Chloroform Instillation of Common Bile Duct

Torresyap, F. C.

doi:10.1001/archsurg.1958.01290050073015

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“…Since a second operation upon the bile duct is hazardous, several non-surgical approaches to therapy, including dissolution of the stones by instillation of substances through the T-tube (Pribram, 1947;Torresyap, 1958) and removal of the stones by instrumentation through the T-tube, have been proposed (Bean and Mahorner, 1972;Burhenne, 1973).…”

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The treatment of retained stones in the common bile duct with sodium cholate infusion

Lansford¹,

Mehta²,

Kern³

1974

Gut

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SUMMARY Six patients with stones retained in the common bile duct after cholecystectomy and common duct exploration were treated by intraductal infusion of a sodium cholate solution. In the five patients whose stones were between the T-tube and the duodenum the treatment was successful within a few days. A stone became transiently impacted in the ampullary region soon after beginning therapy in three patients and produced mild pancreatitis in two. The only failure was in a patient whose stone was between the T-tube and the liver.

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