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Journals / Ulusal Travma Dergisi / 1998 / Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2

Whipple procedure traumatic patients: The presentation of three cases

Travmatik hastalarda whipple prosedürü: Üç olgunun sunumu

Gülay DALKILIÇ
Mustafa ÖNCEL
Selahattin VURAL
Hakan ACAR
Ergin OLCAY
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111–115
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In this paper, we present 3 cases, treated by Whipple procedure for grade 5 pancreas rupture and examine patients for other injuries, postoperative complications and survival.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Pancreas injuries cannot be easily noticed because of its anatomic location, clinical presentation and its usually being accompanied with other organ injuries and so attract not enough attention In fact, pancreas injuries in cases of blunt and penetran abdomen traumas are relatively fewer, but not rare.
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Key Findings & Data:In these injuries, surgery involves a wide spectrum of the treatment and in 2-3% of them Whipple procedure is needed to be done.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this paper, we present 3 cases, treated by Whipple procedure for grade 5 pancreas rupture and examine patients for other injuries, postoperative complications and survival.
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Abstract

Pancreas injuries cannot be easily noticed because of its anatomic location, clinical presentation and its usually being accompanied with other organ injuries and so attract not enough attention In fact, pancreas injuries in cases of blunt and penetran abdomen traumas are relatively fewer, but not rare. In these injuries, surgery involves a wide spectrum of the treatment and in 2-3% of them Whipple procedure is needed to be done. In this paper, we present 3 cases, treated by Whipple procedure for grade 5 pancreas rupture and examine patients for other injuries, postoperative complications and survival.

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Pankreasın anatomik y eri,eşlik eden diğer organ y aralanmaları ve klinik görünüme bağlı olarak kolayca gözden kaçabilmesi sebebiyle pankreas yaralanmaları önemiölçüsünde dikkati çekmemektedir. Aslında küntvepenetran batın travmalarında pankreas yaralanması nisbeten daha az olmasına karşın nadir de değildir. Bu yaralanmalarda cerrahi tedavi çok geniş bir yelpaze oluştur-maktadır ve % 2-3'ünde travma ağırlığı sebebiyle Whipple prosedürü gerekmektedir. Bu yazımızda kunt ve penetran travma sebebiyle hastanemize başvuran ve grade 5 pankreas rüptürü nedeniyle Whipple prosedürü uygulanan üç olgu sunumuna yer verilmiştir. Hastalar yandaş travmaları, postoperatifkomplikasyonlar, sağkalım açısından incelenmiştir.

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DALKILIÇ, G., ÖNCEL, M., VURAL, S., ACAR, H., OLCAY, E. (1998). Whipple procedure traumatic patients: The presentation of three cases. Ulusal Travma Dergisi, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2, 111–115. https://ajindex.com/articles/325203

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