Major vessels reconstruction after resection of retroperitoneal neoplasm
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    Objective:To summarize the experience in major vessels reconstruction after resection of retroperitoneal neoplasm invided major vessel. Methods:Sixteen patients with retroperitoneal neoplarsm invading major vessels underwent resection of the tumor companying with the inviding major vessels, and the resected vessels were reconstructed.Of them, 13 artificial vessels were placed for the vascular reconstruction,and 3 underwent inferior vena cava partial resection and repair with or without PTFE patch;combined reconstruction of arteries and veins were performed on 6 patients,and combined resection and reconstruction of vessels and other invaded organs were performed on 3 patients. Results:There was no operative mortality in this series. Fourteen patients were followed up for 371 months(averaged 30 months) .Five patients died,in which 3 patients died within 12 months, 1died at 64 months and 1died at 71 months after surgery,respectively.There were no obstruction of the reconstructed vessels during follow up. Conclusions:Combined resection of retroperitoneal neoplasm with invided major vessel and vascular reconstruction is a safe, effective operation for retroperitoneal neoplasm companying with inviding major vessel.

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XIAO Zhanxiang, CHEN Fuzhen.Major vessels reconstruction after resection of retroperitoneal neoplasm[J]. Chin J Gen Surg,2004,13(2):15-126.
DOI:10.7659/j. issn.1005-6947.2004.02.015

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  • Received:January 01,1900
  • Revised:January 01,1900
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  • Online: February 25,2004
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