American journal of surgery · 2006
Minilaparoscopic transgastric cystgastrostomy.
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Heniford B Todd, Iannitti David A, Paton B Lauren, Duncan Brian, Arca Majorie, Kercher Kent
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BACKGROUND: A technique combining upper endoscopy with percutaneous transgastric minilaparoscopic instrumentation for the formation of pancreatic cystgastrostomy is safe and effective for the internal drainage of pancreatic pseudocysts.
METHODS: At a tertiary-care academic medical center, 6 patients with pancreatic pseudocysts with a mean size of 19 cm (range, 16-23 cm) were selected for combined endoscopic and percutaneous transgastric minilaparoscopic (1.7-2 mm) pancreatic cystgastrostomy. All pseudocysts had been followed-up for a minimum of 5 weeks (range, 5-22 wk) and were noted to significantly displace the stomach anteriorly.
RESULTS: The mean surgical time was 98 minutes (range, 45-150 min). The mean amount of fluid removed from the pseudocysts was 2167 mL (range, 1600-2600 mL). All ports were removed from the stomach without the need to suture the gastric wall or skin except for 2 gastric serosal sites that were closed with a single intracorporeal stitch. The length of hospital stay averaged 2.2 days (range, 0-6 d). All patients were discharged in good condition, tolerating a regular diet. With a mean follow-up period of 13.4 months (range, 1-30 mo), all patients remain asymptomatic from their pancreatic pseudocysts.
CONCLUSIONS: The technique of combining upper endoscopy with percutaneous transgastric minilaparoscopic instruments to create a pancreatic cystgastrostomy can be used to apply well-established surgical principals for internal drainage and has the potential to be used for the management of other gastric pathology.
METHODS: At a tertiary-care academic medical center, 6 patients with pancreatic pseudocysts with a mean size of 19 cm (range, 16-23 cm) were selected for combined endoscopic and percutaneous transgastric minilaparoscopic (1.7-2 mm) pancreatic cystgastrostomy. All pseudocysts had been followed-up for a minimum of 5 weeks (range, 5-22 wk) and were noted to significantly displace the stomach anteriorly.
RESULTS: The mean surgical time was 98 minutes (range, 45-150 min). The mean amount of fluid removed from the pseudocysts was 2167 mL (range, 1600-2600 mL). All ports were removed from the stomach without the need to suture the gastric wall or skin except for 2 gastric serosal sites that were closed with a single intracorporeal stitch. The length of hospital stay averaged 2.2 days (range, 0-6 d). All patients were discharged in good condition, tolerating a regular diet. With a mean follow-up period of 13.4 months (range, 1-30 mo), all patients remain asymptomatic from their pancreatic pseudocysts.
CONCLUSIONS: The technique of combining upper endoscopy with percutaneous transgastric minilaparoscopic instruments to create a pancreatic cystgastrostomy can be used to apply well-established surgical principals for internal drainage and has the potential to be used for the management of other gastric pathology.