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Nutritional Status Critical for Pancreatic Surgery Outcomes

Evaluating nutrition and body composition can enhance post-surgery success in pancreaticoduodenectomy.

  • 57.2% of patients achieved a textbook outcome, with no 30-day mortality.
  • Key risk factors for not achieving a textbook outcome include age ≥75, malnutrition, and a high visceral fat to muscle ratio.

Focusing on these factors preoperatively may significantly improve patient outcomes and overall survival rates.

  • Patients meeting textbook outcomes experienced better overall survival compared to those who did not.

Journal Article by Fukushima R, Araki K (…) Shirabe K et 10 al. in Surg Today

© 2025. The Author(s) under exclusive licence to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.

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