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== '''Technique''' == * Lithotomy, reverse Trendelenburg * Same ports as for sleeve gastrectomy * Nathanson retractor * Create pouch ** Clear angle of His by dividing short gastrics from spleen ** Enter lesser sac 7cm distal to GOJ, along lesser curvature ** Staple transversely across stomach at this level * Plan reconstruction ** Retract omentum and transverse colon cephalad - visualise ligament of Treitz, look for IMV ** Follow jejunum distally for 50-150cm (100cm at Austin) ** Staple across bowel at this point, with assistant holding on to proximal limb * Create jejunojejunal anastomosis ** Follow the common channel (distal limb) 100cm distally ** Stay suture this piece of bowel to the end of BP limb, which assistant is still holding ** Create a stapled side-to-side anastomosis, suturing the stapler holes again in purse-string fashion * Create gastrojejunal anastomosis ** Take the proximal end of common channel (free end) up to stomach, most likely antecolic ** Place bougie down to distal end of pouch ** Create holes in both pouch and jejunum to admit stapler, and make a side-to-side anastomosis, with slight j-loop ** Close the staple holes with front and back sutures * Close mesenteric and Petersen's defects with Glubran (can also suture)
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