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[Transmural varices ligation and fundoplication as an emergency operation in acute esophageal varices hemorrhage].

In patients with bleeding esophageal varices the main purpose of the treatment is to stop the bleeding at a justifiable risk. The so-called blocking procedures reach this purpose most consistently. We report the results on transmural variceal ligation plus fundoplication in 16 patients in whom the bleeding esophageal varices were not stopped by conservative means. 75% of these patients belonged to group B and C in Child's classification. Postoperative lethality was 18,7%, in all cases bleeding was stopped. These results favour trasmural varices ligation as an emergency procedure in bleeding esophageal varices.