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. 2019 Jul 17;3(5):487–495. doi: 10.1002/ags3.12278

Table 1.

Laparoscopic fundoplication and/or gastropexy for paraesophageal hiatal hernia

Author (Ref.) Technique Patients Age (y) Hernia type Mesh Operative time (min) Length of stay (d) Morbidity (%) Mortality (%) Follow‐up (mo) Post‐op esophagitis Hernia recurrence (%) Satisfaction (%) Re‐operation (%)
Park et al32 Hill 29 55.2 PEH No 147 85 10.3
Ponsky et al33 AG with Toupet (27)/Dor (1) 28 67 III No 146 2 (1‐14) 11 0 21 (3‐24) 0 100
Muller‐Stitch et al38 MAH with C 20 65 III Yes 124 7.8 (4‐25) 15 0 12 53 33 100
MAH with F 20 63 III Yes 153 8 (4‐21) 5 0 12 17 17 94
Laan et al30 BM‐IV 118 71 ITS ≥ 75% No 202.5 6 (4‐42) 21.2 0 22.2 8.4 83 2.5
Nissen 118 71.9 ITS ≥ 75%:44.9% ITS ≥ 50%:55.1% No 202 3 (1‐68) 22 0.9 32 16.1 72 9.3
Huerta et al36 Nissen 117 64 III/IV = 78/22 Almost yes 175 2 (1‐3) 23 58.5 4 72
Toupet 62 65 III/IV = 84/16 Almost yes 166 2 (1‐2.5) 26 25 3 67 0

Abbreviations: AG, anterior gastropexy; BM‐IV, Belsey Mark IV (not laparoscopic approach); C, cardiophrenicopexy; F, fundoplication; ITS, intrathoracic stomach; MAH, mesh‐augmented hiatoplasty; PEH, paraesophageal hiatal hernia.