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

Table 4 Personal serie of laparoscopic gastrojejunostomy

Age/sex	Biliary obstruction	Surgical technique	Clinical success	Time to initiate intake	Surgery-discharge (d)	90-d morbidity	Duration of food intake	Survival (d)
87/F	No	IP antecolic, stapler + manual suture	Yes	4	12	CD infection	Until death	402
76/M	Biliary stent	IP antecolic, stapler + manual suture	Yes	3	12	No	Until death	228
91/F	No	IP antecolic, stapler + manual suture	Yes	1	5	No	Until death	278
78/F	No	IP antecolic, stapler + manual suture	Yes	3	10	Readmission: Sepsis due to hepatic abscess (death)	78	78
68/F	Biliary stent	IP antecolic, stapler + manual suture	Yes	3	12	Readmission: Intestinal obstruction due to carcinomatosis (death)	82	82
76/M	Biliary stent	IP antecolic, stapler + manual suture	Yes	3	13	Catheter-related bacteriemia. Readmission: Biliary stent due to jaundice.	Until death	220
76/F	No	IP antecolic, stapler + manual suture	Yes	3	5	No	Until death	ND

M: Male; F: Female; IP: Isoperistaltic; CD: Clostridium difficile; ND: Not described; LOS: Lenght of stay.