hiatoplasty
Coexisting Achalasia and Large Hiatal Hernia
The occurrence of hiatal hernia and achalasia in the same patient is considered to be extremely rare. Although hiatal hernia is reported with a 40-50% frequency in the general population, its occurrence...
Sleeve and Hiatoplasty
Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) has become the most common surgical procedure performed in bariatric surgery. Large hiatal hernias and Barrett's esophagus are the only contraindications recognized...
Laparoscopic Heller Myotomy for Achalasia with...
60 years old female presented with severe dysphagia, diagnosis proved to be primary achalasia. Laparoscopic Heller Myotomy done, then Hiatoplasty for large Hiatal H. Done and posterior partial fundoplication...
Robot Assisted Hiatoplasty after previous Sleeve...
In this video you can see robot assisted hiatoplasty after previous sleeve sastrectomy. Procedure preformed by: V. Schraibman, A.L.V. Macedo, G. Maccapani, S. Okazaki