Long-term complications in cases of isolated XXXX treated with esophageal @entity254 .

@entity1 @entity1152 @entity2910 @entity254 @entity354
Long-term follow-up examination with esophagogastroduodenoscopy was performed on seven @entity1 who had undergone successful delayed @entity254 for isolated @entity1152 . The follow-up period ranged from 1.2 to 11.3 years (mean, 5.3). All @entity1 had undergone fundoplication because of symptomatic @entity354 ( @entity354 ). Three anastomotic strictures had to be resected. At the time of the last follow-up examination, the subjective results were excellent for five @entity1 and good for two. The last endoscopy showed @entity2910 in three and normal mucosa in four. The fundoplication was partly disrupted in two @entity1 . In three @entity1 the fundoplication was competent but partly intrathoracic. Histological examination showed moderate @entity2910 in one, mild @entity2910 in one, and normal mucosa in five @entity1 ; however, four @entity1 were on continuous medication for @entity2910 . In conclusion, the subjective results of @entity1 with isolated @entity1152 treated with esophageal @entity254 are good. However, long-term complications caused by @entity354 are common in these @entity1 . Therefore, active search and treatment of reflux is necessary for these @entity1 .
