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Lu Hu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Pancreas Trauma: a Report of 32 Cases
Journal of Clinical Research, 2020Co-Authors: Lu HuAbstract:【Objective】To summary diagnosis and treatment experiences of Pancreas trauma.【Methods】 Clinical data of 32 cases with pancreatic injury from January 1990 to August 2007 in the affiliated Xiangdong hospital of Hunan Normal University were retrospectively analyzed.【Results】 Thirty cases were recovery,and 20 cases were dead.Complications were occurred on 6 cases,which included Pancreas Abscess,fistula and peritoneal infection.【Conclusion】These data show a lack of specific examination to pancreatic injury.It is the key for us to alert the diagnosis of pancreatic injury.Early diagnosis and proper treatment may obviously decrease the death rate and diminish the complications.
Hu Xiong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Surgical procedure for severe pancreatic trauma (A report of 21 cases)
China Journal of Modern Medicine, 2020Co-Authors: Hu XiongAbstract:Objective To explore the surgical treatment for severe pancreatic trauma(SPT). Methods The clinical data of 21 SPT patients between Jan.1994 and Dec.2004 was summarized retrospectively.There were 12 cases of pancreatic trauma in grade 3,6 in grade 4,and 3 in grade 5. 8 cases received pancreaticojejunostomy; 10 cases underwent distal pancreateetony; and 2 cases with severe injury at the head of the Pancreas and duodenum were performed whipple operation.1 case was operated on using duodenorrhahy and diverticulization. Results All 21 cases underwent surgical treatment,of whom 8 cases(85.7%) were cured and 3 cases (14.3%) died. 8 cases had complications of fistula of Pancreas,Abscess and etchell. Conclusion To the SPT cases,the rates of morbidity and mortality are high. SPT shold be treatrd with rational surgical procedures according to injury location,severity and associated injures.
Wu Yulian - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Surgical procedure for pancreatic transectional injury at the neck of the Pancreas
Chinese journal of traumatology, 2020Co-Authors: Wu YulianAbstract:Objective To sum up the experience of surgical interventions for the transectional injury at the neck of Pancreas. Methods From Jan. 1995 to Dec. 2000, 17 cases of pancreatic transectional injury were treated, 13 of them who were injured at the neck of the Pancreas were analyzed retrospectively here. Two cases with severe injury at the head of the Pancreas or duodenum were operated on using pancreatoduodenetomy, 4 cases with Pancreas transection or together with mild pancreatic contusion received proximal closure of the Pancreas and distal pancreaticojejunostomy, and 7 cases with trauma in pancreatic tail and/or spleen rupture were treated with proximal closure of Pancreas plus splenectomy. Results Twelve patients cured, 1 patient died due to anesthetic accident when he was prepared to be treated with manipulative reduction for the dislocation of his right hip join. Seven cases had complications of fistula of Pancreas, Abscess and etchello. Conclusions Blunt pancreatic transections, generally at the neck of the gland, should be treated with different surgical procedures according to the conditions of the pancreatic trauma.
A. M. Mykush - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Rare Combinations of Late Complications of Acute Pancreatitis and Other Diseases
Galician Medical Journal, 2016Co-Authors: D. M. Bidiuk, A. I. Furtak, A. M. MykushAbstract:Acute pancreatitis is a severe surgical disease which can be accompanied by gastrointestinal bleeding and bleeding from pancreatic pseudocysts, bowel obstruction, and perforations of peptic ulcers. The cases in which the aforementioned pathological processes were the main cause of hospitalization and lesions of the Pancreas (Abscess, pseudocyst) were diagnosed during treatment as a background disease are noteworthy. Clinical development and treatment of the disease were analyzed in 5 patients with the following basic pathologies: perforations of peptic ulcers (2 patients), ulcerous bleeding (1 patient), adhesive bowel obstruction (1 patient), myelofibrosis, splenomegaly (1 patient). During treatment, all the patients developed symptoms of late complications of necrotizing pancreatitis in the form of pseudocysts and Abscesses which were not diagnosed before hospitalization and were characterized by an asymptomatic course. Based on the anamnesis it was revealed that all the patients were previously treated in surgical department with the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. The possibility of an uncontrolled asymptomatic development of late complications of acute pancreatitis which further manifest themselves as background pathology and aggravate the course of other diseases was emphasized.
D. M. Bidiuk - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Rare Combinations of Late Complications of Acute Pancreatitis and Other Diseases
Galician Medical Journal, 2016Co-Authors: D. M. Bidiuk, A. I. Furtak, A. M. MykushAbstract:Acute pancreatitis is a severe surgical disease which can be accompanied by gastrointestinal bleeding and bleeding from pancreatic pseudocysts, bowel obstruction, and perforations of peptic ulcers. The cases in which the aforementioned pathological processes were the main cause of hospitalization and lesions of the Pancreas (Abscess, pseudocyst) were diagnosed during treatment as a background disease are noteworthy. Clinical development and treatment of the disease were analyzed in 5 patients with the following basic pathologies: perforations of peptic ulcers (2 patients), ulcerous bleeding (1 patient), adhesive bowel obstruction (1 patient), myelofibrosis, splenomegaly (1 patient). During treatment, all the patients developed symptoms of late complications of necrotizing pancreatitis in the form of pseudocysts and Abscesses which were not diagnosed before hospitalization and were characterized by an asymptomatic course. Based on the anamnesis it was revealed that all the patients were previously treated in surgical department with the diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. The possibility of an uncontrolled asymptomatic development of late complications of acute pancreatitis which further manifest themselves as background pathology and aggravate the course of other diseases was emphasized.
