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Surgical treatment of the dumping syndrome after gastroduodenal resection.

E Benedini, Francesco Rocco Bertuccio, A Mossini, A Viotto

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The correction of the dumping syndrome is based on three surgical techniques: narrowing of the gastrojejunal for gastroduodenal) anastomosis, interposition of an intestinal loop between the gastric stump and the duodenum, or conversion of Billroth II to Billroth I. The authors report the results obtained in a series of 22 cases.

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The correction of the dumping syndrome is based on three surgical techniques: narrowing of the gastrojejunal for gastroduodenal) anastomosis, interposition of an intestinal loop between the gastric stump and the duodenum, or conversion of Billroth II to Billroth I. The authors report the results obtained in a series of 22 cases.

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The correction of the dumping syndrome is based on three surgical techniques: narrowing of the gastrojejunal for gastroduodenal) anastomosis, interposition of an intestinal loop between the gastric stump and the duodenum, or conversion of Billroth II to Billroth I. The authors report the results obtained in a series of 22 cases.

Key concepts: Medicine, Dumping syndrome, Billroth I, Billroth II, Duodenum, Anastomosis, Gastroduodenal ulcer, Surgery

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