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The opening of the parietal peritoneum was continued over the apex of the hiatus anterior to the esophagus. The left inferior phrenic vein is usually found in this location.
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The grasper is holding visceral peritoneum over the esophagus adjacent to the esophagophrenic ligament within the arch of the crura.
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The upper portion of the left crus was exposed.
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