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@entity1 @entity3123 @entity788 @entity20426 @entity11448 @entity14380 @entity16 @entity660 @entity189 @entity4053 @entity600 @entity3190 @entity652 @entity204 @entity15960
@entity660 in @entity1 and @entity1 encountered over a 20 year period are reviewed. A total of 79 @entity1 were treated. Forty-eight had @entity788 or its complications, 17 had @entity600 , 12 had @entity4053 and @entity3190 , and 2 had @entity189 . The mortality rate for the @entity1 with @entity788 was 17 percent and was limited to @entity1 treated nonoperatively. Idiopathic and drug-induced @entity788 (the latter, particularly from corticosteroids) were the predominant types. Only rarely should such @entity1 undergo operative treatment. Operations performed for various obstructive or traumatic lesions of the pancreas, as well as for complications of @entity788 , obtained uniformly good results. The most common @entity600 was an @entity20426 in association with @entity15960 ; all @entity1 with this abnormality were successfully treated with bypass procedures. Four @entity1 with an @entity788 underwent successful wedge resection. Nine @entity1 with @entity11448 or @entity14380 and three @entity1 with islet cell @entity652 underwent successful resection without any @entity204 , although @entity16 due to prolonged preoperative @entity4053 were common. Two @entity1 underwent radical resection for @entity3123 , one of whom had survived 20 years postoperatively at last follow-up. @entity660 requiring operation in childhood are uncommon, but are likely to be complex and challenging when they do occur.
