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Clinical outcome and risk factors for recurrence of percutaneous external drainage in treating pediatric pancreatic pseudocysts
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This study examines clinical outcomes and identifies risk factors associated with recurrence following percutaneous external drainage of pancreatic pseudocysts in pediatric patients. The research provides evidence-based insights to guide treatment decisions and improve long-term management strategies for this challenging pediatric surgical condition.
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Publication date: November 2025
Source: Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, Volume 38
Author(s): Ken Chen, Shuhao Zhang, Qingjiang Chen
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