Pol Med Sci Hist Bull (1973)
January 1977
In the light of an analysis of late results of surgical treatment obtained in a group of 2450 patients with chronic gastric or duodenal ulcer subjected to various types of operations the author stresses the importance of choice of a proper surgical method. It is concluded that in treatment of chronic gastric ulcer the most appropriate method is partial gastrectomy including the whole pyloric part of the stomach. On the other hand, in chronic duodenal ulcer gastrectomy must be more extensive including over 70% of the gastric surface, it may be less extensive if associated with vagotomy.
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