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Refluxtherapie pp 44–65Cite as

Pathogenese von Hiatushernie und Kardiainsuffizienz

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Als Hiatushernie wird eine Verlagerung des gastrooesophagealen Übergangs und/oder des Magenfundus vom Abdominalraum durch den Hiatus oesophageus in den Thoraxraum bezeichnet. Nicht unter diesen Begriff fallen vorübergehende Verschiebungen des gastrooesophagealen Überganges ins Mediastinum, wie sie beispielsweise beim Schluckakt oder bei der Atmung vorkommen. Ebenfalls nicht als Hiatushernien, sondern als deren Vorformen werden die „malposition cardiotuberositaire“ [71] und die “hiatal hernia without a sac” [102] betrachtet.

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Koelz, H.R. (1981). Pathogenese von Hiatushernie und Kardiainsuffizienz. In: Siewert, J.R., Blum, A.L. (eds) Refluxtherapie. Interdisziplinäre Gastroenterologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67714-4_4

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