… selective and highly selective vagotomy is very technically challenging, and highly selective
vagotomy … Vagotomy and gastrectomy is associated with significant side effects. Two types of …

… selective vagotomy (HSV) in the elective surgical treatment of uncomplicated duodenal ulcer
… of 30 patients who were suffering from complications of peptic ulcer, over a period of -21 …

… , although highly selective vagotomy and excision of the ulcer are … of the three principal
types of vagotomy are given in Table I, … That is the key to modern surgery for peptic ulcer, since …

… stomach than bereft of half of it. Encouraged by our results with highly selective vagotomy
for duodenal ulcer (… who had benign gastric ulcer without evidence of gastric stasis by highly …

… ; the test is useful for truncal vagotomy or selective vagotomy but does not identify where the
… selective vagotomy with excision of the ulcer compared with gastrectomy for gastric ulcer in …

… Selective vagotomy and pyloroplasty were used in the surgical treatment of 73 patients with
benign gastric ulcer … Over the long period of observation recurrence of the gastric ulcer was …

… Complications of Peptic Ulcer Highly selective vagotomy has been used in the treatment of
… Gastric stasis and gastric ulcer after selective vagotomy without a drainage procedure. Brit. …

… Acid and pepsin outputs are reduced as effectively as in the conventional operations, but
there is less interference with mechanisms that normally protect against peptic ulceration. …

… than 1 year after vagotomy, when transient effects have been alleviated. Highly selective
vagotomy plus pyloroplasy was recommended for treating peptic ulcer with or without stenosis …

… As many as 50% of unselected individuals in the community may be infected with Helicobacter
species, but do not have an ulcer; however, most patients with an ulcer will have H pylori …