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Is octreotide beneficial following pancreatic injury?
Fiemu E. Nwariaku
, Anthony Terracina
, William J. Mileski
, Joseph P. Minei
, C. James Carrico
Surgery
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Pancreatic Injury
100%
Octreotide
100%
Pancreatic Fistula
50%
Pancreas
33%
Pseudocyst
33%
Abdominal Abscess
33%
Pancreatitis
16%
Statistical Analysis
16%
Pancreatic Resection
16%
Pancreatic Exocrine Secretion
16%
Untreated Patients
16%
Complication Rate
16%
Chi-square Analysis
16%
No Significant Difference
16%
Somatostatin Analogs
16%
Patient Selection
16%
Fistula
16%
Pancreatic Neoplasms
16%
Long Hospital Stay
16%
Preoperative Diagnosis
16%
Injury Severity
16%
Early Death
16%
Fistula Formation
16%
Abdominal Complications
16%
Late Death
16%
Quantitative Variable
16%
Acute Severe Pancreatitis
16%
Retrospective Evaluation
16%
Multiple Complications
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Octreotide
100%
Pancreatic Injury
100%
Pancreas Fistula
50%
Pancreatitis
33%
Fistula
33%
Pseudocyst
33%
Abdominal Abscess
33%
Pancreas Tumor
16%
Pancreas Secretion
16%
Morbidity
16%
Chi Square Test
16%
Somatostatin Derivative
16%
Prospective Study
16%
Student T Test
16%
Patient Selection
16%
Injury Severity
16%
Empirical evidence
16%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Pancreas Injury
100%
Octreotide
100%
Pancreas Fistula
50%
Pancreatitis
33%
Fistula
33%
Pseudocyst
33%
Abdominal Abscess
33%
Pancreas Tumor
16%
Morbidity
16%
Prospective Study
16%
Somatostatin Derivative
16%
Injury Severity
16%