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DOI: 10.1016/s0016-5085(19)34423-3
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“…The morbidity and mortality associated with surgical exploration in patients with acute pancreatitis have been shown to be acceptable. 23,3 '" 35 In a report in 1974 by Warshaw and associ-ates, 36 almost a fourth (24%) of 38 patients with acute necrotizing pancreatitis required operation for diagnosis.…”
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“…The morbidity and mortality associated with surgical exploration in patients with acute pancreatitis have been shown to be acceptable. 23,3 '" 35 In a report in 1974 by Warshaw and associ-ates, 36 almost a fourth (24%) of 38 patients with acute necrotizing pancreatitis required operation for diagnosis.…”
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“…By 1972, the general attitude of surgeons toward acute pancreatitis was astutely summarized by Geokas and associates: 2 "A 10-minute surgical discussion on acute pancreatitis should probably include 9 minutes of silence." Perhaps most valid today is the observation by Zimmerman and Janowitz: 3 "Inflammatory pancreatic disease of all forms continues to be an ill-defined collection of puzzling entities." Fortunately, interest in the surgical management of acute pancreatitis remained, and its place is becoming more clearly defined.…”
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