JRS TEF SHORT
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- Extensive upper pouch mobilization is critical in long-gap EA/TEF to achieve tension-free anastomosis.
- Endoscopic clip application provides atraumatic fistula control; some surgeons preserve azygos vein to minimize gap.
- Close anesthesia coordination for ventilation management is essential to maintain surgical field visualization during anastomosis.
- Single-layer anastomosis technique with 5-0 suture: posterior wall first, then anterior wall after NG tube advancement.
- Long-gap type C EA requires modified technique compared to routine type 3 fistula repair.
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Confluence at the site of where the anastomosis will be sutured. Millimeters in diameter. It is sealed proximately and distally with the sealer. And then divided sharper issues. Some people choose to leave the agus vein intact during this portion of the dissection. This means the gap is much larger as possible. Change from a 3 to a 5 to allow for. Placement of the endoscopic clip. This provides a very atraumatic and section around the pouch is then more and more evident as the dissection continues. Rather, extensive dissection of the upper pouch will be performed in order to sealing and then gently distracting the tissue away from the upper pouch down towards the trachea, the esophageal detracting it down ready to perform the anastomosis prior to cutting it. Also because of the to show that there is adequate because of the. Longer gap than is routine for a type 3 fistula. Now the mucosa of the upper pouch esophagus, 50. Yukosa. General 4 to 5 the back wall and corners now done. The nasal or oral gastric tube is then advanced by the anesthesiologist down. In this particular case, 3 anterior wall sutures will be all that's necessary to have no problems with overventilation or visualization during the procedure. It's extremely important to work closely with the anesthetist to achieve uh. This degree of of visualization. Throughout the procedure, asked the mon.