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To establish operative techniques for the physiologic transplantation and implantation of the severed common bile duct or ureter into the intestine during major abdominal resections.

February 11, 1911JAMA

Physiologic Implantation of the Severed Ureter or Common Bile-Duct Into the Intestine

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RCRobert C. CoffeyVanderbilt University

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Experimental study demonstrates two-stage intestinal implantation of the severed bile duct in dogs, highlighting reconstructive options for major pancreatic resection.

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To establish operative techniques for the physiologic transplantation and implantation of the severed common bile duct or ureter into the intestine during major abdominal resections.
Conducted experimental pancreatic and duodenal surgical resections in a canine model.
Implemented a two-stage operative procedure involving common bile duct transection, direct duodenal implantation below the pancreatic duct, and gastrojejunostomy.
Demonstrated that extensive operations such as pancreatectomy and duodenectomy necessitate execution in two distinct surgical stages.
Achieved successful direct reimplantation of the common bile duct into the duodenum at a site situated well below the pancreatic duct orifice alongside gastric bypass.

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Robert C. Coffey (1911) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a70523bfebe604dd7091b67 https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1911.02560060007002

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Experimental study demonstrates two-stage intestinal implantation of the severed bile duct in dogs, highlighting reconstructive options for major pancreatic resection.

Physiologic Implantation of the Severed Ureter or Common Bile-Duct Into the Intestine

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Physiologic Implantation of the Severed Ureter or Common Bile-Duct Into the Intestine

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