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The use of stomach as an esophageal substitute is the most commonly accepted method of esophageal reconstruction. However, in patients who require a long segment of conduit for esophageal discontinuity or when a gastric conduit is unattainable, colon can be utilized. The colon has the advantage of length, acid resistance, and reliable blood supply.

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Colon Interposition for Esophageal Replacement

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • David W. Dietz,
  • Jennifer J. Liang,
  • Hermann Kessler,
  • James S. Wu

摘要

The use of stomach as an esophageal substitute is the most commonly accepted method of esophageal reconstruction. However, in patients who require a long segment of conduit for esophageal discontinuity or when a gastric conduit is unattainable, colon can be utilized. The colon has the advantage of length, acid resistance, and reliable blood supply.