Should All Distal Pancreatectomies Be Performed Laparoscopically?

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pancreatectomy 100%
• Surgery 90%
• Patient 50%
• Malignant Neoplasm 40%
• Cancer Surgery 30%
• Therapeutic Procedure 30%
• Surgeon 30%
• Metastatic Carcinoma 20%
• Athletic Training 20%
• Lesion 20%
• Serositis 20%
• Endoscope 20%
• Expectation 20%
• Natural Orifice Translumenal Endoscopic Surgery 20%
• Experience 20%
• Clearance 10%
• Wound Healing 10%
• Complication 10%
• Neoplasm 10%
• Specimen 10%
• Radiation Therapy 10%
• Chemotherapy 10%
• Bleeding 10%
• Operation Duration 10%
• Incision 10%
• Wound Infection 10%
• Reinforcement 10%
• Lymph Node 10%
• Adjuvant Chemotherapy 10%
• Pancreaticoduodenectomy 10%
• Randomized Clinical Trial 10%
• Infection 10%
• Laparotomy 10%
• Systemic Therapy 10%
• Pancreas Tumor 10%
• Stress 10%
• Laparoscopy 10%
• C Reactive Protein 10%
• Distal Pancreatectomy 10%
• Laparoscopic Surgery 10%
• Open Surgery 10%
• Pancreatic Surgery 10%
• Anus 10%
• Learning Curve 10%
• Bile Duct Bypass 10%
• Robot-Assisted Surgery 10%
• Intestine Anastomosis 10%
• Marker 10%
• Aptitude 10%
• Rest 10%
• Inpatient 10%
• Human 10%
• Pancreas 10%
• Spleen 10%
• Job 10%
• Hospital 10%
• Mouth 10%
• Abdomen 10%