Analysis of multiple factors of postsurgical gastroparesis syndrome after pancreaticoduodenectomy and cryotherapy for pancreatic cancer

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World J Gastroenterol. Aug 15, 2004; 10(16): 2434-2438
Published online Aug 15, 2004. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v10.i16.2434

Table 1 Clinical data of the PGS cases

Patient No	Gender	Age (yr)	Operation type	Mean volume of gastric juice aspirate/d (mL)	Period of nasogastric tube aspirate(d)	Period of recovery (d)	Outcome
1	M	53	PCC + A + B	2200	56	70	Recovery
2	F	39	PCC + B	1200	13	28	Recovery
3	F	62	PCC + A + C	1000	10	14	Recovery
4	M	60	PCC + A + C	1000	21	21	Recovery
5	M	51	PCC + A	850	10	30	Recovery
6	M	61	PCC + A + B	1250	15	26	Recovery
7	M	62	PCC + A + C	1200	13	35	Recovery
8	F	60	PCC + C	1300	11	43	Recovery
9	F	40	PCC + A + B	2000	25	25	Recovery
10	F	61	PCC + C	1200	19	14	Recovery
11	M	64	PCC + A + B	1200	18	Death on d 13 for diabetes complication	Death
12	F	78	PCC	1500	19	Discharged on d 24¹	Recovery
13	M	50	PCC + A + C	1050	12	49	Recovery
14	M	50	PCC + A + C	1400	15	Transferred to another hospital on d 16	Recovery
15	M	42	PCC	1450	17	14	Recovery
16	M	46	PCC + A + C	2000	18	21	Recovery
17	M	43	PCC + A + B	1200	13	20	Recovery
18	M	73	PCC + B	800	10	19	Recovery
19	M	46	PCC	1350	14	18	Recovery
20	M	62	PCC + A + B + D	900	11	19	Recovery
21	M	40	PCC + A + C	1300	15	20	Recovery
22	F	50	PCC + C	2050	24	32	Recovery
23	F	61	PCC + A + C	1200	15	20	Recovery
24	M	39	PCC + A + B	1000	12	Discharged on d 16¹	Recovery
25	M	53	PCC + A	1050	13	17	Recovery
26	F	42	PCC + A + B	900	11	18	Recovery
27	M	60	PCC + A + C	1800	19	25	Recovery
28	M	62	PCC	1700	20	30	Recovery
29	M	60	PCC + A + C	1050	12	20	Recovery
30	M	40	PCC + A + C	1250	12	17	Recovery
31	F	64	PCC + A + B	1300	13	31	Recovery
32	M	75	PD	1200	12	16	Recovery
33	F	42	PD	850	10	15	Recovery
34	F	35	PD	1050	10	19	Recovery
35	M	45	PD	1250	11	Death on d 16 for complications	Death
36	F	48	PD	1050	11	17	Recovery
37	M	56	PD	1450	16	21	Recovery
38	M	60	PD	1400	14	20	Recovery
39	F	65	PD	1500	15	20	Reoperation at 16^th d
40	M	47	PD	1250	13	18	Recovery
41	M	63	PD	1600	16	21	Recovery
Mean ± SD		53.8 ± 13		1180 ± 310	15.5 ± 6	23.1 ± 9

A: Gastroenteroanastomosis; B: Cholecystojejunostomy; C: Choledochojejunostomy; D: Chemical splanchnicectomies.

¹Dis-charged on request by the patient.

Citation: Dong K, Li B, Guan QL, Huang T. Analysis of multiple factors of postsurgical gastroparesis syndrome after pancreaticoduodenectomy and cryotherapy for pancreatic cancer. World J Gastroenterol 2004; 10(16): 2434-2438
URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v10/i16/2434.htm
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v10.i16.2434