17 F Blunt body – tail Pancreatic stent, no operation

17 F Blunt body – tail Pancreatic stent, no operation Nothing [13] Canty TG Sr et al. 9 F Blunt body Pancreatic stent, no operation Mild stricture [14]   8 M Blunt tail Pancreatic stent, no operation Nothing   Wolf A et al. 24 F Blunt head – body Pancreatic stent, no operation Nothing [15] Lin BC et al. 37 F Blunt head Surgical drainage → Pancreatic stent Migration [16]   36 M Blunt body – tail Surgical drainage → Pancreatic stent Severe stricture     61 F Blunt body Pancreatic stent → Distai pancreatectomy Death     18 M Blunt body Pancreatic

stent, no operation Severe stricture     28 M Blunt head Pancreatic stent, no operation Mild stricture   Huckfeldt R et al. 27 F Blunt head Pancreatic stent, Selleck Ro 61-8048 no operation Nothing [17] Abe T et al. 43 M Blunt head Pancreatic

stent, no operation Mild stricture [18] Bagci S et al. 21 M Blunt body Pancreatic stent, no operation Mild stricture [19] Cay A et al. 11 M Blunt body Pancreatic stent, no operation Nothing [20] Hsieh CH et al. 36 M Blunt head, body (2sites) Pancreatic stent, no operation Slight excavation [21] Hashimoto A et al. 60 M Blunt head Pancreatic stent, no operation Nothing [22] Houben CH et al. 11 M Blunt head (neck) Pancreatic stent → Cyst-gastrostomy not described [23]   11 F Blunt body Pancreatic stent → Cyst-gastrostomy Selleckchem PSI-7977 not described     9 M Blunt head (neck) Pancreatic stent, no operation not described   Bendahan J et al. 22 M Penetrating head Surgical drainage → Pancreatic stent Nothing [24] Rastogi M et al. 28 M Penetrating head Surgical drainage → Pancreatic stent Nothing [25] Kim HS et al. 46 M not described head Pancreatic stent, no operation Mild stricture in 2 of 3 patients [9]   35 M not described pancreas fracture Pancreatic stent, no operation       40 F not described body Pancreatic stent, no operation     In our case, CT revealed disruption of the

pancreatic parenchyma at the time of admission. Fortunately the patient’s hemodynamic status was stable, and we could successfully perform the endoscopic procedure. We considered that the ENPD tube was correctly Rolziracetam Ipatasertib datasheet placed to drain the pancreatic juice and to avoid stent migration, dropping out, and occlusion. Although the patient could avoid more invasive surgery in the acute phase, she developed the complication of pancreatic stricture as a result of the healing process. This procedure may lead to rapid clinical improvement and enable surgery to be avoided. On the other hand, the reported complications of long-term follow-up make the role of stenting uncertain. Thus, close attention should be paid to stenting management in the follow-up period. Conclusion Pancreatic stent is useful for pancreatic ductal injury.

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