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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Gastroparesis syndrome after gastrointestinal surgery Diagnosis and Treatment [Abstract] Objective To investigate the gastroparesis syndrome after gastrointestinal surgery etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment. Methods 31 cases of gastroparesis syndrome after gastrointestinal surgery clinical data were analyzed retrospectively. Results All patients operated raise support for drug treatment and other conservative treatment, cured, the average recovery time of 19.5 days. Conclusion gastroparesis syndrome after gastrointestinal surgery by a combination of factors, taking non-surgical treatments can cure the disease, nutritional support is the key to the treatment, should try to avoid re-operation. [Keywords:] gastroparesis syndrome diagnosis and treatment of nutritional support Abstract: Objective: To study the etiology, mechanism, diagnosis and treatment of gastroparesis after gastrointestinal operation. Methods: Thirty-one cases of gastroparesis after gastrointestinal l operation were analyzed retrospectively. Results: All patients recovered through conservative therapy which included nutritional support and drug therapy etc. Conclusion: Gastroparesis is caused by multiple factors. Patients with gastroparesis after gastrointestinal operation can be cured by conservative therapy, and nutrition plays an important role, and the reoperation should be avoided as far as possible. Keywords:: gastroparesis; nutritional support; diagnosis; therapy Gastroparesis syndrome (gastroparesis), refers to the secondary post-operative factors, the non-mechanical obstruction caused by delayed gastric emptying as the main signs of gastric motility disorder syndrome, called gastroparesis, also known as delayed gastric emptying (delayed gastric emptying DGE), mostly occurs in the gastrointestinal surgery, even also be found in other parts of the surgery. In recent years, the incidence of postoperative gastroparesis gradually increased [1]. The c