J Y Mabrut

Publications (6)2.19 Total impact

• Article: [Indications of laparoscopic general and digestive surgery. Evidence based guidelines of the French society of digestive surgery].

  F Peschaud, A Alves, S Berdah, R Kianmanesh, C Laurent, J Y Mabrut, C Mariette, G Meurette, N Pirro, N Veyrie, K Slim
  Annales de Chirurgie 03/2006; 131(2):125-48. · 0.35 Impact Factor
• Article: [Perioperative care in digestive surgery. Guidelines for the French society of digestive surgery (SFCD)].

  C Mariette, A Alves, S Benoist, F Bretagnol, J Y Mabrut, K Slim
  Annales de Chirurgie 03/2005; 130(2):108-24. · 0.35 Impact Factor
• Article: [Indications for laparoscopy in general and gastrointestinal surgery. Evidence-based recommendations of the French Society of Digestive Surgery].

  F Peschaud, A Alves, S Berdah, R Kianmanesh, C Laurent, J Y Mabrut, C Mariette, G Meurette, N Pirro, N Veyrie, K Slim
  Journal de Chirurgie 143(1):15-36. · 0.50 Impact Factor
• Article: [Laparoscopic fundoplication: current data].

  C Mariette, J Y Mabrut
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  ABSTRACT: Laparoscopic fundoplication is as effective as its open counterpart, allowing reduced morbidity, shorter hospital stay and recovery, lower consumption of analgesics, and very low mortality, with no significant differences in early functional outcome. Rate of early recurrence is similar after partial and total fundoplication, but but the partial approach has a significantly reduced rate of reoperation for failure, mainly due to postoperative dysphagia. Long-term follow-up is required to evaluate dysphagia and quality-of-life.
  Journal de Chirurgie 142(5):278-83. · 0.50 Impact Factor
• Article: [Perioperative care in digestive surgery].

  C Mariette, A Alves, S Benoist, F Bretagnol, J Y Mabrut, K Slim
  Journal de Chirurgie 142(1):14-28. · 0.50 Impact Factor
• Article: La laparoscopie dans le traitement du reflux gastro-œsophagien : données factuelles

  C. Mariette, J.Y. Mabrut
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  ABSTRACT: Laparoscopic fundoplication is as effective as its open counterpart, allowing reduced morbidity, shorter hospital stay and recovery, lower consumption of analgesics,and very low mortality, with no significant differences in early functional outcome. Rate of early recurrence is similar after partial and total fundoplication, but but the partial approach has a significantly reduced rate of reoperation for failure, mainly due to postoperative dysphagia. Long-term follow-up is required to evaluate dysphagia and quality-of-life.
  Journal de Chirurgie. 142(5):278-283.