Table 1 Clinical features and surgical strategy in the patients underwent pancreatic sparing duodenectomy as an emergency procedure
From: Pancreas sparing duodenectomy as an emergency procedure
Patient N° | Sex | Age | Cause of surgery | Duodenal resection | Supplemented procedures |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | M | 57 | Road traffic, blunt abdominal trauma, complex pancreatico-duodenal injury | partially D1, D2-4 | enterogastrostomy, T-tube cholangioenterostomy, pyloric exclusion, cholecystectomy |
2. | M | 81 | Gut bleeding, giant peptic ulcers of duodenum localised in D1 and D2/3 surrounded the papilla | partially D1, D2-4 | bile stent inserted transpapillary |
3. | F | 72 | Ischemic necrosis of jejuno-dodenal flexure | partially D2, D3-4 | resection of the middle part (50 cm) of small intestine |
4. | F | 49 | Foreign body (chicken bone) perforation of D3 | partially D2, D3-4 | none |
5. | M | 69 | Gut bleeding, giant peptic ulcer localised in D2/3 | partially D2, D3-4 | none |