Roux-en-Y augmented gastric advancement: An alternative technique for concurrent esophageal and pyloric stenosis secondary to corrosive intake

Figure 1 Barium study showing concurrent esophageal and gastric stenosis at pyloric canal level. Please note the distended stomach.

Figure 2 Roux-en-Y augmented gastric advancement with schematic reconstruction plan. A: Distended stomach; B: Esophageal specimen following standard transhiatal esophagectomy; C: Standard augmented gastric advancement reconstruction before esophageal anastomosis lying on the chest; D: Gastro-esophageal anastomosis in the neck.