Patient presents with symptoms suggestive of gastric outlet obstruction, including nausea, vomiting, and early satiety.  History significant for [mention underlying cause e.g., peptic ulcer disease, gastric malignancy, pyloric stenosis]. Physical exam revealed [mention relevant findings e.g., abdominal distension, tenderness, succussion splash].  Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy confirmed the diagnosis of [specify type of obstruction e.g., antral stenosis] and showed [describe endoscopic findings e.g., ulceration, tumor].  A gastrojejunostomy was recommended and performed to bypass the obstruction and restore gastric emptying.  Procedure details include [mention surgical approach e.g., laparoscopic, open], type of anastomosis [e.g., Roux-en-Y, Billroth II], and any intraoperative findings.  Post-operative course was [describe recovery e.g., uneventful, complicated by] [mention any complications e.g., anastomotic leak, bleeding, infection].  Patient tolerated a [specify type of diet e.g., clear liquid, full liquid] diet and was discharged on postoperative day [number].  Discharge instructions included [mention specific instructions e.g., diet progression, medication management, follow-up appointments].  Diagnosis codes include [mention relevant ICD-10 codes e.g., K31.1, C16.0]. Procedure codes include [mention relevant CPT codes e.g., 43631, 43633].  Plan for follow-up with [mention specialist e.g., gastroenterologist, surgeon] in [duration] for evaluation of surgical site and symptom resolution.  Patient education provided regarding potential long-term complications of gastrojejunostomy such as dumping syndrome, afferent loop syndrome, and malnutrition.