Bruno Matos Santos: Gastric and Oesophageal Necrosis Due to Extensive Venous Thrombosis
Bruno Matos Santos, Visceral and Digestive Surgery – Geneva University Hospitals (HUG), shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article by Hassan Youssef et al, published in BMJ, adding:
“Pleased to share our latest publication in BMJ Case Reports: gastric and distal oesophageal necrosis associated with extensive splanchnic venous thrombosis, requiring emergency total gastrectomy and distal oesophagectomy.
Many thanks to Geneva University Hospitals (HUG), all authors and co authors and all the teams involved.
Complex surgery is always a team effort!”
Title: Acute gastric and distal oesophageal necrosis associated with acute portosplenic-mesenteric venous thrombosis: a rare surgical emergency
Authors: Hassan Youssef, Andrea Peloso, Michaël Racine, Stefan Moenig, Minoa Jung
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