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- The study investigates a new packing method to reduce the risk of pseudoaneurysms after pancreaticoduodenectomy, a surgery involving the pancreas and duodenum.
- In a comparison of 210 patients, 110 had the packing method while 100 did not; results showed no significant difference in pseudoaneurysm occurrences between the two groups.
- While the packing method did not lower the formation rate of pseudoaneurysms, it may help prevent their rupture and related complications.
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