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- Provides helpful guidelines and “tricks of the trade” to avoid potential complications
- All chapters are written by national and world leaders in their respective discipline
- Detailed information on managing severe, life-threatening, difficult issues not found in other texts
While surgical management of thoracic, hepato-pancreato-biliary, and colorectal diseases continues to evolve, morbidity continues to be a persistent problem. This book provides a comprehensive, state-of-the art, definitive reference for the diagnosis and management of difficult-to-manage complications following advanced gastrointestinal surgery. All chapters are written by experts in their field and include the most up-to-date clinical information from national and world leaders in their respective disciplines. The text provides a practical, clinically useful guide that reviews risk factors for these complications and offers key information on how to avoid potentially high morbidity events in the peri-operative period. It also discusses the management of these problems when they do occur. With its helpful guidelines and “tricks of the trade” to avoid potential complications, this book is essential to all medical professions treating such patients. Table of ContentsSECTION I: ESOPHAGEAL SURGERY - Chapter 1 Tracheo-esophageal Fistula
Douglas J. Mathisen and Ashok Muniappan - Chapter 2 Esophageal strictures refractory to endoscopic dilatation
Shawn S. Groth, David D. Odell, and James D. Luketich - Chapter 3
Esophgeal anastomotic leak
Onkar V. Khullar and Seth D. Force - Chapter 4 Transhiatal esophagectomy: intraoperative disasters
Mark B. Orringer - Chapter 5 Chyle leak after esophageal surgery
Elena M. Ziarnik and Jonathan C. Nesbitt - Chapter 6 Management of airway, hoarseness and vocal cord dysfunction after esophagectomy
Laura Dooley and Ashok R. Shaha - Chapter 7 Severe reflux induced esophagitis
Carlotta Barbon, Benedetto Mungo, Daniela Molena, Stephen C. Yang - Chapter 8 Intraoperative solutions for gastric conduit that will not reach
Ali Almadeh - Chapter 9 Injury to the right gastroepiploic artery
Ravi Rajaram and Malcolm M. DeCamp - Chapter 10 Intraoperative solutions for ischemic gastric conduit
Robert E. Merritt - Chapter 11 Jejunal feeding tube complications
Sidhu P. Gangadharan
SECTION II: GASTRIC SURGERY - Chapter 12 Bile reflux and gastroparesis
Robert E. Roses and Douglas L. Fraker - Chapter 13 Gastric surgery: dealing with dumping syndrome
Kyung Ho Pak and Sung Hoon Noh - Chapter 14 Afferent loop syndrome
Geoffrey W. Krampitz, Graham G. Walmsley, and Jeffrey A. Norton - Chapter 15 Duodenal stump blowout
Paul J. Speicher, Andrew S. Barbas, George Z. Li, and Douglas S. Tyler - Chapter 16 Postoperative complications after surgery for gastric cancer: Anastomotic leakage
Han J. Bonenkamp
III. Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery - Chapter 17 Hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery: postoperative hepatic insufficiency
Junichi Shindoh and Jean-Nicolas Vauthey - Chapter 18 Biliary leaks and thoracobiliary fistula
Kengo Asai and David M. Nagorney - Chapter 19 Contralateral bile duct injury during hepatic resection
Vikas Dudeja and Yuman Fong - Chapter 20 Massive Intra-operative Hemorrhage During Hepato-Biliary and Pancreatic Surgery
Vikas Dudeja and William R. Jarnagin - Chapter 21 Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery: Intraoperative injury to Hepatic Arterial Structures
Vinod P. Balachandran and Michael I. D’Angelica - Chapter 22 Hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery: hepatic abscess
Michael A. Woods, Orhan S. Ozkan, and Sharon M. Weber - Chapter 23 Hepaticojejunostomy anastomotic strictures
François Cauchy and Jacques Belghiti - Chapter 24 Stricture at Pancreatico-Jejunostomy or Pancreatico-Gastrostomy
Steven M. Strasberg and Daniel K. Mullady - Chapter 25 Postoperative Portal, Mesenteric and Splenic Vein Thrombosis
Giuseppe Malleo, David Cosola, and Claudio Bassi - Chapter 26
Post-pancreatectomy Hemorrhage: Early and Late
Albert Amini, Kathleen K Christians, and Douglas B Evans - Chapter 27
Major Disruptions of Pancreaticojejunostomy
Jonathan C. King, Melissa Hogg, Herbert J. Zeh III - Chapter 28 Persistent Pancreatic Fistula
Purvi Y. Parikh and Keith D. Lillemoe - Chapter 29 Management of Chyle Leaks Following Pancreatic Resection
Neda Rezaee and Christopher L. Wolfgang - Chapter 30 Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery: Preventing Pancreatic Fistula following Distal Pancreatectomy
Bharath D. Nath, and Mark P. Callery
Section IV. Colorectal Surgery - Chapter 31 Pearls for the Small Bowel and Colon That Will Not Reach
Daniel I. Chu and Eric J. Dozois - Chapter 32 Anastomotic Leak / Pelvic Abscess
Seok Byung Lim and Jose G. Guillem - Chapter 33 Management of Anastomotic Stricture
Lindsey E. Richards, Sarah Y. Boostrom, and James W. Fleshman - Chapter 34 Colorectal Surgery: Intraoperative Ureteral Injury
W. Shannon Orr, Louis L. Pisters, Miguel Rodriguez-Bigas - Chapter 35
Colorectal surgery: Prostatic Urethral Injury
Negar M. Salehomoum and Steven D. Wexner - Chapter 36 Vaginal Injury During Stapled Anastomosis
Feza H. Remzi and Volkan Ozben - Chapter 37 Management of rectovaginal fistula
Daniele Scoglio and Alessandro Fichera - Chapter 38 Management of Presacral / Pelvic Bleeding
Sanket Srinivasa and Andrew Hill - Chapter 39 Breakdown / Nonhealing of Perineal Wound
Justin M. Broyles, Jonathan E. Efron, and Justin M. Sacks - Chapter 40 Complications after TEM (Transanal Endoscopic Microsurgery) and TAMIS Maria Widmar and Garcia-Aguilar
- Chapter 41 Parastomal hernia
Erin M. Garvey and Kristi L. Harold - Chapter 42 Stoma Retraction/Ischemia/Stenosis
Eugene F. Foley - Chapter 43 Incontinence after Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy/ Fistulotomy
Heather Rossi and David Rothenberger - Chapter 44 Anal Stenosis after Hemorrhoidectomy: Avoidance and Management
Jonathan B. Mitchem and Paul E. Wise
Section V. Other Considerations Chapter 45 Delivering Bad News: Conversations with My Surgeon
Murray F. BrennanGastrointestinal Surgery: Management of Complex Perioperative Complications is of great value and utility for general surgeons, thoracic surgeons, upper gastrointestinal surgeons, colorectal surgeons, hepato-pancreato-biliary surgeons, surgical oncology fellows, thoracic surgery fellows and upper level residents in general surgery.
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