Chronic pancreatitis located in the pancreatic duct of a 23-year-old patient - What can be done?

Camara, Soriba Naby; Ramdany, Sonam; Traore, Sadamoudou; Yin, Tao; Souaré, Ibrahima Sory; Barry, Ahmed Boubacar; Banafei, Omar; Baldé, Ousmane; Sanoh, Ibrahima; Chen, Qu Jing; Jing, Tao; Li, Xiang; Ming, Yang; Qi, Qin; Ming, Dong; Jing, Cui; Ming, Huang; Wu, Heshui; Wang, Chunyou

doi:10.5455/aces.20151202095233

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“…He was discharged on day 21 with consecutive follow-up visits. The post-surgical evaluation of unfavorable outcomes was performed during his stay in the hospital using the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP) [16].…”

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Transfixion Abdominal Injury by Impalement on Wooden Bar, a Case Report

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2016

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This study aims to evaluate the immediate post-operative results of this particular case report. Accidents at the workplace are frequent in Africa due to lack of adequate protective equipment. The traumatic injuries sustained can be potentially life-threatening. Impalement injuries related to these accidents are even more rarely encountered in surgical practice. We are reporting on a particular case of a 14-year old male patient who was admitted at the department of visceral surgery at the National Hospital of Donka, Conakry, Guinea, for emergency evaluation and treatment of a penetrating abdominal injury by impalement on a wooden bar that had occurred following a fall from a building at a construction site. The bar penetrated from the left flank and exited through the right flank, resulting in evisceration and incarceration of the small bowel. An emergency operation was performed to remove the foreign object and to reestablish anatomic continuity in the patient and resection of a 90cm-long necrotic segment of the terminal ileum.

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Transfixion Abdominal Injury by Impalement on Wooden Bar, a Case Report

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Chronic pancreatitis located in the pancreatic duct of a 23-year-old patient - What can be done?

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Transfixion Abdominal Injury by Impalement on Wooden Bar, a Case Report

Transfixion Abdominal Injury by Impalement on Wooden Bar, a Case Report

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