2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jss.2015.11.032
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Iatrogenic injuries of the extrahepatic biliary system

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“…An end-to-end anastomosis may be performed if the loss of continuity makes it technically possible, but this approach is associated with increased failure rates [195,226]. Regardless of the technique used, tension-free bilioenteric anastomosis with good mucosal apposition and vascularized ducts is the mainstay of treatment [227]. Recently, robotic procedures have been suggested due to enhanced visualization, better tissue handling, and more precise surgery [228].…”
Section: Management Of Major Bdismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An end-to-end anastomosis may be performed if the loss of continuity makes it technically possible, but this approach is associated with increased failure rates [195,226]. Regardless of the technique used, tension-free bilioenteric anastomosis with good mucosal apposition and vascularized ducts is the mainstay of treatment [227]. Recently, robotic procedures have been suggested due to enhanced visualization, better tissue handling, and more precise surgery [228].…”
Section: Management Of Major Bdismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hepatic strictures are a known potential complication following major liver resections and can be avoided by exercising caution when ligating hilar structures and ensuring an adequate distance from the contralateral hepatic duct . This was likely insufficient in our case.…”
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“…Dentro de sus complicaciones está la fistula biliar, que ocurre en el 1% de las cirugías y cuyos factores de riesgo incluyen la dificultad de la disección y la visualización de la vía biliar por inflamación (7)(8)(9) , obesidad y variantes anatómicas (10)(11)(12) . Las fugas biliares pueden ocurrir por lesión directa durante la cirugía, que frecuentemente pasan inadvertidas (11,13) , pero pueden ocurrir también por cálculos en la vía biliar que generan un aumento de la presión en el conducto o desprendimiento de los clips (14) . El paciente presenta complicaciones en el posoperatorio, como dolor abdominal, colecciones o peritonitis biliar (14,15) .…”
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