Manometric and Symptomatic Changes in Patients Undergoing Heller's Myotomy and Fundoplication by Acalasia

Introduction: Achalasia occurs in up to 10 out of every 100,000 people worldwide, is associated with a large number symptoms that can impact the patient's quality life; laparoscopic myotomy Héller fundoplication represents gold standard surgery treatment this condition, has shown symptomatic improvement patient, However, studies have reported there are no significant manometric and changes postoperative follow-up, little been literature, particularly our population. Objective: To determine patients undergoing heller's achalasia fundoplication. Material methods: Prospective analytical observational study be performed Heller's due by Surgery Service UMAE25 IMSS, symptomatology (eckardt) (Chicago) will evaluated during pre post-surgical, it established if statistically differences using t student, Anova Chi Square 95% confidence level 5% margin error. Conclusion: Through protocol we conclude thatthere achalasia, contrast an adequate presurgical assessment, technical knowledge avoid falling into biases operator (surgeon), technique as well close monitoring