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Mustafa Smisim1, Mohammed Alwahibi1, Naif F Aljamlan1

  • 1College of Medicine, King Saud University, Riyadh, SAU.

Cureus
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PubMed
概括

在远端胃切除术后,Billroth II (B-II) 重建中添加的布朗肠胃切除术 (布朗解剖) 并没有显著减少胆汁反流或改善结果. 这种修改增加了操作时间,但与标准B-II重建相比没有明显的好处.

关键词:
胆汁反流是什么意思 胆汁反流是什么意思比尔罗斯二世的重建工作布朗的解剖学是解剖学.远部胃切除术是指远部胃切除术.胃癌 胃癌 是一种胃癌.

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