P-BN40 Fundoplication following lung transplant: A retrospective cohort analysis

Abstract Background Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GORD) in patients receiving a lung transplant has been associated with worsened graft function and decreased survival. This analysis aimed to identify whether fundoplication following can improve overall Methods undergoing transplantation between January 1993 2020 were included. Data on oesophageal pH, manometry testing, post-transplant testing survival collected. Cox-regression was used analyse associations pH Results Of 345 who underwent transplant, 20 also received fundoplication. 84 oesopageal testing. Abnormal recorded 41 patients. Average Demeester score 28.45 for not 37.28 those pre-operative time 8.6% 10.3% fundoplications, 4 carried out within 1 year of 12 2 years. patient had post-operative complication 13 positive response fundoplication, defined as less than 10% decrease FEV1 at Receiving better (p = 0.024) total <7% 0.21). Conclusions Fundoplication is safe operation after good outcomes. cox-regression analysis.