Discussion ● Nissen fundoplication (NFP) is the most widely used anti-reflux procedure, however an anterior and posterior partial fundoplications (Tha
{"Image DocumentName": "Discussion", "Image ImageDescription": "\u25cf Nissen fundoplication (NFP) is the most widely used anti-reflux procedure, however an anterior and posterior partial fundoplications (Thal/Toupet) are also used. \u25cf Fundoplication accelerates the gastric emptying time by reducing the gastric volume and disturbing the vagally mediated postprandial receptive relaxation due to the higher possibility of inadvertent damage of the vagal nerve. \u25cf DS is the direct result of alterations in the storage function of the stomach and/or the pyloric emptying mechanism. \u25cf The available literature suggests that complete (Nissen) fundoplication might have a higher incidence of dumping syndrome in comparison to partial (Thal/Toupet) fundoplication.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}