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Diversion pharyngostomy: a new surgical technique to manage salivary aspiration associated with complete esophageal stenosis
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In brief
In brief
This article describes a novel pharyngostomy technique designed to prevent salivary aspiration in patients with complete esophageal obstruction by surgically diverting saliva flow. The procedure addresses a critical complication in patients with chronic upper digestive tract occlusion who cannot safely manage their own secretions.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
To report a new surgical technique for pharyngostomy to divert the saliva flow in patients with chronic complete upper digestive tract occlusion.
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