ARCHITECTONICS OF GASTRIC ARTERIAL BED IN NORM, AFTER NISSEN FUNDOPLICATION, AND ITS DIFFERENT COMBINATION WITH SPLENECTOMY AND LEFT GASTRIC ARTERY LIGATION
A comparative study of the effect of the combination of Nissen fundoplication, different variants of splenectomy ligation of left gastric artery on stomach wall arterial bed blood fillability was carried out on 40 human corpses in 6 research series. The red lead paint suspension was used for the injection of arterial bed. It was shown that combination of Nissen operation and ligation of stomach short arteries during splenectomy and left gastric artery trunk in its intraligamental part resulted in the impairment of the stomach wall blood supply. In the gastric fundus area avascular zones measuring from 2.5×3.0 to 5.0×10.0 cm and larger, were detected. The stomach wall of the given areas is potentially prone to necrosis. Avascular zones in the stomach wall were not observed when short gastric arteries were preserved.