Functional results of 289 major gastric resections and gastrectomies were analyzed. New methods of the gastrointestinal reconstruction after these procedures. The comparative analysis of immediate and long-term results allowed to work out criteria of choice for the reconstructive procedure. Benefits of the suggested reconstructive techniques demonstrated with the use of modern diagnostic means.
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