[Prevention and treatment of early complications of selective proximal vagotomy].

When performing the selective proximal vagotomy the operations draining the stomach were shown to aggravate the existing disturbances of the motor-evacuatory function of the stomach, to result in the development of the dumping syndrome, duodenogastral reflux. The exclusion of the duodenum with the formation of gastroentero- and Y-shaped enteroenteroanastomoses is indicated in cases with the pronounced cicatricial-ulcerous alterations of the pylorobulbar zone preventing the performing of pyloroplasty after Finney and Miculicz.