Abstract
Introduction: Endoscopic implants at the distal esophagus contributes to gastroesophageal reflux control but has considerable costs. PMMA is an inert polymer under public dominion, is inexpensive and may be effective to strength the gastroesophageal reflux-barrier competence. Objective: To study the gastroesophageal reflux-barrier competence before and after PMMA endoscopic implants at the distal esophagus. Material and Methods: Female Large White swine model animals were anesthetized and a Foley catheter inserted into the stomach through a surgical gastrostomy.
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