necrosectomy

nec·ro·sec·to·my

(nek'rō-sek-tŏ-mē),

Resection of necrotic tissue.

necrosectomy

Excision of necrotic tissue; generally, debridement (see there).

necrosectomy

Surgery Excision of necrotic tissue; generally, debridement, see there.

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The bleeding was stopped by ligation, and resection of the cyst was performed along with a necrosectomy.

Gallbladder sludge in a pregnant woman as the cause of severe complicated hemorrhagic-necrotizing pancreatitis with a spectacular manifestation

Case matched comparison study of the necrosectomy by retroperitoneal approach with transperitoneal approach for necrotizing pancreatitis in patients with CT severity score of 7 and above.

Comparison of contrast-enhanced CT with diffusion -weighted MRI in the Evaluation of patients with acute biliary pancreatitis

Patients who underwent percutaneous drainage and then minimally invasive necrosectomy had fewer complications than those who initially had open necrosectomy.

A 35 year old woman with abdominal pain

Conservative Management: To resuscitate the patient f/b necrosectomy under general anaesthesia.

Clinical study of acute pancreatitis and its complications

An emergency operation for necrosectomy and external drainage was performed.

Splenic artery embolization for the treatment of gastric variceal bleeding secondary to splenic vein thrombosis complicated by necrotizing pancreatitis: report of a case

We performed a complete necrosectomy and created a perineal urethrostomy (Fig.

Elective gangrene of the corpus spongiosum of idiopathic origin: a case report

This term refers to the localized leakage of pancreatic fluid due to the lack of continuity between viable pancreatic tissue and the cavity where a necrosectomy was previously performed (34) in which necrosis was not found because it had been removed by this procedure.

Acute pancreatitis: reflections through the history of the Atlanta Consensus/Pancreatitis aguda: reflexiones a traves de la historia del Consenso de Atlanta/Pancreatites aguda: reflexoes atraves da historia do Consenso de Atlanta

72###Grade I splenic injury###Traumatic pancreatitis###Pancreatic necrosectomy, surgical drainage

Traumatic pancreatic injury - an elusive diagnosis: experience from a developing country urban trauma referral centre

29) Postponing pancreatic necrosectomy, the gold-standard therapy, beyond the 4th week of disease is advised in order to allow the immune system to better demarcate the necrotic area.

Intra-abdominal pressure at ICU admission: evaluation as a predictor of severity and mortality in severe acute pancreatitis

Necrosectomy and postoperative local lavage in patients with necrotizing pancreatitis: results of a prospective clinical trial.

Experiencia en la administracion de quimioterapia intraperitoneal en una unidad de dialisis peritoneal

After discussion with a tertiary pancreatic unit, naso-jejunal feeding was planned to optimise the patient's nutrition prior to interval necrosectomy and cholecystectomy.

Naso-pharyngeal entrapment. An unusual complication of naso-jejunal feeding tube insertion using a guidewire

Debridement or necrosectomy in postoperative Pyoderma gangrenosum is contraindicated.