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[Long-term results of pylorus-preserving gastric resections]
Vestnik Khirurgii Imeni I. I. Grekova
|January 17, 2003
Abstract:
An analysis of long-term results of pylorus-preserving resections of the stomach performed on 540 patients has shown that 44 patients (8.1%) had different postgastroresectional syndromes. Operations were made on 20 patients with severe manifestations of the postgastroresectional syndromes. An analysis of the causes of complications was made as well as the substantiation of the methods of reconstructive interventions. Indications and contraindications for pylorus-preserving resections of the stomach are proposed.
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