Laparoscopic gastrojejunostomy for gastric outlet obstruction in patients with unresectable hepatopancreatobiliary cancers: A personal series and systematic review of the literature

Table 3 Systematic review of laparoscopic gastrojejunostomy for gastrict obstruction due to advanced hepatobiliary cancer: Surgical technique

Ref.	Peristalsis	Location	Type
All HPB malignancy
Jeurnink et al[60], 2007	ND	Antecolic	Completely stapler
Hamade et al[4], 2005	IP	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture
Denley et al[9], 2005	IP	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture
Kazanjian et al[5], 2004	ND	Antecolic	Completely stapler
Alam et al[61], 2003	IP	ND	Completely stapler
Kuriansky et al[62], 2000	ND	Retrocolic	Completely stapler
Casaccia et al[63], 1999	ND	Antecolic	Completely stapler/stapler+ manual suture
Casaccia et al[64], 1998	ND	Antecolic	Completely stapler/stapler+ manual suture
Rhodes et al[65], 1995	ND	ND	Stapler + manual suture
Wilson et al[57], 1992	ND	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture
Mixed malignancies
Zhang et al[66], 2011	ND	Antecolic (majority)	Stapler + manual suture
Guzman et al[3], 2009	ND	ND	Stapler + manual suture
Navarra et al[67], 2006	IP	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture
Mehta et al[39], 2006	ND	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture
Al-Rashedy et al[68], 2005	ND	Antecolic	Hand-sutured or stapler
Khan et al[69], 2005	ND	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture
Mittal et al[37], 2004	ND	ND	ND
Bergamaschi et al[70], 2002	29 AP vs 14 IP	Antecolic	17 completely stapled/38 stapler+ manual suture
Bergamaschi et al[71],1998	ND	ND	7 completely stapled/2 stapler+ manual suture
Brune et al[15], 1997	IP	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture
Nagy et al[72], 1995	ND	Antecolic	Stapler + manual suture

IP: Isoperistaltic; AP: Antiperistaltic; ND: Not described.