NOTES

Abstract presented at the 62^nd annual congress of the Korean Surgical Society, Seoul Korea, November 2010.

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Table 1

Demographic Characteristics of Patients

^*mean: 34.6 ± 35.4 (range : 1/2~123) months

Table 2

Preoperative Symptoms

Table 3

Preoperative Laboratory Findings

^*AST: aspartate aminotransferase

^†ALT: alanine aminotransferase

⁺normal range: AST; 0~40 IU/L ALT; 0~40 IU/L, Bilirubin;0.2~1.2 mg/dl, WBC; 5000~17500/L (<1 year), 6000~17000/L (1~2 years), 5000~14500/L (2~5 years), 4500~13500/L (6~11 years), 4000~10000/L (>12 years)

Table 4

Postoperative Complications and Hospital Stay

^*Mean hospital stay : 12.2 ± 5.8 (range ; 5~30) days

Table 5

Factors that Influence on Surgical Outcomes

^*APBDJ : anormalous pancreatic duct-biliary duct junction

^†AST : aspartate aminotransferase

⁺ALT : alanine aminotransferasel

^¶WBC : white blood cell

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