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over 4 years ago
pancreatectomy because it’s entirely possible to live with a portion of the stomach as it is very common in obese patients. with the pancreatectomy and cholecystectomy left one requires partial removal while the other requires complete removal. you can live without a gallbladder and you will be completely dependent on insulin without a pancreas
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