The Whipple Procedure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Dr. James Lee, Assistant Professor of Surgery at Columbia, guides patients through the Whipple Procedure, which is also known as a pancreaticoduodenectomy. This procedure is utilized for a variety of diseases of the pancreas.
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Had a Whipple’s procedure in 1998 to remove a large tumour, aged 26. Still here in 2020 and doing well!
What was the complications? Is everything normal with eating and other activities?
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@@gowda015 Sorry. Only just seen this. Had pancreatitis for a bit, very thin for a bit then it settled down. Pancreas, unbelievably, still producing insulin in 2021. You have to take pancreatin with every meal (if there’s fat). Otherwise, still playing Div 1 cricket in Wiltshire, five a side football and skiing at 50 👌🏻
@@gilwillia you are amazing
@@gowda015 Thank you, but I was incredibly lucky to have a great surgeon and youth on my side.
I had the whipple procedure 4 yrs ago in May. My tumor was on my small intestine and my gall bladder was removed in addition to the tumor. I am still cancer free. My doctor was only 37 yrs. old!! He is now and will always be my hero. (did I mention i am 80 yrs old?
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glad to hear. i assume you're hero is resting in peace now.
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Are you still alive?
I had a pylorus preserving Whipple procedure on 2 June 2015 for an adenocarcinoma in the head of my pancreas at the Uni MD med center by Dr. H. Richard Alexander and his team. Still here and tills clear..
Hello Dr Lee , I had Begar procedure 7 years ago and it’s left me unable to eat without severe pain and bathroom dashes : My surgeon has put me on T.P.N now so I no longer need to eat . Yet even drinks cause horrible pain , I was honestly better before when I was having very occasional pancreatitis . But now I’ve lost the ability to eat my family sit down to enjoy their food whilst I sit and sip a glass of warm water . Just unloading my life here : Regards from UK
My friend had a tumor at the head of pancreas. And.need a whipple procedure. Its a very long hours of operation.thanks god the.operation is successful no infection, no icu and she directly go her bed after from recovery room.. sheis 24 years old
How is your friend doing now?
Great video! Very concise and informative.
Had my PPPD done nearly 1 year ago for Ampullary carcinoma & put back on 12kg & doing well so far
thank you dad
Have a appointment tomorrow with surgeon I’m so afraid of this surgery
I will be getting this done soon,some time in early May 2023 😢😢
How is it going?
great video, now we just need to get a test so that these pancreatic cancer tumors can be found before they spread... typically once symptoms are felt it's too late..
17 years ago, my Dad couldn't have it , I would love to think it's more available now.
How many year do people live this surgery. my family member complit this surgery 9-8-2024
I had whipple procedure February 2021 for an ampullary tumour. #AndreaPrachalias the best Surgeon EVER in my opinion .
are yo okya sis now?
Sir plz ans my question this surgery how many year live people
thanks a million :) really nice video
My mom got this procedure done... Then started to get seizures a month after. Can someone explain why this occurred with her?? Seizures don't run in the family & side note; she's diabetic. Absolutely frustrating😣
Complications of Whipple's procedure
Thanks 🙏
Hi dr. Lee
I had the Whipple procedure because my RCC took up residence in my pancreas head. It’s been four months and keeping food down is a major problem. Significant weight loss has occurred. When will this get better?
My son has the same problem. It's been 3 months for his
@@conquest7563 Six months after the Whipple a hiatal hernia had to be taken care off with another surgery. Three years after my Whipple and I’m still here feeling much, much better. Hope your son does too in time. Tell him not to push it.
Had pancreatic cyst surgery on 4th feb 2022 so far feeling fine
I Need link to download this amazing video
why didn't you say that first successful performed by Walter Kaush in.Berlin in 1909 and publicated it in 1912????? Whipple just popularized it much more later in 1935! o_O. :-(
And why didn't he mention Alessandro Codivilla, the Italian surgeon who first described the procedure in 1898????? Walther Kausch just was the first one to perform it successfully o_O :-(
I had 1 done 3yrs ago. Had stayed Hospital 1 mth. Dr didn't want me come home 😢
Would they still do a whipple if the tumour is on the other side of the pancreas?
Maybe, the tail of the pancreas does most of the work so without the tail it would pretty much be equal to not having a pancreas at all. Which is survivable.
No, if the tumor is in the tail they do a distal pancreatectomy which comes with spleen.
@@jeffersonwinfrey2219 the tail of the pancreas, that's what makes most of a person insulin, with out that, a person has too check their blood glucose level every day for the rest of their life and will need insulin, that's what I was told by a diabetic nurse.
As I had to go through the Whipple surgery last July, no cancer, after the surgery I had a few setbacks, plus 11hrs 30 mins in theatre. Doing fairly good now, when I was in hospital I had 4 blood clots. Which the surgeon removed the bile duct as well. It's the 4th surgery to do with my colon and small bowl this last 25 year's. I have a few other health issues as well. I hope this finds you doing well.
I am sorry everyone, but I have to tell you this. Whipple surgery maybe the reason behind saving some ppl’s lives. But plz plz think twice before taking the risk. Ask multiple doctors make sure if there are any alternatives. I got to tell you this: My lovely father was completely healthy before this evil procedure. everything was normal until one day he had jaundice due to pancreatic cancer. Dr told us he had to undergo this procedure because it’s the only chance for survival. He underwent this procedure before 42 days. none a single day was fine !! since day 6 post operation he started to have deadly hemorrhage episodes and he was shockingly vomiting BLOOD !! he went for 2 other laparoscopy operations after that to fix the complications the dr had to remove the whole pancreas and spleen too in the second procedure !! !! not to mention the infection, peritonitis, frequent hiccups, lung infection, huge amounts of pus and fluids coming out from drains. the inability to eat anything , the leakage from abdomen as the anastomosis between stomach & intestine never healed , and finally after 42 days post damn whipple procedure my father is in COMA he doesn’t respond to us anymore !! I lost my precious father because of that hell evil procedure . I swear it was designed to make ppl suffer to death !!
Dad for you but these things do go wrong sometimes but it also save numerous lives
I'm sorry for the loss of your father, but this procedure is not evil. Yes, there Can be complications that can result in a person losing their life. I had too go through a Whipple surgery last July, but a Dr told me last march, that their was a very big chance that I would die on the operating table. I don't know, where I sat or know what to say as 10 minutes before it, he told me that the tumors that were in my duodenum where 4cm and 5cm in diameter, but not cancerous at that minute, but he told me that in 5 years time they would be cancerous, so that surgery, as far as I'm concerned saved my life. But I still have a chance of getting that awful disease as it runs in my family, I'm on a few different tablets and they have side effects which are stomach pains and cramps, hair loss and my the big one is 12% chance of getting stomach cancer, but if that happens, I'll deal with it, oh I'm borderline diabetic as well. I'm only 53 years old as and this is my 4th surgery this last 25 year's, (1997) I have a ileostomy on me, over 25 year's
My dad passed away after this operation. Day one and day two it seem ok, on day 3 his condition getting worse, then tomorrow he died. His other organs are healthy, but why he didn't make it. Someday we will find the cure for pancreatic cancer..
Sorry for your loss 😔it’s huge surgery I had it myself and I spent 21 months in hospital and my life has never been the same since! I very rarely can get up out of bed due to oil leakages from the bowel I was 35 when I had the surgery and am wearing nappies it’s mortifying and the pain every day is debilitating and some days it’s just so extreme I black out and my children call for help ambulance to which I get treated so poorly due to the high dosage off opioids they have me on just so I can open my eyes as I can’t do much else I can’t shower myself I’m a mother of three with no help so my poor kids cook clean clean me as I often can’t keep food down or in most days i find it hard to keep weight on so doctors say I’m anorexic if they only knew how much I eat just keeping it down is the problem! I have lost four years off my life and my kids life it’s had me on my deaths bed many many times due to not absorbing vitamins so I’m forever in hospital I have seizures as I’m not type 1 diabetic and have Addisons from all the trauma on my stomach when the surgery was done so that is extremely painful in many ways so I often wish and my kids do too that I never had the surgery as they are watching me waste away and not socialising gay such young age and in bed 24/7 I’m not living I’m existing I wish the angels would give me a break from pain and suffering and the suffering my kids go thru watching it and take me to heaven where there’s no pain and suffering. God bless your family I’m sure your dad is watching over you 🙏
@@KimmVenomSinisterbulls I'm so sorry you're going through this. I wrote a comment saying this : ((My mom got this procedure done... Then started to get seizures a month after. Can someone explain why this occurred with her?? Seizures don't run in the family & side note; she's Type 1 diabetic. Absolutely frustrating😣))
Can I ask you, did you start getting seizures after the surgery or did you have them already?? Everything you mentioned my mom is similarly going through as well. It's really confusing... When we went to see a seizure specialist, The Dr. said she might've had a stroke on the operating table. I'm not sure how common people get seizures after a Whipple procedure but they put her on meds & they've seemed to go away (momentarily)😩
@@KimmVenomSinisterbullsI hope things have improved for you and you're still with us 🙏
I never really heard if a cure.
Why is the gall bladder removed?
it's explained in the mayo clinic video. the gallblader depends on hormones from duodenum. also the blood supply is shared.
without the presence of duodenum, gall bladder is useless
Why pancreas should be anastomosed with duodenum
Sir i need your help.. Plzz reply
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