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Causative bacteria associated with a clinically relevant postoperative pancreatic fistula infection after distal pancreatectomy.

Hiroaki OsakabeYuichi NagakawaShingo KozonoChie TakishitaNaoya NakagawaHitoe NishinoKenta SuzukiTomoki ShirotaYuichi HosokawaMasanori AkashiTetsuo IshizakiKenji KatsumataAkihiko Tsuchida
Published in: Surgery today (2021)
In the CR-POPF group, ascitic bacterial contamination was not observed in the early postoperative stage, but the bacterial contamination rate increased after pancreatic juice leakage occurred. Therefore, CR-POPF-related infections in distal pancreatectomy may be caused by a retrograde infection of pancreatic juice.
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