The clinical study of jejunal mucus preserving plus end to end pancreaticoenterostomy / 中华内分泌外科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the pancreaticoenterostomy technique using end to end anastomosis of remianing pancreas and jejunum with jejunum mucus preserved. Methods 28 cases underwent pancreatectomy were observed and analyzed from May 2005 to August 2009. There were 26 cases underwent duodenopancreatectomy and 2 cases underwent the pancreatectomy of pancreas body and tail. All cases used the end to end pancreaticoenterostomy, remnant pancreas was directly anastomosed with jejunum without destroy of jejunal mucosa. During the operation, 2.0 cm～2.5 cm long remnant of pancreas was pulled into jejunum without mucosa destroyed. Then, the cut end of the jejunum was fixed on the pancreatic remnant correspondingly by interrupted suture. Finally, a 7-silk suture was used to bind the jejunum and the pancreatic remnant together 1 cm away from the cut surface of the pancreatic remnant. Results 1 case underwent operated again due to bleeding of the pancreatic remnant. 28 patients recovered and discharged from hospital without having the complication of pancreatic fistula. Conclusions Because of the complicated suturation methods, the conventional pancreaticoenterostomy consumes more time. But it still has rather high incidence of pancreatic fistula.The new pancreaticoenterostomy which we used can shorten the operating time and integrity and binding stomas. It is effective to lower the incidence of pancreatic fistula.