What question did this study set out to answer?

To analyze the challenges and outcomes associated with anastomotic stricture after gastrojejunostomy in pediatric patients with SMA syndrome.

February 16, 2026Open Access

Postoperative Anastomotic Stricture After Gastrojejunostomy in a Pediatric SMA Syndrome Case: A Surgical Challenge

Key Points

To analyze the challenges and outcomes associated with anastomotic stricture after gastrojejunostomy in pediatric patients with SMA syndrome.
Case analysis of pediatric patient with SMA syndrome undergoing gastrojejunostomy
Evaluation of postoperative complications and need for revision surgery
Assessment of multidisciplinary surgical approaches
Anastomotic stricture occurred postoperatively in the pediatric case
Revision surgery was required to address complications
Utilizing duodenojejunostomy improved outcomes compared to gastrojejunostomy

Abstract

ABSTRACT In managing SMA syndrome, initial gastrojejunostomy may lead to anastomotic stricture, necessitating complex revision surgery. Duodenojejunostomy remains the preferred approach due to lower complication rates, highlighting the need for multidisciplinary input and surgeon expertise to optimize outcomes, especially in pediatric cases with atypical anatomy.

Postoperative Anastomotic Stricture After Gastrojejunostomy in a Pediatric SMA Syndrome Case: A Surgical Challenge

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