Left colon total bypass for benign and malignant disease of the esophagus

BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE LARGE INTESTINE

1933 • 180 citations

COMBINED RADIOTHERAPY AND RESECTION FOR CARCINOMA OF THE BRONCHUS EXPERIENCES WITH 66 PATIENTS

1955 • 103 citations

Preoperative roentgen therapy for cancer of the rectum.

1959 • 97 citations

Total esophagoplasty using intrathoracic right colon.

1954 • 79 citations

Preoperative irradiation for cancer of the esophagus

1960 • 74 citations

COMBINED PREOPERATIVE IRRADIATION AND RESECTION FOR BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA

1962 • 65 citations

Retrosternal artificial esophagus from jejunum and colon.

1959 • 48 citations

Resection of thoracic esophagus for carcinoma located above arch of aorta; cervical esophagogastrostomy.

1948 • 48 citations

THE MOVEMENTS OF THE LARGE INTESTINE

1934 • 46 citations

Reconstruction of the esophagus with segments of the colon

1958 • 41 citations

The case against segmental resection for esophageal carcinoma.

1955 • 39 citations

A study of the left colon as a replacement for the resected esophagus.

1960 • 33 citations

[Use of the descending colon and the left part of the transverse colon for prethoracic esophagoplasty].

1950 • 29 citations

TOREK ESOPHAGECTOMY

1956 • 28 citations

Surgical Treatment of Lye Strictures of the Esophagus by Mediastinal Colon Transplant without Resection

1957 • 27 citations

COLON REPLACEMENT OF THE ESOPHAGUS IN CHILDREN

1963 • 27 citations

Irradiation and surgery in the treatment of bronchogenic carcinoma.

1960 • 23 citations

COMPLETE FUNCTIONAL RESTITUTION OF THE FOOD PASSAGES IN EXTENSIVE STENOSING CAUSTIC BURNS

1961 • 22 citations

OPERATION FOR PECTUS EXCAVATUM USING STAINLESS STEEL WIRE MESH

1961 • 19 citations

RADIATION TREATMENT OF CANCER OF THE ESOPHAGUS.

1963 • 18 citations

Colon Interposition for Treatment of Benign and Malignant Constricting Esophageal Lesions

1963 • 15 citations

EXPERIENCES OF ABOUT 3,000 CASES WITH CANCER OF THE OESOPHAGUS AND THE CARDIA

1962 • 15 citations

Absorption Studies after the Insertion of Colon as a Substitute for Both the Stomach and the Esophagus*

1960 • 10 citations

Surgical techniques. 1. The use of the left colon for esophageal replacement.

1960 • 6 citations