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Endoscopy, 1990
A laparoscopic jejunostomy was performed in a patient for long-term feeding purposes. The more important details of the surgical technique are described, as well as a description of a new laparoscopic needle holder, for the suturing in the peritoneal cavity.
P J, O'Regan, G D, Scarrow
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A laparoscopic jejunostomy was performed in a patient for long-term feeding purposes. The more important details of the surgical technique are described, as well as a description of a new laparoscopic needle holder, for the suturing in the peritoneal cavity.
P J, O'Regan, G D, Scarrow
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1971
This is a review of 32 cases of feeding jejunostomy carried out in the Queen Elisabeth Hospital between the years 1959 and 1968 inclusive. The indications and conditions for which this procedure was used are illustrated. The complications and results of its use are discussed.
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This is a review of 32 cases of feeding jejunostomy carried out in the Queen Elisabeth Hospital between the years 1959 and 1968 inclusive. The indications and conditions for which this procedure was used are illustrated. The complications and results of its use are discussed.
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Direct Percutaneous Jejunostomy
Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 1994Enteral feeding via gastrostomy or gastrojejunostomy tubes has an established role in patients unable to maintain adequate oral intake. However, creation and maintenance of a site for long-term nutritional support can be significant problems in patients who have undergone previous surgery or in patients with chronic aspiration, abnormal stomach ...
M J, Hallisey, J C, Pollard
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Archives of Surgery, 1986
Jejunostomy is an alternative for alimentation in patients who cannot be fed orally. Seventy-three patients from the Medical College of Wisconsin Hospitals, Milwaukee, who underwent jejunostomy for gastrointestinal tract obstruction or dysfunction (28 patients), carcinoma (23 patients), neurologic disorders (13 patients), and other indications (nine ...
M B, Adams +3 more
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Jejunostomy is an alternative for alimentation in patients who cannot be fed orally. Seventy-three patients from the Medical College of Wisconsin Hospitals, Milwaukee, who underwent jejunostomy for gastrointestinal tract obstruction or dysfunction (28 patients), carcinoma (23 patients), neurologic disorders (13 patients), and other indications (nine ...
M B, Adams +3 more
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Seminars in Interventional Radiology
AbstractDirect percutaneous jejunostomy placement is an often underutilized procedure that can allow for supplemental enteral nutrition in a certain subset of patients, in which percutaneous gastrostomy is not technically feasible, or in patients who require post-pyloric feeding.
Adam P, Jacobs +5 more
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AbstractDirect percutaneous jejunostomy placement is an often underutilized procedure that can allow for supplemental enteral nutrition in a certain subset of patients, in which percutaneous gastrostomy is not technically feasible, or in patients who require post-pyloric feeding.
Adam P, Jacobs +5 more
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Direct percutaneous jejunostomy
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1987Percutaneous gastrostomy appears to be a safe method of providing enteric alimentation for patients with a wide variety of disorders in whom oral feeding is not possible or desirable [1 -6]. However, percutaneous gastrostomy may not be possible in some patients because of the unfavorable position of the stomach or because of previous partial or total ...
R R, Gray +4 more
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Short tube decompressive jejunostomy
The American Journal of Surgery, 1977Experience with short tube decompressive jejunostomy in twenty-nine patients with small bowel obstruction is presented. Many advantages are gained by operative decompression of obstructed, dilated small bowel. The favorable results with its use make short tube decompressive jejunostomy a safe, acceptable method of decompressing dilated small bowel.
G J, Peterson +2 more
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Sonographically Guided Jejunostomy Replacement
Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine, 2010Enteral feeding through jejunostomy is an established nutritional support for patients with esophageal cancer. Mechanical problems are common during long-term enteral nutrition, and jejunostomy tube dislodgment is one of the most flequent. 1 Dislodged jejunostomy tubes should be replaced as promptly as possible to maintain feeding access and require ...
DI DOMENICO S +3 more
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A.M.A. Archives of Surgery, 1952
IN SPITE of a more aggressive approach in the treatment of malignant disease of the upper intestinal tract that has come about during the past few years, there still remains a large group of unfortunate people on whom even palliative extirpation of their lesions cannot be safely performed. We still encounter, therefore, as a result of obstruction, pain,
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IN SPITE of a more aggressive approach in the treatment of malignant disease of the upper intestinal tract that has come about during the past few years, there still remains a large group of unfortunate people on whom even palliative extirpation of their lesions cannot be safely performed. We still encounter, therefore, as a result of obstruction, pain,
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Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 1986
The different techniques used for temporary jejunostomy are described. They are governed by the presence or absence of utilizable stomach. The advantages and drawbacks of each technique are examined. The simplest and most reliable one is transgastric jejunostomy. Two variants of jejunostomy after total gastrectomy and oesophagectomy are described.
J M, Gouffrant, J, Grenet, J, Kamuti
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The different techniques used for temporary jejunostomy are described. They are governed by the presence or absence of utilizable stomach. The advantages and drawbacks of each technique are examined. The simplest and most reliable one is transgastric jejunostomy. Two variants of jejunostomy after total gastrectomy and oesophagectomy are described.
J M, Gouffrant, J, Grenet, J, Kamuti
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