1993
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9610(05)80837-2
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Appraisal of hepaticocutaneous jejunostomy in the management of hepatolithiasis

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“…In Taiwan, 80% of the CBD stones were calcium bilirubinate stones in which bacterium infection has played a key role. Fan et al [6] It is believed, therefore, that retrograde induced cholangitis due to enteric reflux into the CBD is the possible cause of chronic inflammation after bilioenteric anastomosis. The newly formed bile sands and the dysplastic changes in the bile duct mucosa of group III rats must be related to the prolonged expo sure to this newly established CDS which may cause reflux cholangitis and bile stasis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In Taiwan, 80% of the CBD stones were calcium bilirubinate stones in which bacterium infection has played a key role. Fan et al [6] It is believed, therefore, that retrograde induced cholangitis due to enteric reflux into the CBD is the possible cause of chronic inflammation after bilioenteric anastomosis. The newly formed bile sands and the dysplastic changes in the bile duct mucosa of group III rats must be related to the prolonged expo sure to this newly established CDS which may cause reflux cholangitis and bile stasis.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…la simple extracción de los cálculos no es suficiente, ya que la recidiva es universal. En esta segunda situación, que es la que presentaron nuestros pacientes, la mayoría de autores (5)(6)(7)(8)12,(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)26,29,(32)(33)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38) considera a la resección hepática como la técnica de elección, ya que no sólo elimina la LIH y los factores responsables de su formación, sino que además elimina las posibles secuelas como un colangiocarcinoma asociado (5)(6)(7)(8)15,18,19,26,34), como ocurrió en uno de nuestros pacientes. Durante la intervención, la ECO intraoperatoria y la CIO son las exploraciones fundamentales para localizar los cálculos y asegurar que todos han sido eliminados (28,30).…”
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“…En la LIH bilateral, algunos autores (11,17,24) obtienen buenos resultados con la realización de una hepatectomía izquierda y dilatación y extracción de los cál-culos del lado derecho, reconstruyendo con una Y de Roux al hepático derecho, para posibles abordajes ulteriores (36,38). En casos excepcionales y muy seleccionados en los que la resección hepática no es resolutiva, el trasplante podría plantearse como una opción terapéutica, sobre todo en aquellos pacientes en los que exista patología asociada que pueda malignizar, como es la enfermedad de Caroli (39).…”
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“…In type I localized stone disease, surgery resects the stone-bearing segments, regardless of where atrophy or a stricture is found (Figure 4). Type II involves a high risk of stone recurrence, so all patients with type II should undergo stone removal along with a Rouxen-Y hepaticojejunostomy (10,11) or hepaticocutaneous jejunostomy (12)(13)(14)(15). Hepatectomy is the best way to resect lesions in patients with type IIb hepatolithiasis and hepatic lesions (e.g.…”
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confidence: 99%