Duodenectomy with jejunal advancement and reimplantation of the ampulla of Vater for recurrent right colon cancer: A case report

Sugarbaker, Paul H.

doi:10.1016/j.ijscr.2019.07.022

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“…Although there is no ample evidence that supports ampullo-jejunostomy for patients who undergo duodenectomy, we could find a single case report published by Paul who had done jejunal advancement and anastomosis of jejunum to a patch of duodenum containing ampulla of Vater following subtotal duodenectomy for recurrent colon carcinoma. 16 In the present case, ampullojejunostomy was performed to restore the bilio-pancreatoenteric continuity.…”

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A case of severe upper alimentary tract necrosis by corrosive acid poisoning

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Corrosive poisoning is common in South East Asian countries than in the West. It can be accidental or suicidal and can cause gastrointestinal tract injuries. The grade of injuries depends on several factors related to the patient and the substance causing injury. Dilemmas arise at different management levels, whether to resort to a radical surgical approach or consider more conservative approaches. We present a case of suicidal corrosive acid injury in a 23-year-old male with extensive upper gastrointestinal tract injury managed surgically. Ampullojejunostomy may be a feasible option in patients with stomach and duodenal necrosis following corrosive acid poisoning if ampulla is normal. However, its role in the emergency setting may be questionable.

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