[Redoudenization with the formation of antireflux anastomosis in the surgery for operated stomach diseases].

This paper reports the results of surgical treatment of 39 patients with diseases of operated stomach including 26 (66.7%) men and 13 (33.3%) women aged 31-70 (mean 48.2 +/- 13.1) years. Their comprehensive examination revealed restoration of gastric stump tone and peristalsis by the end of the 6th month after surgery. The newly formed invagination canal became functionally active and peristaltic, did not hinder the natural food passage and prevented retrograde food and bile flow from lower to upper segments of the gastrointestinal tract.