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Chest, Vol 70, 78-79, Copyright © 1976 by American College of Chest Physicians

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Esophagocolic anastomotic stricture repaired twelve years after original interposition

LG Ludington, AH Lui and JL Jones

Successful resection of a long, tight, unyielding cervical esophagocolic anastomosis with mobilization of the colon interposition transplant through a sternal splitting incision 12 years after the primary surgery is reported. The colon transplant with its vascular bundle was dissected with less difficulty than expected and 5 cm of increased length was obtained to make a new neck anastomosis without tension.




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