Table 1.

Literature review for fundoplication and sleeve.

Authors	Year	Journal	Number of Cases	Type of Fundoplication	Complication Rate	Type of Complications	Readmission/ Reintervention Rate	Additional Comments
Da Silva et al. [11]	2015	Obesity Surgery	122	Collis Nissen	5.7% −7 cases	Stenosis 4 (3.3%) Atelectasisa 2 (1.6%) GI bleeding 1 (0.8%)	3.3%	Completely different technique with no resection of the gastric fundus
Lepage et al. [12]	2015	World J Surg	4	Nissen	0%	none	N/A	Greatly improvement in gastric emptying
Nocca et al. [13]	2016	SOARD	25	Nissen	20% (2 major + 3 minor)	One bleeding One valve perforation Three minor complications	8%	.
Moon et al. [14]	2016	SOARD	31	Anterior (120°)	3.2%	One leak—conservatory	3.2%	Hiatal hernia was repaired according to intraoperative findings—67% of cases
Lasnibat et al. [15]	2017	ABCD Arq Bras Cir Dig	15	Nissen	13.3% 2 cases	One pneumoperitoneum One seroma	6.6%	six underwent revision surgery, four for weight regain, one for reflux and one mixed.
Olmi et al. [16]	2020	SOARD	220	modified Rossetti	12.3% 27 cases	Gastric perforation 14 cases Bleeding 6 cases	6.4%	Improvement in esophagitis was observed in 63 of 65 (96.92%) patients.
Ben Amor et al. [17]	2020	Obesity Surgery	70	Nissen	5.7% 4 cases	Two stenosis One fistula One bleeding	3%