Routine cholangiography reduces sequelae of common bile duct injuries
Surgical Endoscopy and Other Interventional Techniques(2014)
摘要
Background: An effort was made to determine whether a policy of routine cholangiography affects the incidence, morbidity, and cost of
bile duct injuries.
Methods: A retrospective review of consecutive 3,242 laparoscopic cholecystectomies was performed. Most patients had routine intraoperative
cholangiography.
Results: There were 12 bile duct injuries (0.37%). All injuries were Bismuth levels 1 and 2. Eleven of 12 injuries were recognized
intraoperatively. Ten were repaired primarily and one required hepaticojejunostomy. All repairs were successful. Average hospital
charges were $26,669. One of 12 patients had delayed recognition of a bile duct injury and underwent primary repair over a
T-tube on postoperative day 7. Hospital charges were $43,957.
Conclusion: Routine cholangiography did not appear to decrease the absolute incidence of bile duct injuries compared to previously published
reports. Injury severity, morbidity, late sequelae, and costs were reduced by a policy of routine cholangiography.
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Key words: Laparoscopic cholecystectomy — Bile duct injuries — Cholangiography — Complications
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