Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960) · 2003
[Early results of esophagectomy and total or proximal gastrectomy without perioperative administration of total parenteral nutrition].
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Komorowski Andrzej L, Łobaziewicz Wojciech, Kołodziejski Leszek, Duda Krzysztof, Darasz Zbigniew
Аннотация
UNLABELLED: The aim of the study was to analyse complications after radical oesophagectomy or gastrectomy in cancer patients without administration of total parental nutrition (TPN).
PATIENTS AND METHODS: 45 consecutive patients underwent oesophagectomy (8 patients), proximal subtotal gastrectomy (10 patients) and total gastrectomy (27 patients). Stapler sutures were used to create anastomoses between oesophagus and stomach or oesophagus and jejunum. None patient received TPN. In all patients antropometrical and biochemical characteristics were assessed. Preoperative risk factors and type of complications were estimated. Patients with surgical complications were compared with patients without surgical complications using anthropometric and biochemical values.
RESULTS: Surgical complications occurred in 10(22%) patients. The most common complication was postoperative wound infection (6 patients). Anastomotic dehiscence occurred in 4 patients and resulted in 2 deaths. Complications and deaths were observed more frequently in severely malnourished patients (BMI < 18).
CONCLUSIONS: There is no justification for routine perioperative use of TPN in patients without severe malnutrition undergoing oesophageal or gastric surgery for cancer.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: 45 consecutive patients underwent oesophagectomy (8 patients), proximal subtotal gastrectomy (10 patients) and total gastrectomy (27 patients). Stapler sutures were used to create anastomoses between oesophagus and stomach or oesophagus and jejunum. None patient received TPN. In all patients antropometrical and biochemical characteristics were assessed. Preoperative risk factors and type of complications were estimated. Patients with surgical complications were compared with patients without surgical complications using anthropometric and biochemical values.
RESULTS: Surgical complications occurred in 10(22%) patients. The most common complication was postoperative wound infection (6 patients). Anastomotic dehiscence occurred in 4 patients and resulted in 2 deaths. Complications and deaths were observed more frequently in severely malnourished patients (BMI < 18).
CONCLUSIONS: There is no justification for routine perioperative use of TPN in patients without severe malnutrition undergoing oesophageal or gastric surgery for cancer.