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Postendoscopic Sphincterotomy Stenosis
Endoscopy, 1989We report on two patients. The first patient is a 62-year-old female patient who had cholecystectomy in 1970, and in whom two small bile duct stones were removed after endoscopic sphincterotomy in 1987. Within two months of this procedure, she developed three episodes of documented acute pancreatitis.
D, Galdermans +4 more
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Laparoscopic Antegrade Sphincterotomy
Surgical Innovation, 1997The technique of laparoscopic antegrade sphincterotomy is described. This procedure was used to clear the common bile duct in 22 selected patients with documented choledocholithiasis. Indications for attempting laparoscopic antegrade sphincterotomy included multiple common bile duct stones, one or more common hepatic or intrahepatic stones, a dilated ...
A L, DePaula +4 more
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Routine Biliary Sphincterotomy May Not be Indispensable for Endoscopic Pancreatic Sphincterotomy
Endoscopy, 1998It is generally accepted that biliary sphincterotomy is mandatory to avoid possible cholestasis and infection due to edema after pancreatic sphincterotomy. However, biliary sphincterotomy is an invasive procedure and the above claim on dual sphincterotomy has not been proven by a prospective randomized study.
M H, Kim +8 more
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Sphincterotomy and Micturition Parameters: Quantitative Analysis of Sphincterotomy in 24 Patients
Urologia Internationalis, 2010The effect of transurethral external sphincterotomy, performed in 24 patients, was evaluated quantitatively on micturition parameters and blood loss. The total urethral resistance, residual urine, and the maximum and average urinary flow rates were all improved with a statistically significant difference (p < 0.01).
A, Kondo, H, Torii
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Archivum chirurgicum Neerlandicum, 1975
As a supplement to a theoretical study published in 1966, we now report the indications and results in nine cases, seen over a period of five years, in which papillotomy or a short sphincterotomy was performed for cholelithiasis. In six cases, the indication was based on the presence of low-seated calculi in the common bile duct or in the papilla ...
E J, Lubbers, R, Bilski
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As a supplement to a theoretical study published in 1966, we now report the indications and results in nine cases, seen over a period of five years, in which papillotomy or a short sphincterotomy was performed for cholelithiasis. In six cases, the indication was based on the presence of low-seated calculi in the common bile duct or in the papilla ...
E J, Lubbers, R, Bilski
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Transduodenal Sphincterotomy in Laparoscopic Era
World Journal of Surgery, 2001Abstract.Indications for transduodenal sphincterotomy have been reduced in recent years, mainly because of the development of endoscopic sphincterotomy and laparoscopic procedures. Endoscopic treatment is effective, but it is necessary to carefully evaluate its indications because the incidence of early and late complications is not negligible ...
Manlio Carboni +3 more
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Transduodenal catheter sphincterotomy
The American Journal of Surgery, 1970Summary A new technic of choledochal sphincterotomy utilizing a French catheter is described, and its use in a thirty-nine year old white woman is presented. This patient had had cholecystectomy performed for chronic cholecystitis with lithiasis in 1968.
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The anatomical basis for sphincterotomy
Irish Journal of Medical Science, 1965The anatomy of the choledochoduodenal area in man is outlined. The role of sphincterotomy in pancreatitis and exploration of the common bile duct is discussed.
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