Original paper
Pancreatic head resection: the risk for local and systemic complications in 1315 patients—a monoinstitutional experience
Abstract
Pancreatic head resection is a major surgical procedure and even today is linked to considerable risk for severe complications. In high-volume centers, morbidity and mortality after pancreatic head resection decreased to below 5%. In the authors’ monoinstitutional experiences including 1315 patients with malignant lesion and benign tumor, the frequency and severity of local as well as systemic complications after pancreatic head resection are...
Paper Details
Title
Pancreatic head resection: the risk for local and systemic complications in 1315 patients—a monoinstitutional experience
Published Date
Oct 1, 2007
Volume
194
Issue
4
Pages
S16 - S19
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