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Ashok Chattoraj¹, Sunil Kumar¹

¹Department of Surgery, Tata Main Hospital, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand India.

The Indian Journal of Surgery

|January 20, 2017

Abstract:

Twenty-seven cases of pancreatic necrosis were admitted and treated at our hospital from Jan 2010 till Jan 2015. Eight of these patients (29 %) underwent pancreatic necrosectomy. Of a total number of 957 patients admitted for acute pancreatitis, 27 patients (3 %) were diagnosed to have necrotizing pancreatitis. Of the 8 patients operated on, 5 patients (62.5 %) were treated successfully. The 3 patients who died had 3 organ (renal, respiratory and cardiovascular) failures. Nineteen patients of pancreatic necrosis responded to medical management and were successfully treated.

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Gallstone Necrosectomy Necrosis Pancreatitis

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