It was reported via journal article: title: hiatal hernia recurrence following magnetic sphincter augmentation and posterior cruroplasty: intermediate-term outcomes.Authors: kais a.Rona1 ¿ james m.Tatum1 ¿ joerg zehetner3 ¿ katrin schwameis1 ¿ carol chow2 ¿ kamran samakar, adrian dobrowolsky ¿ caitlin c.Houghton ¿ nikolai bildzukewicz ¿ john c.Lipham.Citation: surgical endoscopy (2018) 32:3374¿3379; https://doi.Org/10.1007/s00464-018-6059-6.This retrospective cohort study reports intermediate-term outcomes and hernia recurrence rate after concomitant msa and hhr.Between may 2009 and december 2015, 53 patients (age range 40 ¿ 79 years, mean age 62.8 years; gender ratio f:m reported as 1.84:1; mean bmi 25.6 ± 7.5) underwent msa implantation with the linx reflux management system (ethicon) and repair of a hiatal hernia measuring at least 3 cm.Hiatus.Once the hiatal repair was completed, the external circumference of the gastroesophageal junction was measured and an appropriately sized linx device placed.Reported complications included mild (grade a or b) esophagitis (n=5.6%); and malpositioned msa device (n=1).The msa device was then removed and a conversion to a toupet fundoplication was performed.In conclusion, concomitant magnetic sphincter augmentation and hiatal hernia repair in patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease and a moderate-sized hiatal hernia demonstrates durable subjective reflux control and an acceptable hiatal hernia recurrence rate at 1- to 2-year follow-up.
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