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Pancreatic fistula
Pancreatic fistula is one of the serious complications of acute and chronic pancreatitis, abdominal surgery, especially pancreatic surgery and trauma. The definition of Yeo and Cameron in Klebsiella pneumoniae surgery is: pancreatic fistula is caused by various reasons. The pancreatic duct ruptures and pancreatic fluid leaks from the pancreatic duct for more than 7 days. Pancreatic fistula is divided into external pancreatic fistula and internal pancreatic fistula. Pancreatic fluid flows out of the body surface through the abdominal drainage tube or incision, which is an external pancreatic fistula; internal pancreatic fistula includes pancreatic pseudocyst, pancreatic pleural effusion and fistula between the pancreatic duct and other organs, such as pancreaticotracheal fistula. If pancreatic fluid flows into the abdominal cavity but is wrapped by the surrounding organ tissue, an internal pancreatic fistula is formed. It is customary to call the internal pancreatic fistula a pancreatic pseudocyst, but its essence is still a pancreatic fistula.
  • Site of disease:

    pancreas
  • Infectious :

    Not contagious
  • Frequent population:

    Patients after pancreatic surgery
  • Related symptoms:

    Stomach ache stomach ache fever weight loss shortness of breath
  • Concurrent disease:

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