Reviewer's report
Title:Case report: Acute Pancreatitis Caused By Postcholecystectomic
Hemobilia.
Version: 3Date:7 February 2010
Reviewer: Thilo Welsch
Reviewer's report:
Halil Alis et al. present a case of postcholecystectomy hemobilia and consecutive
pancreatitis. Hemobilia resulted from a pseudoaneurysm of the right hepatic
artery.
Major compulsory revisions:
- In general, case reports should add new aspects to the current knowledge, but
the present case describes a foreseeable complication of postcholecystectomy
hemobilia (pancreatitis), and the management was standard.
- Frankly, the manuscript is written in an extremely bad English, and authors
should not submit an uncorrected text like this. The reader hardly finds one
correct sentence. Here are just some examples - eozophagus, blood cloth,
psoudoaneurismatic, %50 ...
- blood values are presented without units (except hemoglobin)
- Fig. 2 (CT scan): the quality of the scanned or photographed image is totally
unacceptable. In addition, one can read and identify the name of the patient.
- there are no figure legends in the manuscript
Level of interest: An article of insufficient interest to warrant publication in a
scientific/medical journal
Quality of written English: Not suitable for publication unless extensively edited
Statistical review: No, the manuscript does not need to be seen by a
statistician.
Declaration of competing interests:
I declare that I have no competing interests.
Reviewer's report
Title:Case report: Acute Pancreatitis Caused By Postcholecystectomic
Hemobilia.
Version: 3Date:7 February 2010
Reviewer: Thilo Welsch
Reviewer's report:
Halil Alis et al. present a case of postcholecystectomy hemobilia and consecutive
pancreatitis. Hemobilia resulted from a pseudoaneurysm of the right hepatic
artery.
Major compulsory revisions:
- In general, case reports should add new aspects to the current knowledge, but
the present case describes a foreseeable complication of postcholecystectomy
hemobilia (pancreatitis), and the management was standard.
- Frankly, the manuscript is written in an extremely bad English, and authors
should not submit an uncorrected text like this. The reader hardly finds one
correct sentence. Here are just some examples - eozophagus, blood cloth,
psoudoaneurismatic, %50 ...
- blood values are presented without units (except hemoglobin)
- Fig. 2 (CT scan): the quality of the scanned or photographed image is totally
unacceptable. In addition, one can read and identify the name of the patient.
- there are no figure legends in the manuscript
Level of interest: An article of insufficient interest to warrant publication in a
scientific/medical journal
Quality of written English: Not suitable for publication unless extensively edited
Statistical review: No, the manuscript does not need to be seen by a
statistician.
Declaration of competing interests:
I declare that I have no competing interests.
Please review this paper.
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Reviewer's report
Title:Case report: Acute Pancreatitis Caused By Postcholecystectomic
Hemobilia.
Version: 3Date:7 February 2010
Reviewer: Thilo Welsch
Reviewer's report:
Halil Alis et al. present a case of postcholecystectomy hemobilia and consecutive
pancreatitis. Hemobilia resulted from a pseudoaneurysm of the right hepatic
artery.
Major compulsory revisions:
- In general, case reports should add new aspects to the current knowledge, but
the present case describes a foreseeable complication of postcholecystectomy
hemobilia (pancreatitis), and the management was standard.
- Frankly, the manuscript is written in an extremely bad English, and authors
should not submit an uncorrected text like this. The reader hardly finds one
correct sentence. Here are just some examples - eozophagus, blood cloth,
psoudoaneurismatic, %50 ...
- blood values are presented without units (except hemoglobin)
- Fig. 2 (CT scan): the quality of the scanned or photographed image is totally
unacceptable. In addition, one can read and identify the name of the patient.
- there are no figure legends in the manuscript
Level of interest: An article of insufficient interest to warrant publication in a
scientific/medical journal
Quality of written English: Not suitable for publication unless extensively edited
Statistical review: No, the manuscript does not need to be seen by a
statistician.
Declaration of competing interests:
I declare that I have no competing interests.
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