Whipple Procedure - 3D Medical Animation

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I think this would rather be your stomach being bloated..

dean r u sure its ur pancreas sticking out of ur body ??

my pancreas sticks out of my body a lot, is this normal? from dean thomson

Yes, unless it is ca head of pancreas, I don't think the whole of pancreas till the tail comes out, all the more, only distal gastrectomy would be indicated and not sub-total as in this case, where the remnant pancreas would be dunked into. But then again, I suppose it differs with surgeon to surgeon.

Hi MegaDowen. I happen to be an abdominal surgeon. If the biopsy was positive for cancer, then Whipple procedure is the standard choice. What thez also need to do, however, is full staging procedure, which includes CT of the abdomen and thorax, to exclude metastases, which might influence the treatment.

@MegaDowen I am not expert in these things, but i think 1 test is enough, because tumors don't "transform" into other types. But for this, you should ask a real doctor.

@Oscardana Because they wanted to troll the patient.

@Kandi0075 how are u making out now???

i wasn't aware that the gb always comes out during this procedure. also, that seems like a pretty large/"healthy" margin of pancreas being taken out. i think that varies with the severity of the adenocarcinoma. i've never heard of the appendix being removed--i know during many abdominal procedures, it's considered an "incidental appendectomy" to do so... like, just doing it because you're there, but that raises an issue with whether or not they give/gave consent. thanks for the animation.

@polelandfitness Removing the appendix? We never remove the Appendix at a whipple operation O_O But yeah, they really forgot the gallbladder.

Pancreas with maple syrup tastes nice