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Table 2 Intraoperative findings

From: Ligation of left gastric vein may cause delayed gastric emptying after pancreatoduodenectomy: a retrospective study

Factors

Patients (n = 105)

Procedure (%)

 Subtotal stomach-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy

105 (100.0)

Pancreatic gland texture (%)

 Hard

44 (41.9)

 Soft

61 (58.1)

Pancreas duct size (mm), mean ± standard deviation

4.1 ± 2.2

Reconstruction technique (%)

 Modified Child method

105 (100.0)

Reconstruction method (%)

 Roux-en-Y reconstruction

50 (47.6)

 Billroth II reconstruction

55 (52.4)

Route for alimentary tract reconstruction (%)

 Antecolic route

105 (100.0)

Alimentary tract reconstruction method (%)

 Automatic stapling device

95 (90.5)

 Hand-sewn anastomosis

10 (9.5)

Vascular resection (%)

 Portal vein

20 (19.0)

 Portal vein + proper hepatic artery

1 (1.0)

 Portal vein + right hepatic artery

1 (1.0)

 None

83 (79.0)

Blood loss (g), mean ± standard deviation

479.5 ± 383.0

Intraoperative transfusion (yes, %)

12 (11.4)

Operative time (min), mean ± standard deviation

527 ± 106

Joint point of LGV (%)

 Portal vein

58 (55.2)

 Splenic vein

47 (44.8)

Running of LGV (%)

 Retroarterial route

70 (66.7)

 Antearterial route

35 (33.3)

LGV ligation (Yes, %)

19 (18.1)