Caliber of common bile duct.: its diagnostic significance

Calibre del colédoco: su significado diagnóstico

Delgado, Bolívar - Perrier, José P

Resumen:

Its significance for the purpose of diagnosis. In a series of 100 patients the caliber of commonbile duct was measured by means of cholangiographic studies with manometric control. The following conclusions were derived: 1) Caliber of normal hile duct increases with age; 2) no evidence was found of "vicarious" dilation of common bile duct in cholecystectomized patients or in those in whom the gall bladder had been excluded, in theabsence of choledocus pathology; 3) Pathology probability increases in proportion to, the enlarged caliber of common bile duct; up to 91,6 % in cases when itexceeds 20 mm; 4) However, 19 % of lithiasis was found in common bile ducts of normal caliber; 5) In 12 % of dilated choledocus no present pathology was found.These findings are compared to those of other authors.


Los autores analizan el calibre del coledoco en 100 observaciones midiéndo


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1978
colangiografías
cholangiographies
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2942
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dc.description.abstract.none.fl_txt_mv Its significance for the purpose of diagnosis. In a series of 100 patients the caliber of commonbile duct was measured by means of cholangiographic studies with manometric control. The following conclusions were derived: 1) Caliber of normal hile duct increases with age; 2) no evidence was found of "vicarious" dilation of common bile duct in cholecystectomized patients or in those in whom the gall bladder had been excluded, in theabsence of choledocus pathology; 3) Pathology probability increases in proportion to, the enlarged caliber of common bile duct; up to 91,6 % in cases when itexceeds 20 mm; 4) However, 19 % of lithiasis was found in common bile ducts of normal caliber; 5) In 12 % of dilated choledocus no present pathology was found.These findings are compared to those of other authors.
Los autores analizan el calibre del coledoco en 100 observaciones midiéndo
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title_short Caliber of common bile duct.: its diagnostic significance
title_sort Caliber of common bile duct.: its diagnostic significance
topic colangiografías
cholangiographies
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