a pancreatic fistula as a rare complication of laparascopic radical nephrectomy: a case report

ناسور بنكرياسي كمضاعفة نادرة لاستئصال الكلية الجذري بالمنظار: تقرير حالة

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Abstract
We report an unusual case of pancreatic fistula after transperitoneal laparoscopic left radical nephrectomy. A 43 years old male patient presented with severe abdominal pain and abdominal distension 71 day after the surgery. Computerized tomography (CT) demonstrated a large fluid collection in the operated renal fossa. The treatment, which comprised percutaneous drainage led to a closure of the fistula 20 days after therapy.
نعرض حالة غير مألوفة لناسور بنكرياسي بعد استئصال جذري للكلية اليسرى عبر الصفاق بالتنظير البطني. راجع مريض ذكر يبلغ من العمر 43 عاماً يعاني من ألم بطني شديد وانتفاخ في البطن بعد 71 يوماً من الجراحة. أظهر التصوير المقطعي المحوسب (CT) تجمّعاً سوائلياً كبيراً في الحفرة الكلوية الخاضعة للجراحة. وقد أدّى العلاج، الذي تضمن النزح عبر الجلد، إلى انغلاق الناسور بعد 20 يوماً من العلاج.
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Journal advances in human-computer interaction
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10.1016/j.eucr.2017.02.004
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