Results of surgical treatment of periampullary tumors: A thirty-five-year experience

Keyphrases

• Surgical Treatment 100%
• 5-year Survival 100%
• Local Resection 100%
• Periampullary Cancer 100%
• Tumor 50%
• Duodenum 50%
• Postoperative Mortality 50%
• Mortality Rate 50%
• Consecutive Patients 25%
• Malignant Tumor 25%
• Clinical High Risk 25%
• Resection 25%
• Pathological Findings 25%
• Pancreas 25%
• Small Tumor 25%
• Bile 25%
• Continued Use 25%
• Ampulla of Vater 25%
• Benign Disease 25%
• Invasive Adenocarcinoma 25%
• Head of Pancreas 25%
• Distal Common Bile Duct 25%
• Papillary Adenocarcinoma 25%
• Carcinoma of the Ampulla of Vater 25%
• Pancreatic Resection 25%
• Non-papillary 25%
• Total Pancreatectomy 25%
• Radical Resection 25%
• Cleveland Clinic 25%
• Ampullary Adenocarcinoma 25%
• Ductal Adenocarcinoma 25%
• Periampullary 25%
• Location Finding 25%
• Radical Approach 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Adenocarcinoma 100%
• Tumor 100%
• Survival Rate 80%
• Local Excision 80%
• Neoplasm 40%
• Duodenum 40%
• Mortality Rate 40%
• Surgical Mortality 40%
• Ampulla of Vater 40%
• Malignant Neoplasm 20%
• Benign Tumor 20%
• Bile 20%
• Common Bile Duct 20%
• Pancreaticoduodenectomy 20%
• Pancreatectomy 20%
• Radical Resection 20%