Treatment of choledochal lithiasis

Authors

  • Andrés Salom
  • Gonzalo Estapé Viana
  • Carlos Acevedo
  • Martín Harguindeguy
  • Alejandro Ettlin
  • Martín Alvez
  • Guillermo Touya
  • Daniel Baldi
  • Alfredo Peyroulou

Keywords:

lithiasis, common bile duct, choledochus

Abstract

This paper presents the results achieved with patients
treated for lithiasis of common bife duct within
the /ast five years, at the Central Hospital of the
Armed Forces.
Case material invo/ves 100 cases, 77 of which were
operated through laparotomy and 23 through laparoscopíc surgery Wíthín the group of those operated
by laparotomy, 40 were treated through a choledochotomy,
a choledocho-/ítotomy and draínage
through a Kehr tube; in 18 cases ca/cutí were extracted
through the trans-cystíc path. Fífteen choledochoduodenostomíes,
1 hepatojejunostomy, 2
transduodenal surgícal papillotomíes were performed
and 1 patíent underwent left liver resection.
Within the group of those treated through laparoscopíc
surgery, 15 cases were resolved through the
transcystíc path and 2 through cho/edochotomy
Six conversíons were performed and there were 2
complícatíons (a bílioma and a residual líthiasis).
Twenty-cases of CPER wíth papíl/otomy, were performed
whether independently or combined with
surgery.

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Published

2004-04-22

How to Cite

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Salom A, Estapé Viana G, Acevedo C, Harguindeguy M, Ettlin A, Alvez M, Touya G, Baldi D, Peyroulou A. Treatment of choledochal lithiasis. Cir. Urug. [Internet]. 2004 Apr. 22 [cited 2024 May 18];74(1):46-57. Available from: https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/4525

Issue

Vol. 74 No. 1 (2004): Cirugía del Uruguay

Section

Original Article

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