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Table 1 Reported cases of robotic-assisted gastrostomy for gastric cancer or esophagogastric junction cancer in patients with SIT

From: Robot-assisted transhiatal lower esophagectomy and proximal gastrectomy for Siewert type II advanced esophagogastric junction cancer with situs inversus totalis: a case report

References

Year

Age/sex

Type of gastrectomy

Reconstruction

Lymph node dissection

Port placement

Anomalies

Vessel anomalies

Operation time (min)

Complications

[8]

2012

47 M

Distal

Billroth II

D1 + 

NA

None

None

300

None

[9]

2017

52 F

Distal

Billroth I

D1 + 

Mirror image

None

None

195

None

[10]

2017

60 M

Total

Roux-en-Y

D2

NA

Multiple spleens, Intestinal malrotation

Lack of CHA, RHA from SMA, ALHA from LGA

NA

None

[11]

2018

53 M

Distal

Billroth II

D2

NA

None

None

180

None

[12]

2019

80 F

Distal

Billroth I

D2

Routine positions

None

None

260

None

[13]

2020

84 M

Total

Roux-en-Y

D2

Mirror image

None

None

NA

None

[14]

2021

69 M

Distal

Roux-en-Y

D2

Routine positions

None

None

205

None

[15]

2021

71 F

Proximal

Esophagogastrostomy (double-flap technique)

D1 + 

Adjusted positions

None

None

448

None

Our case

2021

62 M

Proximal (+ lower esophagectomy)

Esophagogastrostomy (SOFY)

D2

Mirror image

Multiple spleens, Intestinal malrotation

Lack of CHA, PHA from SMA, ALHA from LGA, two branches of LGV, three branches of LGA

296

None

  1. M male, F female, NA not available, CHA common hepatic artery, RHA right hepatic artery, PHA proper hepatic artery, SMA superior mesenteric artery, ALHA accessory left hepatic artery, LGA left gastric artery, LGV left gastric vein, SOFY side overlap with fundoplication by Yamashita