Detection of gastric conduit ischemia or anastomotic breakdown after cervical esophagogastrostomy: the use of computed tomography scan versus early endoscopy
Arzu Oezcelik(Essen University Hospital), Tom R. DeMeester(University of Southern California), John C. Lipham(Keck Hospital of USC), Helen J. Sohn(University of Southern California), Steven R. DeMeester(Oregon Clinic), Farzaneh Banki(Memorial Hermann), Shahin Ayazi(Allegheny Health Network), Emmanuele Abate(University of Southern California), Jeffrey A. Hagen, Suzanne L. Palmer(University of Southern California), Joerg Zehetner(Hirslanden Klinik Beau-Site)
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