Purpose Blunt trauma of pancreas in children is uncommon and its management varies from
observational to early operative intervention. We analysed the feasibility and outcome of non …

Objective To study the diagnosis, management strategies, and outcomes of pediatric
patients with blunt pancreatic injury. Methods The clinical data of patients with blunt …

Introduction Blunt trauma of the pancreas represents a significant part of abdomen trauma in
children with an incidence estimated at around 10%. If the conservative management is …

Purpose To report our experience with blunt pancreatic trauma in pediatric patients and
evaluate several various management strategies. Methods Ten children admitted over the …

Background: Pancreatic trauma is uncommon in pediatric patients and presents diagnostic
and therapeutic challenges. While non-operative management (NOM) of minor pancreatic …

PURPOSE: Treatment of blunt injury of the pancreas in children remains controversial.
Some prefer nonoperative treatment, whereas others prefer operative management in …

Purpose: Nonoperative management for blunt pancreatic injury in children was performed
between 1977 and 1998. The efficiency and safety of nonoperative management was …

Blunt pancreatic injury (BPI) is relatively uncommon in children, and is associated with
relatively high morbidity and mortality, especially if diagnosis is delayed. The aim of this …

The aim of this study was to compare operative versus nonoperative management of blunt
pancreatic trauma in children. A systematic literature search was performed. Studies …

Background: Most blunt abdominal injuries of solid organs in children can be managed
nonoperatively. To date, however, there has been no general agreement regarding the …