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Gyula Farkas Sebészeti Klinika, Szegedi Tudományegyetem, Általános Orvostudományi Kar, 6720, Szeged, Pécsi u. 4.

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László Leindler Sebészeti Klinika, Szegedi Tudományegyetem, Általános Orvostudományi Kar, 6720, Szeged, Pécsi u. 4.

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Krónikus pancreatitisben (CP) szenvedő betegek egyharmadában az inflammatoricus folyamat a pancreasfej gyulladásos tumorát idézi elő, mely a vezetékrendszerek obstructióját, fájdalmat és fogyást okoz. Egy biztonságos, szervmegtartó pancreasfej-resectiót (OPPHR) dolgoztunk ki. Közleményünkben az elmúlt 8 évben végzett 150 OPPHR műtéti és késői eredményeiről számolunk be. A sebészi beavatkozás magában foglalja a pancreasfejben kialakult gyulladásos tumor széles resectióját anélkül, hogy a pancreast a v. portae felett izolálnánk, illetve átvágnánk. A rekonstrukció, amely biztosítja a resecált pancreas secretióját az emésztőtraktus felé, a vékonybélből izolált Roux-kaccsal történik. A posztoperatív időszakban két reoperációra kényszerültünk, egyrészt anastomosisvérzés, másrészt vékonybél-adhaesiós ileus miatt, ugyanakkor halálos szövődmény nem jelentkezett. Az ápolási idő 7 és 12 nap között változott. Az áltagos utánkövetési idő 4,5 év volt (0,5–8 év). A késői mortalitás 4%-osnak bizonyult. A műtét után a betegek 89%-ában az életminőség javult, melyet EORTC Quality-of-Life kérdésekre adott válaszok bizonyítottak. A 8 éves klinikai megfigyeléseink egyértelműen alátámasztották, hogy az OPPHR műtét egy biztonságos és hatásos sebészi beavatkozás a CP komplikációinak megoldására, és javasolt műtétnek tekinthető a CP gyógyítására.

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