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== '''Left sided Ivor Lewis approach:''' == * Right lateral position, with left hip rolled slightly back to facilitate abdominal exposure * Posterolateral thoracotomy through 6th intercostal space, extended across the costal margin into the abdomen, and peripheral phrenotomy (leaving a peripheral rim of 2cm of diaphragm on the chest wall to permit closure) ** * Oesophagus mobilised from aortic arch down to hiatus ** Pericardium can be resected en bloc if needed ** Spleen and tail of pancreas mobilised, to expose the LUQ widely * Greater curvature mobilised fully to the level of the pylorus, gastrohepatic ligament divded, right gastric vessels divided, left gastric vessels divided, gastric tube fashioned * Abdominal lymph node dissection (D11) ** Splenic hilum back down to left gastric artery stump ** Common hepatic nodes up to IVC and PV ** Coeliac axis nodes * Back to chest for anastomosis ** Usually between inferior pulmonary vein and aortic arch ** Free thoracic oesophagus from behind the aortic arch using blunt dissection, after incising the pleural above the arch (watch for the recurrent nerve) * Thoracic lymph node dissection completed * Transect oesophagus
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