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1. Endoscopy/Port Placement
2. Lysis of Adhesions and Hiatal Dissection
3. Vagotomy
4. Hiatal Hernia Repair
5. Division of Roux Limb
6. Partial Gastrectomy/Resection of Ulcer
7. Rerouting of Roux Limb
8. New GJ Anastomosis
9. Endoscopy for Testing of Anastomosis
10. Reducing the Jejunum and Closing Petersen's Defect
11. Revision of JJ Anastomosis
12. Retrieving the Specimen from the Abdominal Cavity
13. Closure

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Approach to Marginal Ulceration Following RYGB Surgery: Laparoscopic Excision of the Marginal Ulcer and Retrocolic, Retrogastric Rerouting of the Roux Limb with Truncal Vagotomy and Hiatal Hernia Repair

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Deborah D. Tsao, BS¹; Janey Sue Pratt, MD²
¹Stanford University School of Medicine
²Massachusetts General Hospital

General Surgery

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Publication Date	2024/11/15
Article ID	25
Production ID	0104
Volume	2024
Issue	25
https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/25