Laparoscopic repair of acute perforation for gastroduodenal ulcer

Objective To summarize the clinical experience of laparoscopic repair of acute perforation for gastroduodenal ulcer. Methods From June 2003 to December 2007, 13 patients underwent laparoscopic repair of pedorated peptic ulcers. Results Five patients were suffered from pedorated duodenal bulbar ulcer, one patient was suffered from pyloric canal ulcer, and seven patients were suffered from perforated gashie antrum ulcer. The diameter of the perforation was 0. 3-0. 7cm, peritoneal fluid 600-1200ml, the operafive time was 80-180min, only one was shifted to open surgery diagnosed gastric cancer by pathology examination, another twelve laparoscopic operations were successful. Postoperative recovery was smooth, ten surgical incisions were class A healing and two were class B healing, the length of hospitalization were 7-10 days after surgery. With one year followed-up, all deers had healed well by Gastroscopy, we hadn't found reperforation, abdominal infection, ankylenteron, ileac passion ect. operative complications. Conclusions Laparoscopic repair of acute perforated gastroduodenal ulcer is as safe and effective as the open repair. We must do intraoperative rapid pathologic examination, if it was malignant disease we shifted to open surgery. Key words: ulcer;  perforation;  Laparoscopic repair