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Original Articles

Prevention of Petersen’s hernia using jejunal mesentery fixing (Mefix)

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Pages 580-586 | Received 21 Mar 2020, Accepted 29 Oct 2020, Published online: 03 Dec 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1. Steps of the Mefix procedure. (A) Schematic diagram of Petersen’s space (purple dotted line), jejunal mesentery (blue area, jejunal side, at site 30 cm distal J-J) with transverse mesocolon (red area, colonic side). (B) Exposure of the suture area jejunal side & colonic side (red line, SMA vascular arcade) (Step 1). (C) Step 2. The suture started between jejunal side just below of SMA vascular arcade and colonic side. (D,E) Step 3. To anchor the mesentery, two-point backward sutures were performed, and Mefix was done.

Figure 1. Steps of the Mefix procedure. (A) Schematic diagram of Petersen’s space (purple dotted line), jejunal mesentery (blue area, jejunal side, at site 30 cm distal J-J) with transverse mesocolon (red area, colonic side). (B) Exposure of the suture area jejunal side & colonic side (red line, SMA vascular arcade) (Step 1). (C) Step 2. The suture started between jejunal side just below of SMA vascular arcade and colonic side. (D,E) Step 3. To anchor the mesentery, two-point backward sutures were performed, and Mefix was done.

Table 1. Patient demographics.

Table 2. Clinicopathologic comparison between Petersen closure group (closure) and distal mesentery fixing group (Mefix).

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