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Post-Pancreatectomy Bleeding: Treatment & Management
Management of post-operative bleeding after pancreatectomy depends on severity and source.
Conservative Measures
- Fluid resuscitation and blood transfusion to restore volume.
- Medications (vasopressin, somatostatin) to constrict vessels.
- Endoscopic treatment (ERCP) with clotting agents or stents.
Surgical Intervention
- Re-exploration for direct hemostasis.
- Vascular reconstruction for major arterial bleeding.
- Pancreas packing with absorbable material.
- Partial or distal pancreatectomy for persistent pancreatic bleeding.
Close monitoring, early intervention, and a multidisciplinary approach are essential for successful outcomes.
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