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Table 1 Characteristics of patients undergoing MOEPD from 2015 to 2021 at the three institutions

From: Surgical techniques for modular one-stage emergent pancreaticoduodenectomy for blunt abdominal trauma: experiences from three centres and a review of the literature

No.

Age

(y)

Gender

Comorbidities & history of trauma or surgery

Primary injury

Combined injuries

Preoperative hemodynamic status

Procedure

Blood loss (mL)

Operation time(min)

Complications & treatment

Length of stay

1

41

Male

None

1. Transection of the pancreatic head (IV)

None

Shock

PD

2000

375

Pleural effusion(Thoracocentesis and drainage)

26

2

43

Male

None

1. Disruption of D1 + D2 + D3 of the duodenum (V)

2. Massive disruption of the pancreatic head (V)

1. Rupture of the stomach

2. Compression fractures of the vertebral body (L1, L2)

Normal

PD

2000

355

Pleural effusion(Anti-infection management)

29

3

49

Male

None

1. Transection of the descending part of the duodenum (V)

2. Transection of the uncinate process of the pancreas (IV)

1. Extensive injury of mesocolon

2. Compression fractures of the vertebral body (L3)

Normal

PD

200

400

Abdominal effusion (Abdominal puncture and drainage)

24

4

48

Male

None

1. Disruption of the horizontal part of the duodenum (III)

2. Massive disruption of the pancreatic head (V)

None

Normal

LPD

NA

365

None

24

5

34

Male

None

1. Disruption of the descending part of the duodenum (V)

2. Contusion and laceration of the pancreatic head involving the ampulla (IV)

1. Contusion of the right kidney

Normal

LPD

NA

395

None

21

6

74

Female

Stage II essential hypertensive

1. Disruption of the descending part of the duodenum (V)

2. Massive disruption of the pancreatic head (V)

1. Injury of transverse mesocolon

Normal

PD

2200

380

None

53

7

55

Male

Stage II essential hypertensive

1. Massive disruption of the pancreatic head (V)

1. Liver rupture

Shock

PD

3000

405

None

42

8

46

Male

None

1. Disruption of the horizontal part of the duodenum and devascularization of duodenum (V)

2. Massive disruption of the pancreatic head (V)

1. Injuries to the right colon and mesentery

Shock

PD + Right hemicolectomy

3500

435

None

26

9

22

Male

None

1. Transection of the descending part of the duodenum (V)

2. Massive disruption of the pancreatic head (V)

1. Fracture of the sternum

2. Compression fractures of the vertebral body (T12-L1)

Normal

PD

500

315

None

23

10

58

Male

Stage I essential hypertensive

1. Disruption of the horizontal part of the duodenum and devascularization of duodenum (V)

2. Transection of the uncinate process of the pancreas (IV)

1. Injury to the superior mesenteric artery

2. Rupture of the splenic vein

3. Laceration of the greater omentum

4. contusion of bilateral kidney

Normal

PD + Repair of the superior mesenteric artery + Ligation of the splenic vein + Repair of the greater omentum

4000

385

Pancreatic fistula(Continuous drainage)

41

11

42

Male

None

1. Disruption of the descending part of the duodenum (V)

2. Transection of the pancreatic head (IV)

None

Normal

PD

2000

355

Pancreatic fistula(Continuous drainage)

45

12

30

Female

None

1. Massive disruption of the pancreatic head (V)

1. Extensive mesenteric injury

Normal

PD

2500

385

None

28