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Table 1 The clinical characteristics of included studies

From: A novel intraoperative Esophagus-Sparing Anastomotic Narrowing Revision (ESANR) technique for patients who underwent esophagojejunostomy: three case reports and a review of the literature

Author

Year

Area

Journal

Article type

No. of patients

Age (years)

Sex

(male/female)

Stapler type

Time of diagnosis

Benign/ Malignant

Treatment

Post treatment follow-up

Dai Manaka [21]

2022

Japan

Langenbecks Arch Surg

Case report

3

58/61/77

(3/0)

Circular

Postoperative

Benign

RD

No recurrence of stricture at one-year follow-up after surgery

Gyu Young Pih [22]

2020

Korea

Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery

Retrospective

21

Average67.5

BD: (10/2)

EIT: (3/6)

No described

Postoperative

Benign

BD12/EIT9

No recurrence of stricture was observed in the EIT group during a median follow-up of 582 days

In the BD group, 5 patients developed recurrence of stricture after a median of 63 days

Chan Gyoo Kim [23]

2008

Korea

Surg Endosc

Retrospective

58

ND

(28/30)

Circular

Postoperative

Benign

BD

Recurrence of stricture requiring re-dilation occurred in only 3 of the 58 patients

Our case

2024

China

 

Case report and review

3

82/65//76

(2/1)

Circular

Intraoperative

Benign

ESANR

No recurrence of stricture was seen in 2 patients at follow-up to date.1patient died two years after

Jad Farha [24]

2020

USA

Am J Gastroenterol

Case report

1

34

(1/0)

No described

Postoperative

Benign

NKS&BD&TAC

No recurrence of stricture one year after surgery

Yücel Üstündagˇa [25]

2001

Turkey

Digestive surgery

Case report

1

73

(1/0)

Circular

Postoperative

Benign

SEMS

Hospital stay after stent insertion was 3 days. His oral intake of a modified diet

including especially soft materials returned to near normal levels

Young Kwon Cho [26]

2005

Korea

AJR Am J roentgenol

Retrospective

23

Average 59.3

(14/9)

No described

Postoperative

Benign

BD

Eighteen patients did not experience recurrence of stricture during the mean follow-up

period of 27.5 months, and five patients experienced recurrence of stricture

Hiroyoshi lguchi [15]

1993

Japan

Cardiovasc Intervent Radio

Case report

1

42

(0/1)

No described

Postoperative

Malignant

SEMS

Died of widespread metastases and renal failure 80 days after stent placement

Toshiko Iwasaki [16],

1993

Japan

Cardiovasc Intervent Radi

Case report

1

66

(1/0)

No described

Postoperative

Malignant

SEMS

Died of cachexia four months after the stent was placed

Jin Hyoung Kim [27]

2007

Korea

J Vasc Interv Radiol

Retrospective

32

Average 54.5

(21/11)

No described

Postoperative

Malignant

SEMS

The median survival and stent patency period were 87 and 140 days, respectively

G. Brandimarte [28]

2002

Italy

Endoscopy

Case report

6

Average 68.3

(4/2)

Circular

Postoperative

Benign

EIT

No recurrence of stricture was demonstrated during a mean 24-month follow-up

Tae Hoon Lee [29]

2009

Korea

Gastrointest Endoscopy

Prospective outcome study

24

Average55.9

(19/5)

Circular

Postoperative

Benign

MEIT

During the 24-month follow-up observation, 21 did not develop recurrence of stricture

Three patients developed recurrence of stricture after an average of 1.6 months

  1. RD Re-do laparoscopic esophagojejunostomy, BD Balloon dilatation, EIT Endoscopic incisional therapy, SEMS Self-expandable metallic stent, NKS&BD&TAC Needle-knife stricturotomy triamcinolone Injection, MEIT Modified method endoscopic incision