Table 1.

Reported cases of donor duodenal perforation after pancreatic transplantation. Pancreatic graft preservation was possible in six patients, including our patient.

Case number	Author	Age	Gender	Complaint	Exocrine drainage	Cause of perforation	Interval from surgery to perforation	Operation
(1)	Gruessner et al. [4]	30	M	Abdominal pain	Enteric	Rejection	27 months	Graft duodenectomy
(2)	Schleibner et al. [5]	33	M	Abdominal pain	Bladder	Simple ulcer	5 months	Direct closure
(3)	Stephanian et al. [6]	32	F	Abdominal pain	Bladder	Cmv duodenitis	18 months	Graft duodenectomy
(4)	Ester et al. [7]	47	F	Hematuria	Bladder	Rejection	1.5 months	Direct closure
(5)	Lee et al. [8]	30	F	Hematuria	Bladder	CMV duodenitis	2 months	Graft pancreatectomy
(6)	Fumimoto et al. [9]	37	F	Abdominal pain	Enteric	Internal hernia	13 months	Graft pancreatectomy
(7)	Miyagi et al. [10]	60	M	Melena	Enteric	Rejection	0.5 months	Graft pancreatectomy
(8)	Yamamoto et al. [11]	45	F	Abdominal pain	Enteric	Avascular necrosis	5 months	Direct closure
(9)	Present case	45	F	Abdominal pain	Enteric	Pressure necrosis	0.5 months	Direct closure