Laparoscopic Janeway gastrostomy as preferred enteral access in specific patient populations: A systematic review and case series

Table 4 Our case series of post coronavirus disease 2019 era

Case	Selection of LJG vs others	Indications	Outcomes	Complications
Patient A: 77 yr female	Instead of PEG; Patient is high risk of pulling out tubes	Worsening dementia and AMS. Need for long term/permanent feeding	ORT: 87 min. MUTs: 3 mo	D: 0; R: 0; TC: 0
Patient B: 58 yr male; s/p tracheostomy and recent PEG tube placement	Instead of PEG. C: Dislodgement of PEG and septic shock	Cerebral palsy, seizure disorder self-removed PEG. Prior PEG removal + replacement	ORT: 76 min. MUTs: 3 mo	D: 0; R: 0; TC: 0

LJG: Laparoscopic Janeway gastrostomy; PEG: Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy; D: Dislodgement; R: Replacement; C: Complications; N/M: Not mentioned; MUTs: Mean usage times; ORT: Operating time.