Abstract: Objective To assess the effects of angioplasty double gastric emptying barrier on stomach esophagus, the anastomosis, narrow and the flowing esophagitis. Methods Patients cured by radical resection of cardiaoesophagus carcinoma was used for control group.The treatment group: patients were treated by radical resection of cardiaoesophagus carcinoma combined with double angioplasty. Results In treatment group, one patient appears gastric emptying obstacles, one is flowing esophagitis, one is anastomotic fistula, and the percentage was 0.43%, repectively.Nine cases appear anastomotic stenosis, about 3.90%; In control group, gastric emptying obstacles is 8 cases, about 3.57%, the flowing esophagitis is 7 patients, about 3.13%, anastomosis (9 cases, about 4.02%, anastomotic stenosis is 10 cases, about 4.46%. Two groups of comparisons gastric emptying disorders, the flowing esophagitis and anastomosis likely to have a significant difference (P＜0.05), anastomotic stenosis no significant difference of chance (P＞0.05). ConclusionDouble angioplasty can effectively prevent esophageal angioplasty after stomach stapling gastric emptying, reduce barriers esophageal stomach anastomosis and the flowing esophagitis happening, decrease the incidence of anastomosis stricture.