Medical_journalalmost 5 years ago
Whipple's Procedure
A whipple's Procedure being performed on a patient with Cholioangiosarcoma. In this procedure, with the gall bladder, the head of the pancreas, duodenum and somtimes even part of the stomach is removed. Its one of the major operations and takes about 6-8 hrs. Maybe more. Can you tell me why part of all these organs has to be removed?
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almost 5 years ago
What will you do if corona virus come inside you and start playing? 😉
almost 5 years ago
Cholangiosarkoma is a malignant tumor and it invading in the near local structure.Is ductus colledocus and papila Vater(ductus wirsung) that conecting gallbllader with pancreas and duodenum.
