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=== Abdomen: === ** Midline laparotomy ** Check for metastases ** Prepare gastric tube *** Start on greater curvature - identify right gastroepiploic arcade near the midpoint of greater curvature and start dividing the omentum 2cm peripheral, working towards the fundus, preserving the arcade for the conduit *** Divide short gastrics 1cm off the stomach, and separate stomach from splenic hilum *** Incise phreno-oesophageal ligament *** Identify left gastric artery (elevate stomach towards hiatus and look for the band of fat between retroperitoneum and lesser curvature. Left gastric dissected and ligated (using EndoGIA tan 45mm), with resection of lymphatics around it. Avoid splenic artery near origin of left gastric artery. *** Lesser omentum opened *** Divide hepatic branches of the vagal nerves *** Right gastric artery divided close to pylorus *** Identify resection margins required - aim for 10cm distal to known tumour *** Fashion a 4-5cm gastric tube using linear staplers (narrower tubes have better emptying, whereas wide tubes retain better perfusion). Start on greater curvature at level of division, then work on an oblique line towards incisura/pylorus. *** Kocher manoeuvre - pylorus should reach caudate lobe when the conduit is pulled up *** Consider pyloroplasty/pyloromyotomy - Incise over pylorus, then spread muscle fibres, trying to avoid using diathermy. ** Mobilise left hepatic lobe (divide falciform ligament and left triangular ligament, and incise pars flaccida) ** Finalise dissection of the oesophagus - expose the junction of left and right crura posteriorly ** Suture the two halves of stomach together with 3x interrupted, so they can be pulled up into the chest. ** Remove all nodes from coeliac axis, and along splenic artery to splenic hilum ** Clear common hepatic nodes up to IVC and PV ** Place jejunostomy 40cm distal to ligament of Treitz ** 24Fr Blakes drain alongside pylorus
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