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SPV and Pyloroplasty in Ulcer Disease

a Follow-up Study of 1105 Successive Cases from the Munich-University-Policlinic, Dep. of Surgery 1964–1974

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This report deals with selective proximal vagotomy and pyloroplasty in the treatment of ulcer disease. In a 10-year period (Jan. 1st 1964 to Sept. 15th 1973) 1105 vagotomies were carried out (Table 1 ) 81% were performed as SPV, primarily in gastro-duodenal ulcer, but also as a supporting procedure in hiatal hernia, cardiospasm, erosive gastritis and stomal ulcer (Table 2). Of 892 ulcers, including elective and emergency cases, 790 were treated by SPV and pyloroplasty (88%). These nonresecting procedures were evaluated by clinical examination, X-ray, endoscopy and gastric hormonal and secretory studies. The results were obtained by personal examinations, questionnaries, communications from referring physicians and in some cases from other hospitals.

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Holle, F., Bauer, H. (1974). SPV and Pyloroplasty in Ulcer Disease. In: Holle, F., Andersson, S. (eds) Vagotomy. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65889-1_38

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