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Corrective surgical procedures for postgastrectomy syndromes are well-established in abdominal surgery. The indications for early corrective intervention are clearly defined on the basis of the patients' postoperative course. Corrections at a later date should only be considered in presence of major symptoms which did not respond to conservative therapy and following careful morphological and functional assessment of the patient. An analysis of gastric acid secretion should be carried out before and after the operation. The aim of corrective interventions is the restitution, as far as possible, of physiological conditions: prevention of rapid gastric emptying and reduction of gastric hypersecretion. Through postoperative follow-up examination of the patients over many years is essential. The case history, operation technique and outcome is presented in this review of 92 patients treated at the First Department of Surgery, University of Vienna and the findings are discussed.
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