… vagotomy of 41 percent after bilateral selective vagotomy by … after truncal vagotomy or
bilateral selective vagotomy, we … vagotomy after truncal vagotomy (16 percent) and bilateral …

… vagotomy is shown in Fig. Since 1958 we have used at the West London Hospital selective
vagotomy … that it was necessary to perform bilateral selective nerve secttiors to obtain the best …

… to approxi¬ mately 75 selective vagotomies. All of our patients have had so-called bilateral
selective vagotomies. We save both the … I believe selective vagotomy is adequate for cephalic …

… in the performance of bilateral selective vagotomy, and the hepatic and coeliac branches of
the vagi are, of course, also preserved; but it differs from selective vagotomy in that the lesser …

… selective gastric vagotomy, rats lost weight despite relatively normal food and water intakes;
and after selective coeliac vagotomy… syndromes after bilateral and selective vagotomies. The …

… The operation of highly selective vagotomy with preservation of an innervated … selective
vagotomy with that in patients treated by conventional truncal or bilateral selective vagotomy …

… vagotomy (anterior or posterior), but, conscious of the reasons for preserving all the extragastric
branches, changed to bilateral selective vagotomy … on whom bilateral selective vagotomy …

… to bilateral selective vagotomy. Assessed by the insulin test, bilateral selective vagotomy
resulted in a significantly greater number of complete vagotomies than did selective anterior …

… Our studies suggest that when selective vagotomy is used without drainage care must be …
bilateral selective vagotomy without drainage is an important step in the evolution of vagotomy…

… Should it be parietal cell vagotomy or selective vagotomy-… with posterior vagotomy versus
proximal gastric vagotomy. … Anterior highly-selective vagotomy with posterior truncal vagotomy: …