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- 162 patients with pancreatic pseudocyst were treated, focusing on modern diagnostic and treatment principles.
- Operations should happen before cyst capsule formation to prevent complications and worsen pancreonecrosis.
- External drainage was done in 61 patients, leading to some complications, while internal drainage had better outcomes; however, those with infected pancreonecrosis had the worst results.
Article Abstract
Experience of treatment in the clinic of 162 patients with pancreatic pseudocyst was analyzed. Modern principles of diagnosis and treatment of patients were adduced. Operation before the cyst capsule formation is compulsory, caused by the complications occurrence and the pancreonecrosis progression. External drainage of an acute pancreatic pseudocyst was performed in 61 patients, internal drainage--in 72. After external drainage the cyst recurrence was noted in 17, the pancreatic fistula formation--in 7 patients. The poorest results were noted in patients with infected pancreonecrosis and in pseudocyst formation.
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