MedicineSurgeryGastroenterologyAbdominal SurgeryEsophageal DiseasesEsophageal SurgeryHernia RepairHernia SurgeryPostoperative ComplicationsElective Hernia RepairHernia ComplicationsHiatal Hernia Repair
Thepatient withahiatus hernia andamarkedly shortoesophagus presents a problem forwhich there isnotatpresent agenerally accepted lineof treatment. Therearegrossmacroscopic changes intheoesophagus andtheytendtogiveriseto severe painanddysphagia. Theshortening ofthe oesophagus makestheproblem unsuitable for treatment bythestandard operations forhiatus hernia, whilesomeofthesuggested treatments, suchasoesophago-jejunostomy, aresoformidable
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Anatomy of the Crura of the Diaphragm and the Surgery of Hiatus Hernia
J. Leigh Collis, T. D. Kelly, A. M. Wiley · Thorax · 1954 · 123 citations · Full text