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在全胃切除术后,小肠卷发与小肠

Takamichi Nishida1, Daisuke Muroya2, Hisaaki Shimokobe1

  • 1Surgery, Tobata Kyoritsu Hospital, Kitakyusyu, JPN.

Cureus
|April 11, 2025
PubMed
概括

小肠卷发 (SBV) 伴随着肌性 (CA) 可能出现腹痛. 这一案例表明,与CA结合的SBV可能不会导致亡,从而有可能避免切除.

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状骨炎 (Chylous Ascites) 是一种状骨炎.曲线平面重建曲线平面重建小肠缩 - - 小肠缩小肠的卷发性小肠.整体胃切除术 整体胃切除术

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