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The management of paraesophageal hernia is one of the most discussed topics in surgical forums. Most surgeons currently take a laparoscopic approach with the excision of the sac and the addition of an anti-reflux procedure to treat coexistent reflux. A total fundoplication (Nissen Fundoplication) is the preferred approach to patients with gastroesophageal reflux as it provides better control of the reflux compared to partial fundoplications. Whether placement of a mesh is necessary or not is still under debate.

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The management of paraesophageal hernia is one of the most discussed topics in surgical forums. Most surgeons currently take a laparoscopic approach with the excision of the sac and the addition of an anti-reflux procedure to treat coexistent reflux. A total fundoplication (Nissen Fundoplication) is the preferred approach to patients with gastroesophageal reflux as it provides better control of the reflux compared to partial fundoplications. Whether placement of a mesh is necessary or not is still under debate.

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Dr. Antonio M. de Lacy MD, PhD, FACS (Hon), FASCRS (Hon), IQL Director, Department of Surgery, Hospital Quirón Barcelona, Hospital Ruber Internacional Madrid and Clínica Rotger Palma de Mallorca; AIS Founder and President, Spain General Surgery
Dr. Borja de Lacy MD, PhD, General, Gastrointestinal and Oncologic Surgeon, Instituto Quirúrgico Lacy, Hospital Quironsalud Barcelona and Hospital Quironsalud Badalona, Surgical Coordinator Hospital Quironsalud Badalona, Spain General Surgery
Dr. Carolina González-Abós MD, HPB Surgeon, Hospital Clínic de Barcelona; Junior Researcher, FRCB-IDIBAPS, Spain HPB Surgery
Dr. Dulce Momblán Gastrointestinal Surgeon. Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Spain General Surgery
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