A novel reaction force-fluorescence measurement system for evaluating pancreatic juice leakage from an excised swine pancreas during distal pancreatectomy.

A novel reaction force-fluorescence measurement system for evaluating pancreatic juice leakage from an excised swine pancreas during distal pancreatectomy.
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一种新型反作用力荧光测量系统,用于评估远端胰腺切除术期间离体猪胰腺的胰液渗漏。

DOI:
10.1002/jhbp.775
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发表时间:
2020
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J Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic Science
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D Kim.
D Kim.
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作者:
E Kobayashi,S Tsuchiya,Y Akagi,N Tomii,K Nakagawa;K Inai;Y Muragaki;T Asano;D Kim.

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BackgroundResection using a stapler is a popular approach to distal pancreatectomy. However, the resulting leakage of pancreatic juice represents a serious problem. We have developed a force‐fluorescence measurement as a first step towards the quantitative evaluation of pancreatic leakage due to tissue tearing under compression.MethodsThe system comprises a testing machine with an indenter, similar in size to a stapler, which controls compression speed and measures reaction force, and a fluorescence measurement system to measure pancreatic juice leakage. Pancreatic juice leakage is measured as the maximum value of the increasing rate of fluorescence intensity (max value). Ten excised swine pancreases were compressed at a speed of 500, 100, and 10 mm/min until their thicknesses became 2 mm.ResultsA strong positive correlation (0.804) was observed between the increase in max value before and after compression and the amount of reaction force drop due to tissue destruction. No pancreatic juice leakage was observed when compressed slowly (10 mm/min).ConclusionsWe have successfully developed a novel force‐fluorescence measurement system that can detect and quantify pancreatic juice leakage caused by tissue tearing. This system can determine the optimal compression conditions for preventing pancreatic juice leakage.