… only in the long term from causes other than incomplete vagotomy. Also, in view of the
issue of the formation of gallstones after vagotomy, the results of cholecystography are presented. …

… the long term with regard to both symptoms and recurrence. In conclusion, long-term follow-up
after HSV shows that the results in terms … There is no difference between outcome of non-…

… Output of acid is reduced as effectively in the long term by HSV as by truncal or selective
vagotomy. Studies of gallbladder and pancreatic function and of fat excretion have shown that …

… : total vagotomy (type I) ; bilateral selective vagotomy (type 11) ; anterior selective vagotomy
with sacrifice of the posterior nerve (type III) ; and posterior selective vagotomy with sacrifice …

… long-term results (average follow-up 6 years) with partial or complete duodenectomy combined
with highly selective vagotomy in … These procedures are compared with truncal vagotomy …

… caused by the loss of adaptive relaxation as a result of denervation of the fundus and body.
We have shown that this symptom persists in the long term in some 20 per cent of patients. …

… available for curing ulcers, since both the vagal and the gastrin drive on the parietal cells is
removed and the longterm incidence of recurrent ulceration is only 1 to 2 percent [55]. Highly …

… The insulin test after highly selective vagotomy. Gas… the effects of truncal, selective and highly
selective vagotomy on … highly selective vagotomy without drainage and selective vagotomy …

… patients who have undergone highly selective vagotomy (HSV). The … Long-term outcome for
these patients was not determined. … The implication of ulcer site and recurrence in long-term …

A retrospective analysis was conducted of 778 patients who underwent highly selective
vagotomy between 1980 and 1990. Surgery was performed for duodenal ulcers without any …