REDISCOVER International Guidelines on the Perioperative Care of Surgical Patients With Borderline-resectable and Locally Advanced Pancreatic Cancer

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 2024

von Boggi, U. | Kauffmann, E. | Napoli, N. | +99

Comment on "Novel Real-time Prediction of Liver Graft Function During Hypothermic Oxygenated Machine Perfusion Before Liver Transplantation"

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 2021

von Patrono, D. | Sofia, S. | Caropreso, P. | +5

Duodenal switch operation for pathologic transpyloric duodenogastric reflux

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 2007

von Strignano, P. | Collard, J. | Michel, J. | +5

Duodenal Switch Operation for Pathologic Transpyloric Duodenogastric Reflux

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 2007

von Strignano, P. | Collard, J. | Michel, J. | +5

ORIGINAL ARTICLES - Denervated Stomach as an Esophageal Substitute Recovers Intraluminal Acidity With Time - Twenty-four hour gastric pH-monitoring in 91 patients 1 to 195 months after subtotal esophagectomy, truncal vagotomy, and gastric pull-up indicates that 32.3% of patients retain a normal gastric pH-profile just after the operation. Those with early intraluminal hypoacidity recover a normal intraluminal pH profile over the years with subsequent development of disabling cervical heartburn (35.7% 3 years) and esophagitis (38.5% 3 years).

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 2001

von Gutschow, C. | Collard, J. | Romagnoli, R. | +2

ORIGINAL ARTICLES - Skeletonizing En Bloc Esophagectomy for Cancer - Skeletonizing en-bloc esophagectomy (SEBE) made flush with the anatomical structures adjacent to the esophagus was feasible in 235 of the 324 patients in whom it was attempted (73%). Five-year survival including in-hospital deaths (5%) was 35% in the whole series, 49% after SEBE, and 0% after palliative resection. Five-year survival after SEBE was 64% for intramural tumors versus 34% for extramural neoplastic processes (P < .0001), and it was 43% for patients with < 5 metastatic nodes versus 11 % for those with involvement of >= 5 nodes (P : = .0001).

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 2001

von Collard, J. | Otte, J. | Fiasse, R. | +7

ORIGINAL ARTICLES - Erythromycin Enhances Early Postoperative Contractility of the Denervated Whole Stomach as an Esophageal Substitute - Intra- and postoperative administration of erythromycin, intravenously or orally, dramatically boosts the spontaneous motor recovery process that follows gastric denervation and pull-up to the neck for esophageal replacement. In some patients, this booster effect persists after discontinuation of the prokinetic drug

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 1999

von Collard, J. | Romagnoli, R. | Otte, J. | +1

The Denervated Stomach as an Esophageal Substitute Is a Contractile Organ

enthalten in: Annals of surgery | 1998

von Collard, J. | Romagnoli, R. | Otte, J. | +1