Da Vinci robot-assisted pancreato-duodenectomy in a patient with situs inversus totalis: A case report and review of literature

Table 1 Characteristics of patients who had situs inversus totalis with biliary tumor

Case	Ref.	Country	Age/sex	Size	Jaundice	Alkaline phosphatase	Treatment	Histological type	Stage	Postoperative complication
1	Organ et al[15], 1991	United States	68/F	2 cm	Yes	905 U/L	Whipple	m	IIIB	NA
2	Tsunoda et al[17], 2006	Japan	65/M	NA	NA	NA	Whipple	NA	NA	None
3	Benhammane et al[14], 2012	Morocco	33/M	15 mm	Yes	NA	Whipple	w	IIB	None
4	Kyuno et al[7], 2013	Japan	74/M	NA	NA	NA	Whipple	w	IIB	Pancreatic fistula
5	Kyuno et al[7], 2013	Japan	67/M	NA	NA	NA	Whipple	w	IA	Pancreatic fistula
6	Togliani et al[13], 2013	Italy	67/M	2 cm	Yes	NA	Whipple	NA	NA	NA
7	Zhang et al[16], 2019	China	61/M	1.8 cm × 1.5 cm × 1.5 cm	Yes	1011 U/L	Choledochectomy + Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy	l	IIB	None
8	Coronel et al[18], 2020	United States	67/F	11 mm	Yes	570 U/L	Whiple	h	0	NA
9	The present case	China	58/F	3 cm × 1.9 cm × 0.7 cm	Yes	255 U/L	Whiple	w	IIB	None

h: High grade biliary intraepithelial neoplasia; l: Low differentiation adenocarcinoma; m: Medium differentiated adenocarcinoma; M: Male; F: Female; NA: Not available; W: Well differentiated adenocarcinoma.