Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy

BACKGROUND: Due to their complexity and risks, mesenteric-portal axis resection and reconstruction during the pancreatectomy procedure were not recommended back in the early nineties. However, as per technical improvements and the reduction in morbidity and mortality rates, they have been routinely indicated in large medical centers. AIM: To show results from cases of patients subjected to mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy. METHOD: Patients subjected to mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy were prospectively and consecutively assessed. The procedure was indicated according to anatomical criteria defined by imaging exams or intraoperative assessment. RESULTS: Ten patients, half of them were male, with mean age of 55.7 years (40-76) were included. The most frequent underlying diseases were pancreatic adenocarcinoma and Frantz tumor. The circumferential resection of the portal vein associated with the superior mesenteric vein with splenic vein ligature (4 cases=40%) and the primary anastomosis of the vascular stumps (5 cases=50%) were, respectively, the most performed types of vascular resection and reconstruction. Surgery time ranged from 480 to 600 minutes (average=556 minutes) and postoperative hospitalization time ranged from 9 to 114 days (average=34.8 days). Morbidity rate was 60%, and clinical pancreatic fistula (grade B and C) was the most common complication (3 cases=30%). Mortality rate was 10% (1 case). CONCLUSION: Mesenteric-portal axis resection is a valid technical procedure. It should be taken into account after a clinical assessment that included not only the patients' clinical condition but also the technical and anatomical conditions of the mesenteric-portal axis tumor infiltration as well as life expectancy based on the patient's cancer prognosis.

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Main Authors: AMICO,Enio Campos, ALVES,José Roberto, JOÃO,Samir Assi, MOREIRA,Ricardo Wagner da Costa, SILVA NETO,José Linhares da, MEDEIROS,Joafran Alexandre Costa de
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Published: Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgia Digestiva 2014
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spelling oai:scielo:S0102-672020140004002682015-07-27Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomyAMICO,Enio CamposALVES,José RobertoJOÃO,Samir AssiMOREIRA,Ricardo Wagner da CostaSILVA NETO,José Linhares daMEDEIROS,Joafran Alexandre Costa de Vascular surgical procedures Pancreaticoduodenectomy Pancreatic Neoplasms BACKGROUND: Due to their complexity and risks, mesenteric-portal axis resection and reconstruction during the pancreatectomy procedure were not recommended back in the early nineties. However, as per technical improvements and the reduction in morbidity and mortality rates, they have been routinely indicated in large medical centers. AIM: To show results from cases of patients subjected to mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy. METHOD: Patients subjected to mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy were prospectively and consecutively assessed. The procedure was indicated according to anatomical criteria defined by imaging exams or intraoperative assessment. RESULTS: Ten patients, half of them were male, with mean age of 55.7 years (40-76) were included. The most frequent underlying diseases were pancreatic adenocarcinoma and Frantz tumor. The circumferential resection of the portal vein associated with the superior mesenteric vein with splenic vein ligature (4 cases=40%) and the primary anastomosis of the vascular stumps (5 cases=50%) were, respectively, the most performed types of vascular resection and reconstruction. Surgery time ranged from 480 to 600 minutes (average=556 minutes) and postoperative hospitalization time ranged from 9 to 114 days (average=34.8 days). Morbidity rate was 60%, and clinical pancreatic fistula (grade B and C) was the most common complication (3 cases=30%). Mortality rate was 10% (1 case). CONCLUSION: Mesenteric-portal axis resection is a valid technical procedure. It should be taken into account after a clinical assessment that included not only the patients' clinical condition but also the technical and anatomical conditions of the mesenteric-portal axis tumor infiltration as well as life expectancy based on the patient's cancer prognosis. info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessColégio Brasileiro de Cirurgia DigestivaABCD. Arquivos Brasileiros de Cirurgia Digestiva (São Paulo) v.27 n.4 20142014-12-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-67202014000400268en10.1590/S0102-67202014000400009
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SILVA NETO,José Linhares da
MEDEIROS,Joafran Alexandre Costa de
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Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy
author_facet AMICO,Enio Campos
ALVES,José Roberto
JOÃO,Samir Assi
MOREIRA,Ricardo Wagner da Costa
SILVA NETO,José Linhares da
MEDEIROS,Joafran Alexandre Costa de
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title Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy
title_short Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy
title_full Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy
title_fullStr Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy
title_full_unstemmed Outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy
title_sort outcomes from mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy
description BACKGROUND: Due to their complexity and risks, mesenteric-portal axis resection and reconstruction during the pancreatectomy procedure were not recommended back in the early nineties. However, as per technical improvements and the reduction in morbidity and mortality rates, they have been routinely indicated in large medical centers. AIM: To show results from cases of patients subjected to mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy. METHOD: Patients subjected to mesenteric-portal axis resection during pancreatectomy were prospectively and consecutively assessed. The procedure was indicated according to anatomical criteria defined by imaging exams or intraoperative assessment. RESULTS: Ten patients, half of them were male, with mean age of 55.7 years (40-76) were included. The most frequent underlying diseases were pancreatic adenocarcinoma and Frantz tumor. The circumferential resection of the portal vein associated with the superior mesenteric vein with splenic vein ligature (4 cases=40%) and the primary anastomosis of the vascular stumps (5 cases=50%) were, respectively, the most performed types of vascular resection and reconstruction. Surgery time ranged from 480 to 600 minutes (average=556 minutes) and postoperative hospitalization time ranged from 9 to 114 days (average=34.8 days). Morbidity rate was 60%, and clinical pancreatic fistula (grade B and C) was the most common complication (3 cases=30%). Mortality rate was 10% (1 case). CONCLUSION: Mesenteric-portal axis resection is a valid technical procedure. It should be taken into account after a clinical assessment that included not only the patients' clinical condition but also the technical and anatomical conditions of the mesenteric-portal axis tumor infiltration as well as life expectancy based on the patient's cancer prognosis.
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