[Radiographic findings after duodenal surgery (author's transl)].
A gastroduodenostomy as part of partial gastric resection may change function and morphology of the duodenum in a typical fashion. End to side anastomosis may produce a blind pouch. An end to end anastomosis may lead to postanastomotic dilatation, which may mimick a duodenal bulb (a so called "neo -- or pseudobulb"). Abnormal duodenal peristalsis with atony may follow vagotomy, pyloroplasty, gastroduodenostomy or excisional duodenal biopsy and may thus result in functional obstruction. A blind loop syndrome may develop after bypass procedures for duodenal stenosis.
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Röntgenmorphologie des operierten Duodenums.