WANG Honglin, et al. Latrogenic injury of the extrahepatic biliary tract:a report of 26 cases[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2003,(2):225-227.
WANG Honglin, et al. Latrogenic injury of the extrahepatic biliary tract:a report of 26 cases[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2003,(2):225-227. DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2003.02.034.
prophylaxis and therapeutic methods for the iatrogenic accidental injury of biliary tract.Methods: 26 cases of the extrahepatic biliary tract injury were reviewed in our hospital during the recent 15 years for liver
biliary tract
pancreas operation
and laparoscopic (LC) cholecystectomy. Results: 26 cases of patients with biliary duct injury include 20 cases of chronic cholecystitis with stone
3 cases of acute cholecystitis
2 cases of portal hypertension with cholelithiasis
and 1 case of common bile duct cancer.20 cases were caused by cholecystettomy
and 6 cases were caused by LC cholecystectomy.These injuries included 2 cases of common hepatic duct transection
7 cases of common bile duct transection
4 cases of ligation of common bile duct
9 cases of laceration of common bile duct
2 cases of laceration of right hepatic duct and 2 cases of accessory hepatic duct transection. Conclusion: The accidental injury of biliary tract often occurred because of severe edema around biliary duct
atrophic cholecystitis
Mirizzi syndrome
and high positioned gallbladder resection.The risk of biliary tract injury is increased in the patient with portal hypertension and bleeding.Lack of operation experience can also increase the risk of injury.So the accumulation of operative experience and standardization of operative procedure is very important to prevent the iatrogenic injury of extrahepatic biliary tract.