Pancreatic Surgery — Flashcards

What is the second most common surgical complication of Whipples procedure?_____

Most common site of pseudoaneurysm in chronic pancreatitis is the _____ artery

How do we differentiate between an infected and a sterile pancreatic necrosis?_____

90% of the gastrinomas are found in the _____ triangle

_____ is the most common complication following Whipples procedure.

Distal resection of the pancreatic tail, with end-to-end pancreaticojejunostomy, is known as _____ procedure.

Is infected pancreatic necrosis possible to be managed with antibiotics alone?_____

Pancreatic tumor involvement of the splenic artery or vein _____ preclude surgery.

The following structures are removed during Whipples procedure: (7)_____

_____ is major complication following cystogastrostomy.