Late anastomotic leaks in pancreas transplant recipients - Clinical characteristics and predisposing factors

Keyphrases

• Abdominal Drain 33%
• Acute Prostatitis 33%
• Acute Rejection 33%
• Anastomotic Leak 100%
• Appropriate Management 33%
• Biopsy-proven 33%
• Bladder 100%
• Blunt Abdominal Trauma 33%
• Catheter Placement 66%
• Clinical Characteristics 100%
• Conservative Care 66%
• Cytomegalovirus Infection 33%
• Donor Age 33%
• Factor Method 33%
• Foley Catheter 66%
• Initial Treatment 33%
• Leak Diagnosis 33%
• Management Methods 33%
• Nonconservative 33%
• Nonoperative Care 33%
• Nonoperative Treatment 33%
• Obstructive Uropathy 33%
• Operative 33%
• Pancreas after Kidney 33%
• Pancreas Graft 33%
• Pancreas Transplant 100%
• Pancreas Transplant Alone 33%
• Pancreatectomy 33%
• Postoperative Course 33%
• Predisposing Factors 100%
• Recipient Age 33%
• Risk Factors 66%
• Severe Peritonitis 33%
• Simultaneous Pancreas-kidney 33%
• Surgical Repair 33%
• Transplant Recipients 100%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Abdominal Blunt Trauma 20%
• Acute Graft Rejection 20%
• Anastomosis Leakage 100%
• Biopsy Technique 20%
• Bladder 60%
• Conservative Treatment 40%
• Cytomegalovirus Infection 20%
• Disease Predisposition 100%
• Foley Catheter 40%
• Obstructive Uropathy 20%
• Pancreas Transplantation 100%
• Pancreatectomy 20%
• Peritonitis 20%
• Prostatitis 20%