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. 2022 Jun 22;36(10):7266–7278. doi: 10.1007/s00464-022-09127-8

Table 5.

Impact of laparoscopic fundoplication for PEH on respiratory function in literature

Author Year Journal Country Study Type Patients Patients with dyspnoea PFT Percentage IS assessment
PFT dealy (month) FEV1 gain (%) FEV1 gain (L) Examination Method <50% 50–75% 75–100% Surgery
Bouriez et al 2021 Submitted to Surg. Endosc. France PCS 43 43 (100%) 2 11.2% 0.19 CT & BS Volumentry 13 15 13 Toupet
Wirsching et al. [21] 2019 Dis. Esophagus USA RCS 299 145 (48%) 3–4 9.1% BS EER 20 119 115 Hill & Toupet
Milito et al. [18] 2018 Int. J. Cardiol. Italy PCS 35 25 (73%) 3 0.08 MRI Volumetry Toupet
Naoum et al. [22] 2017 Clin. Respir. J. Australia RCS 73 35 (48%) 3 6% 0.13 BS EER 15 14 16 Nissen
Carrott et al. [20] 2012 J. Thorac. Cardiovasc. Surg. USA PCS 120 63 (53%) 3 10.4% 0.23 BS EER 6 35 79 Hill
Zhu et al. [23] 2011 Surg. Endosc. Australia PCS 30 26 (87%) 3–6 2% 0.05 BS EER Toupet
Low et al. [19] 2002 Ann. Thorac. Surg. USA RCS 45 38 (84%) 1–6 16% 0.3 BS EER 2 16 27 Hill

BS barium swallow, CT computerized tomography, EER eye estimation by radiologist, FEV1 forced expiratory volume in one second, IS intrathoracique stomach, PCS prospective cohort study, PFT pulmonary function tests, RCS retrospective cohort study