… and balloon dilation are temporary measures. After dilation, it is still possible for the pylorus
and … A study showed that 19 patients with BGOO who underwent endoscopic balloon dilation …

… and balloon dilation are temporary measures. After dilation, it is still possible for the pylorus
and … A study showed that 19 patients with BGOO who underwent endoscopic balloon dilation …

… pyloric or duodenal blockage; gastric surgery and vagotomy are effective treatments. We
investigated the short term effects of experimental GOO and truncal vagotomy (… the pylorus and …

… pylorus and antrum was determined to be transected. The denervated extent by the vagus
nerve transection was comparable to that of selective vagotomy (… , thus balloon dilatation was …

… or gastric bypass for weight loss failure or esophageal dilatation and GERD. … pylorus from
chronic peptic ulcer disease. In this paper they characterized the complications of vagotomy as …

… esophagitisnor hiatal hernia and the gastric pouch had no dilation. One important
observation was the permanently atonic and wide open pylorus, with no motility during one-minute …

… era of the pyloruspreserving operations has been entered. Highly selective vagotomy
embodies the … Dilatation of the pylorus is probably inadequate for the patient with well-established …

… Valley, PA) and an ALEXA Fluor 594 highly selective filter set at a … taken, we did observe
large dilation of stomachs in VAGX mice … between the most distal pylorus and the most proximal …

… Endoscopic dilation Data with regards to balloon dilation of the pylorus via endoscopy are
quite limited and there is no recommended or consistent approach. Most data suggest an 18–…

… for treating benign GOO if the pylorus cannot be safely dilated due to obstruction or if the …
, are less pronounced after high selective vagotomy.Post vagotomy syndrome following the …