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Metabolic problems in the management of a traumatic pancreatic fistula
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|May 1, 1978
Abstract:
A case of persistent, high output, traumatic pancreatic fistula, complicated by the development of a gastric fistula secondary to a pancreatic abscess, is described. The problems associated with the metabolic and nutritional management are discussed.
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