Late postoperative stenosis of the intermediate bile duct

Estenosis postoperatoria tardía de la vía biliar intermedia

Bergalli, Luis E. - Piacenza, Guillermo - Chifflet, Juan - Gateño, Nisso - Estefan, Alberto - Priario, Julio - Praderi, Raúl C.

Resumen:

The authors report 3 observations of late stenosis of the intermediate extrahepatic hile duct, following operations in which the continuity of the bile duct was not interrupted. The clínica] signs occurred late and they suggested completely different pictures to trose found in the surgical act. All of them were fibro-sclerotic strictures of the hepato-cystic-choledochus confluence, non-neoplasic, and without any apparent etiological cause. They were solved by biliary-digestive derivation or end-to-end reconstruction of the bile duct when both ductal ends were of a similar caliber. Atube was always placed through the anastomosis, to act as a stent of it 


Se presentan 3 observaciones de estenosis tardía de la via biliar extrahepática intermedia, consecutivas a operaciones en las cuales la continuidad de la vía biliar no fue interrumpida. Las manifestaciones clínicas aparecidas tardíamente, sugirieron cuadros completamente diferentes a los hallados en el acto operatorio; Todas se trataronde estenosis fibro-escleróticas del confluente hepatocisticocoledociane, no neoplásicas y sin ningunacausa etiológica demostrable. Se solucionaron mediante derivación biliodigestiva o reconstrucción terminoterminal de la vía biliar cuando los cabos fueron de calibre similar, montadas sobre tubos calibradores en todos los casos.


Detalles Bibliográficos
1975
conducto biliar común
cirugía
ictericia
obstructivo
etiología
common bile duct
surgery
jaundice
obstructive
etiology
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2689
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Sumario:The authors report 3 observations of late stenosis of the intermediate extrahepatic hile duct, following operations in which the continuity of the bile duct was not interrupted. The clínica] signs occurred late and they suggested completely different pictures to trose found in the surgical act. All of them were fibro-sclerotic strictures of the hepato-cystic-choledochus confluence, non-neoplasic, and without any apparent etiological cause. They were solved by biliary-digestive derivation or end-to-end reconstruction of the bile duct when both ductal ends were of a similar caliber. Atube was always placed through the anastomosis, to act as a stent of it