Disrupted Pancreatic Duct Syndrome: An Evolving Challenge that Calls for Innovative Approach

Subsequent CT scans confirmed a DPD with a large gap between the head and tail of the pancreas (Fig. 2 B) from the necrosectomy. Because of the large gap, the patient was not a good candidate for bridging stent placement, but a stent was placed with the distal tip projecting into the gap. On a follo...

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