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. 2014 Jun 3;17(2):123–130. doi: 10.1111/hpb.12279

Table 2.

Characteristics of seven randomized controlled trials comparing outcomes of pancreaticogastrostomy (PG) and pancreaticojejunostomy (PJ) after pancreaticoduodenectomy

Study Sample size, n Patients with diseases, n
Surgical techniques
PDAC DD Amp DBD Others
Bassi et al. (2005)14 PG 69 32 1 13 1 22 Single-layer non-absorbable interrupted stitches
PJ 82 28 1 11 2 40 Single-layer duct to mucosa or side-to-side
Duffas et al. (2005)15 PG 81 34 3 17 8 19 Not described
PJ 68 25 3 19 11 10 End-to-end or end to side
Fernandez-Cruz et al. (2008)17 PG 53 26 1 12 8 6 Duct-to-mucosa with gastric partition
PJ 55 28 1 10 7 9 End-to-side duct mucosa
Figueras et al. (2013)18 PG 65 33 6 8 8 10 Two-layer invagination
PJ 58 29 10 7 3 9 Duct-to-mucosa
Topal et al. (2013)19 PG 162 98 11 23 28 2 End-to-side telescope
PJ 167 107 14 28 15 3 End-to-side telescope
Wellner et al. (2012)20 PG 59 26 3 9 2 19 Invagination
PJ 57 30 2 7 2 16 Duct-to-mucosa
Yeo et al. (1995)16 PG 73 40 4 7 6 16 Two-layer, end-to-end
PJ 72 40 5 11 7 9 Two-layer, end-to-end or end-to-side

PDAC, pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma; DD, duodenal carcinoma; Amp, ampullary carcinoma; DBD, distal bile duct cancer; PG, pancreaticogastrostomy; PJ, pancreaticojejunostomy.