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Eighteen patients with hemangioma of alimentary tract were treated in our hospital from 1980 to 1994 There were 11 males and 7 females,with average age of 48?18 years (ranged from 19 to 76 years) Of them,14 patients were treated with operation,2 with hemangioma of rectum were treated with ligation with snare.All of the 16 patients were cured. The etiology,pathology,diagnosis and management are discussed in this paper The experiences of finding small hemangiomas of jejunum and ileum during operation are also introduced in the paper
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Objective To investigate the ideal procedure of digestive tract reconstruction after tota l gastrectomy . MethodsThe clinical data of 86 cases underg oing total gastrectomy were reviewed retrospectively. ResultsTotal gastrectomy was performed in 86 cases, including 76 cases of ga stric carcinoma, 8 cases of malignant lymphoma and 2 of leiomyosarcoma;and 17 cases in stage II, 48 cases in stage III, and 21 cases in stage IV. Radical tot al gastrectomy was performed in 48 cases and palliative total gastrectomy in 38 cases. Gastrectomy combining with resection of tail of pancreas, splenec tomy, transverse colectomy or partial hepatectomy was performed in 28 cases; and with drug delivery system implanted into hepatic artery in 28 cases. The recon struction of digestive tract included esophagoduodenostomy in 12 cases, Braun es ophagojejunostomy in 15 cases, Roux-en-Y esophagojejunostomy in 29 cases, and jejunal pouch interposition in 30 cases. Postoperative complications occurred i n 18 cases, including anastomosis leakage in 3 cases and pancreatic fistula in 1 case. Postoperative heartburn occurred in 21 cases, dumping syndrome in 18 cases, epigastric fullness in 15 cases, diarrhoea in 12 cases, and dysphagia in 9 cases. Conclusions Jejunal pouch interposition is an i deal procedure for reducing the patients′ postoperative symptoms and improving the quality of life after total gastrectomy.