… duodenectomy combined with highly selective vagotomy (HSV) for relief of gastric retention.
… with highly selective vagotomy (HSV) in the treatment of severe obstructing duodenal ulcer …

… Seven patients have had a total vagotomy-Type 1* and eight have had some type of selective
vagotomy as recorded in Table 1. Three had pyloroplasty alone. Although the study was …

… gastric vagotomies in the treatment of peptic ulcer … gastric and selective vagotomy inhibit
acid secretion equally well. In our randomized series, proximal gastric and selective vagotomy …

… Peptic ulcer disease is a common cause of epigastric pain. In … in medical management
of peptic ulcer disease, surgical … clinically relevant physiology of gastric acid secretion and …

… Since his PGV operation, gastroscopy on several occasions has shown that the duodenal
ulcer has remained healed but the gastric ulcer has recurred, healed and recurred …

… not only to reduced acid-peptic ‘attack’ on the gastric mucosa, but also to reduced … gastric
ulcer (GU) who had been treated by highly selective vagotomy (HSV) and excision of the ulcer …

… Selective vagotomy is superior to truncal vagotomy when … gastrointestinal disease, such
as gastric ulcer, gall-stones, or … Selective vagotomy involved preservation of the hepatic …

… operative mortality, gastric stasis in 3 patients only, few side effects, and only one recurrent
ulcer (a gastric ulcer). In dogs, this operation is associated with normal gastric emptying, and …

… duodenal ulcer were at random allocated highly selective vagotomy without drainage or
selective vagotomy … The gastric emptying time and small intestinal transit time was shorter after …

This study provides a retrospective comparative analysis of results in 90 women patients who
underwent three different elective operations for intractable duodenal ulcer disease. Group …