Long-term outcome of pancreatic function following oncological surgery in children: Institutional experience and review of the literature

Table 3 Summary of the reports included in the literature review

Ref.	Country	Length of follow-up (yr)	n of cases/ M/F (%)	Mean or median age (yr)	Exocrine insufficiency (%)	Endocrine insufficiency (%)
Present	Italy	5.7	16 (25/75)	10.7	25	12.5
Cheng et al[26], 2020	China	3.1	104 (31/69)	9.9	8.6	1
Vasudevan et al[27], 2020	United States	2.8	65	13	23	3
Mizuno et al[28], 2018	Japan	30	1 (M)	12	0	0
Divarcı et al[29], 2017	Turkey	3.6	5 (0/100)	15	0	0
d’Ambrosio et al[30], 2014	Italy	2.1	5 (40/60)	7	20	20
Laje et al[31], 2013	United States	6.7	6 (17/83)	15	17	0
Scandavini et al[32], 2018	Sweden	6.6	13 (23/77)	11.4	31	7,7
Lindholm et al[33], 2017	United States	4.7	12 (42/58)	9	83.3	0
Park et al[34], 2016	Korea	10.5	18 (25/75)	10.5	75	12.5
Muller et al[35], 2012	France	4.2	216 (44/56)	8.9	6.25	0
Speer et al[36], 2012	United States	1.4	11 (36/64)	14	9	0
Yazbeck et al[37], 2010	Lebanon	-	1 (F)	13	100	0

¹Two patients excluded due to pancreatic trauma.

²Two patients excluded due to congenital pancreatic malformation and calcifying pancreatitis.

F: Female; M: Male.