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L aparoscopic S leeve G astrectomy

L aparoscopic S leeve G astrectomy. Dr . Ahmed Refaey. Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) is t he technique comprises removal of the great curvature of the stomach ,with a resection line parallel to the lesser curvature, so as to create a long tubular gastric remnant.

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L aparoscopic S leeve G astrectomy

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  1. Laparoscopic SleeveGastrectomy Dr. Ahmed Refaey

  2. Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) is the technique comprises removal of the great curvature of the stomach ,with a resection line parallel to the lesser curvature, so as to create a long tubular gastric remnant

  3. COMPLICATIONS • Early COMPLICATIONS( within 2 weeks) • Hemorrhage • Staple line leak • Abscess • Delayed COMPLICATIONS • Stricture • Gastroesophageal reflux disease

  4. Leak • Gastric leak is one of the most serious complications of LSG • It occurs in up to 5% of patients following LSG.

  5. Gastrografin swallow studies demonstrating staple line leaks (a), focal leak (b), and leaks with contrast dissemination in the abdominal cavity

  6. CT images of staple line leak (a), left subphrenic gas and fluid collection (b), and drainage of the collection (c)

  7. postoperative air-fluid collection adjacent to GE junction consistent with staple line leak

  8. An intraluminal stent for the treatment of a leak following laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy.

  9. Abscess • It usually presents with symptoms of abdom-inalpain, fever/chills or nausea and vomiting. • If there are clinical suspicions, one should obtain a computed tomography scan of the abdomen to rule out the presence of intra-abdominal abscess.

  10. Perigastric abscess near the suture line and anterior to the left lobe of liver

  11. CHRONIC COMPLICATIONS • Stricture • Gastroesophageal reflux disease • An upper gastrointestinal study or endoscopy is usually diagnostic.

  12. Stricture • It could present either acutely after surgery due to tissue edema or more commonly in a delayed fashion. • Presenting symptoms include food intolerance, dysphagia or nausea and vomiting.

  13. Gastroesophageal reflux disease

  14. Due to some technical difficulties during LSG, small part of stomach can be preserved either proximally or distally, giving radiological pattern which can be confused with leak.

  15. The radiological patterns include: • tubular • superior pouch • Inferior pouch • inferior–superior pouch

  16. Superior pouches that resemble leaks. Small pouch with irregular upper contour. Small pouch with a narrow neck Small oblong pouch with an irregular outer contour

  17. In all patients, a UGI was routinely performed on POD 3 to exclude complications, primarily staple line leaks and strictures, and begin gradual fluid intake. • If a leak was detected, further imaging investigation by CT was performed to confirm the finding and exclude abscess formation.

  18. Thank You

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