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An attempt at enucleating the body lesion was made but was abandoned when it was evident that the lesion would not shell out easily like a typical pancreatic adenoma. The proximity of the vessels on the deep side of the lesion and the probability of injuring the pancreatic duct were factored into the decision.
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The splenic vein just distal to the junction of the inferior mesenteric vein was encircled with a vessel loop in preparation for mobilizing the body of the pancreas.
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Venous control was achieved by vessel loops around splenic and superior mesenteric veins. The hepatoduodenal ligament was dissected free so that the portal vein could be easily controlled by a Pringle maneuver. Inferior mesenteric vein was clearly visible for compression if necessary.
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