Non-operative management of traumatic pancreatic pseudocysts associated with pancreatic duct laceration in children
Abstract Objective. To assess the successful non-operative management in traumatic pancreatic pseudocysts (TPP) associated with duct laceration in children. Surgical therapy (cystogastrostomy or distal pancreatectomy with splenic salvage) has been classically considered the treatment of choice for t...
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