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GASTRIC PLICATION. DR M TALEBPOUR. HISTORY. 1974: Animal lab, 2002: Tehran, Plication 2002: Modification of plication : Ant plication Total plication Wrap and Plication 2005: SAGES: The first presentation of plication 2006 : Saudi Arabi , Lebonen
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GASTRIC PLICATION DR M TALEBPOUR
HISTORY • 1974: Animal lab, • 2002: Tehran, Plication • 2002: Modification of plication: Ant plication Total plication Wrap and Plication • 2005: SAGES: The first presentation of plication • 2006: Saudi Arabi, Lebonen • 2007: The first paper of plication • 2007: Brezil • 2010: Italy
INDICATION • Mutivation: Excelent: Plication Moderate (Male, BMI>50, Diabet): Gastric bypass Weak: Ileojejunal bypass
TECHNIQUE • Greater curvature release by ligasure • Separation of anterior row of SG • Inversion of released GC by nylon • Length of plication from cardia to 4 cm to pylorus • Submucosal sutures
DIET AFTER PLICATION • No 1: Liquids, 10 days • No 2: Semi liquids, 10 days • No 3: Soft diet, 10 days • No 4: Normal diet, 5 months
FUTURE OF PLICATED PATIENT • Dilation of gastric volume • 60% EWL 6 months • 75% EWL 12 months • Inversion of sutures in the stomach after 4 years
COMPLICATION OF PLICATION • Leakage at suture site • Stricture • Bleeding • Loosening of suture line
REGAIN OF PLICATION • Replication • Sleeve gastrectomy • Ileojejunal bypass • Gastrojejunal bypass
LOSS OF APPETITE IN PLICATION • Ghrelin • Total gastric volume • Appetite and gastric volume