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Table 1 Brief data of patients who underwent emergent colo-pancreaticoduodenectomy

From: Colo-pancreaticoduodenectomy for locally advanced colon carcinoma—feasibility in patients presenting with acute abdomen

Case no.

Sex

Age

Serum CEA

Level

(ng/mL)

Cause of emergency

Comorbidity

PD procedure

Complications

Hospital stay

(days)

Operative blood loss (mL)

Total B.T

(mL)

Present

status

1

M

59

11.4

Iatrogenic perforation

 

PPPD

Wound infection, POPF (B)

28

1100

1000

DOD, 16 m

2

M

59

2.3

Iatrogenic perforation

 

PD

DGE (B)

33

550

0

NED, 34 m

3

F

66

1.7

Tumor bleeding

Diabetes mellitus

PPPD

DGE (A) BPC

27

600

500

DOD, 14 m

4

M

50

61.2

Bowel obstruction

 

PD

 

19

1000

2100

DOD, 52 m

5

F

44

369

Bowel obstruction

 

PD

 

22

800

2600

DOD, 27 m

6

F

36

1.0

Spontaneous perforation

Lupus erythematosus

PPPD

 

11

500

0

NED, 68 m

7

F

50

63.4

Bowel obstruction

 

PD

Bowel abscess, DGE (A)

74

600

0

DOOD, 54 m

8

M

43

1.6

Bowel obstruction

 

PD

 

8

500

0

NED, 120 m

9

M

52

19.8

Bowel obstruction

 

PPPD

Biliary leak (A) abscess

13

600

0

NED, 49 m

10

M

52

14

Bowel obstruction

 

PPPD

BPL Wound infection

16

500

0

DOD, 46 m

11

M

53

19

Tumor bleeding

 

PPPD

Wound infection

16

0

0

DOD, 52 m

  1. Note: CEA carcinoembryonic antigen, PPPD pylorus-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy, NED no evidence of disease, DOD died of disease, DOOD died of other disease, DGE delayed gastric empting time, POPF postoperative pancreatic fistula, BPL biochemical pancreatic leakage