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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Improved gastrointestinal anastomosis to prevent reflux gastritis [Abstract] Objective To investigate the improvement of remnant stomach and the jejunum anastomosis to prevent reflux gastritis. Methods A retrospective analysis in March 2002 ~ March 2006 revenue of 78 hospitalized patients with gastrointestinal ulcer patients, patients with lesions according to the location, nature and extent, improved anastomosis after resection of the stomach most of the style. Jejunum with intestinal loops in general take 20 ~ 40 cm with the conduct of the middle of Roux-Y anastomosis, reconstruction of the digestive tract. Results after follow-up of 3 to 12 months, and at the same time endoscopy observation, analysis, and postoperative patients in this group of food the stomach into the gastro-intestinal smooth slow to prevent the inverse Road, reflux; yet maintain the physiological gastric the environment is also conducive to the early recovery of gastric function. Therefore, the non-occurrence of reflux gastritis. Conclusion After clinical analysis of short-term complications of this surgery-free, both the lifting of residual gastritis, ulcer symptoms, but also effectively prevent reflux gastritis. [Keywords:] improved anastomotic; reflux gastritis; Prevention Modified gastrointestinal anastomoses for preventing reflux gastritis post gastrectomy CHEN Yong-jing, LIU Zhong-min, GAO Feng.The People’s Hospital of Longgang, Guangdong 518172, China [Abstract] Objective To explore a new procedure for preventing the occurrence of reflux gastritis after gastrectomy.Methods Modified operation was applied after subtetal gastrectomy in 78 cases of peptic ulcer.Results After 3 ~ 12 months follow-up, no reflux gastritis was seen in any patients after operation examined by gastroscopy.Conclusion There is no complication in short-term post operation, and modified operation could effectively eliminate the symptoms of residual gastritis, prevent the occu