Ville Sallinen

@villesallinen.bsky.social

A/Professor, HPB/Transplant surgeon, Helsinki University Hospital. Editor-in-Chief @bjsopen

New: Failure to rescue (FTR) in early versus later severe anastomotic leakage after colorectal surgery - Annals of Surgery 8562 resections -> 3.3% severe leak rate FTR higher after leak after emergency resection versus elective (29% vs 11%) #OpenAccess 👇🧵1/2

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New Impact Factors are out! JAMA Surgery 14.9 BJS 8.8 Annals of Surgery 6.4 BJS Open 4.5 Dis Col Rectum 3.7 J Trauma 3.7 Ann Surg Oncol 3.5 JACS 3.4 EJSO 2.9 Surgery 2.7 Surg Endosc 2.7 Colorectal Dis 2.7 WJS 2.5 Hernia 2.4 HPB 2.4 JGIS 2.4 Langenbeck’s 1.8 Scand J Surg 1.8

🔥🆕PERFECT RCT Preoperatively started antibiotic treatment did not decrease the risk of appendiceal perforation when appendectomy was performed within 24h in adult patients with presumed uncomplicated acute appendicitis. #IDsky A new standard of care? jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...

Role of Preoperative Antibiotic Treatment While Awaiting Appendectomy

This noninferiority randomized clinical trial investigates the effect of preoperatively started antibiotic treatment on the risk of appendiceal perforation.

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Read also Invited Commentary by Sara Myers & Jennifer Davids in @jama.com/Surgery -> LASER Focus on Long-Term Outcomes for Diverticular Disease

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Ville Sallinen@villesallinen.bsky.social · 2y ago

LASER trial 4-year results @jama.com/Surgery Sigmoid resection vs conservative treatment for recurrent diverticulitis: No difference in QOL or complications Recurrences 16% vs 92% BUT, 32% crossed conservative>surgery (pts w low QOL) Interpretation🤔: Surgery for pts w low QOL Open Access Link👇

LASER trial 4-year results @jama.com/Surgery Sigmoid resection vs conservative treatment for recurrent diverticulitis: No difference in QOL or complications Recurrences 16% vs 92% BUT, 32% crossed conservative>surgery (pts w low QOL) Interpretation🤔: Surgery for pts w low QOL Open Access Link👇

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From a really interesting thread posted by @scullingmonkey.bsky.social , this open access commentary is a real gem and should be of interest to all surgeons. There are discrepancies between what is being reported from the relevant RCT's versus what the data from a related registry actually reveal

Kasia@scullingmonkey.bsky.social · 2y ago

Post scriptum: its also a great honour to have this invited commentary with @wannabehawkeye.bsky.social 's thoughts published alongside our work 🙏 academic.oup.com/bjsopen/arti...

Predicting risk for pancreatic fistula after left pancreatectomy: 2 risk scores were assessed in international cohort of 2284 patients from 🇫🇮🇬🇧🇸🇪🇫🇷🇳🇴🇨🇦🇩🇰 DISPAIR and D-FRS performed poorly 👉 We combined and validated new DISPAIR-FRS score with better performance Links 👇

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Duodecim-lehden 140v juhlasarja: Kommentoimme Panu Mentulan kanssa vuonna 1893 julkaistua kirjoitusta appendisiitista. Jo tuolloin tunnistettiin spontaanisti paraneva appendisiitti, jota silloin hoidettiin konservatiivisesti. Nyt ympyrä sulkeutuu, kun tähän ollaan palaamassa. Linkki 👇

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Today my 6th PhD student Timo Tarvainen defended his thesis - Perioperative pharmacological mitigation of complications of pancreatic surgery + insights into Groove pancreatitis. We had a great honor to have Stefan Stättner from Austria as a fantastic opponent! Thread on findings 👇

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Important decision: Finland Publication Forum will downgrade hundreds of Frontiers and MDPI journals. Among those are Frontiers in Surgery and Frontiers in Endocrinology. ://retractionwatch.com/2024/12/24/finland-publication-forum-will-downgrade-hundreds-of-frontiers-and-mdpi-journals/