A gelatinous veil inside the abdomen of a pancreatic cancer patient. What lies beneath it?

Michail G VailasNikolaos BenetatosIoannis MaroulisCharalampos KaplanisNikolaos DrakosFrancesk MulitaMaria SotiropoulouStylianos Germanos

Published in: Clinical case reports (2021)

Chylous ascites following pancreatic surgery results from surgical damage to the cisterna chyli or tributaries, with an incidence in pancreatic surgery of 1.8%-11%. Usually, conservative treatment is effective.

Keyphrases

minimally invasive
coronary artery bypass
surgical site infection
oxidative stress
percutaneous coronary intervention
acute coronary syndrome
combination therapy