Complete major pancreatic duct disruption complicated by pancreatico-atmospheric fistula following blunt upper abdominal trauma
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blunt abdominal trauma, pancreatico-cutaneous fistula, pancreatic injury, pancreatico-atmospheric fistula, distal pancreatectomy, wound care
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