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Pyloroplasty is a
surgery performed to
widen the
opening at the
lower part of the stomach, also
known as the pylorus. When the
pylorus thickens, it becomes...
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surgeon Jan Mikulicz-Radecki (1850–1905), the
eponymous "Heineke-Mikulicz
pyloroplasty" is named,
which is a
surgical procedure that
involves enlargement of...
- also
consisted of an
esophageal transection, splenectomy, vagotomy, and
pyloroplasty.[citation needed] The
Sugiura procedure was
originally ****ociated with...
- and dela****
stomach emptying. Historically,
vagotomy was
combined with
pyloroplasty or
gastroenterostomy to
counter this problem. A
number of endoscopic...
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frequently combined with
modification of the
pylorus via
pyloromyotomy or
pyloroplasty.[citation needed] This
procedure can also be
completed robotically. Outcomes...
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Katariya et al. in 1977 This
technique is
similar to a Heineke–Mikulicz
pyloroplasty from
which it
derives its name.[citation needed] The
technique is optimal...
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rhinoplasty is a
reconstructive or
cosmetic surgery for the nose. A
pyloroplasty refers to a type of
reconstruction of the
gastric pylorus. Procedures...
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approaches to
treatment of gastroparesis:
gastric electrical stimulation,
pyloroplasty,
total gastrectomy and
enteral feeding tubes".
Gastroenterology Clinics...
- procedure, such as
pyloric dilatation or
disruption (pyloromyotomy or
pyloroplasty) or gastrojejunostomy, is needed. This
procedure also
denervates the...
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labour and/or
delivery Propionyl-CoA
carboxylase deficiency PCCA type
Pyloroplasty Quinine Reactive hypoglycemia Renal hypoglycemia Repaglinide Reye syndrome...
