Coloplasty for Reconstruction
A reconstruction technique described for managing complex pharyngo-oesophago-gastric strictures.
Surgical Innovations, Advanced Reconstruction Techniques and Research Contributions
Prof. S. M. Chandramohan's pioneering work in the management of caustic injuries of the upper gastrointestinal tract is widely acknowledged. His innovative surgical techniques for managing complex pharyngo-oesophago-gastric strictures caused by corrosive injuries have contributed significantly to the management of these challenging conditions.
His work includes innovative reconstruction methods, surgical techniques and strategies to manage complex complications following oesophageal replacement.
Surgical techniques and approaches described in the founder's profile and academic contributions.
A reconstruction technique described for managing complex pharyngo-oesophago-gastric strictures.
Use of the stomach for reconstruction in the presence of an antral stricture.
A technique for taking the conduit up to the neck during reconstruction.
A partial stapling approach used in the anastomosis procedure.
A totally stapled technique described for pharyngeal reconstruction.
Strategies to be adopted for managing failed conduits in oesophageal replacement surgery.
A revision anastomosis technique described for procedures in the neck.
A self-dilatation technique that can be performed by patients themselves.
Further technical contributions listed in the founder's academic profile.
A technique described for bridging a long gap through pharyngogastroplasty.
Complete mechanical anastomosis using a circular stapler in colonic oesophageal replacement surgery.
A technique described for corrosive oesophageal and antral strictures.
Strategies described for managing failed oesophageal replacement procedures.
A technique described for situations involving an unavailable colonic conduit with corrosive antral stricture.
Techniques using the stomach as a conduit in the management of combined oesophago-gastric caustic strictures.
A new entity called “Gastrocele” was defined in patients with double strictures following corrosive ingestion.
A new working classification for isolated gastric strictures was described. This research work received the Hari Om Ashram Award from the Association of Surgeons of India.
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