Conversion from failed antireflux surgery to RefluxStop: A multicenter feasibility, technical evaluation, safety, and effectiveness study with 30 consecutive cases - Scorecard - MDSpire

Transitioning from Ineffective Antireflux Surgery to RefluxStop: A Multicenter Study Assessing Feasibility, Technical Aspects, Safety, and Efficacy in 30 Consecutive Cases

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Thorsten G. Lehmann
Joerg Zehetner
June 11, 2026

Langenbecks Archives Of Surgery

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Clinical Scorecard: Transitioning from Ineffective Antireflux Surgery to RefluxStop: A Multicenter Study Assessing Feasibility, Technical Aspects, Safety, and Efficacy in 30 Consecutive Cases

At a Glance

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Key Highlights

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Diagnosis

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Patient & Prescribing Data

30 patients with failed ARS, median age 55 years, predominantly female.

93.3% were on PPI therapy prior to RefluxStop, with 86.7% experiencing persistent symptoms.

Clinical Best Practices

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Related Resources & Content

Study on RefluxStop outcomes

Original Source(s)

Langenbecks Archives Of Surgery

Conversion from failed antireflux surgery to RefluxStop: A multicenter feasibility, technical evaluation, safety, and effectiveness study with 30 consecutive cases

by Thorsten G. Lehmann, Joerg Zehetner
June 11, 2026

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