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Total duodenal diversion (TDD) is an original and efficient form of surgical treatment for gastroesophageal reflux. This technique was performed in 11 patients for severe esophagitis by first intention or after previous surgery. Results were excellent on reflux but 3 patients developed functional complications of the operation. This morbidity must lead to restrain the indications of the TDD.
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