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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Endoscopic sphincterotomy complications of long-term efficacy and risk factors related to [Abstract] Objective To investigate the endoscopic duodenal sphincterotomy (endoscopic sphincterotomy, EST) on the common bile duct stones, duodenal stenosis, treatment of diseases, and postoperative long-term concurrency disease may be risk factors were analyzed. Methods in our hospital from January 2005 to December 2006 EST-line treatment among the 158 patients with clinical data, of which 103 patients with complete data for statistical analysis. resulted in a far period (gt; = 3 months after surgery) complications in 13 cases, the rate was 12.6%. Among them, the common bile duct stone recurrence in 8 cases, 6 cases with recurrent cholangitis, cholangitis in 1 case alone, there calculous gallbladder inflammation in 2 cases, 1 case of residual bile duct stones, chronic pancreatitis in 1. Conclusions EST safety of the treatment of biliary obstruction and reliable method. preoperative jaundice may be caused by long-term complications risk factors. [Keywords:] Sphincterotomy, endoscopic, common bile duct stones, duodenal stenosis, long-term complications ABSTRACT: Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of endoscopic sphincterotomy (EST) in treating common bile duct stone or strictive papillitis, and then analyze possible related risk factors for long term complications after EST. Methods We made a retrospective study of 103 out of 158 patients who had EST from January 2005 to December 2006. Results In the 103 patients, there were 13 cases of long term complications (gt; = 3m after EST), the incident rate being 12.6%: recurrent calculus of common bile duct in 8 cases, combined cholangitis in 6; cholangitis in 1; acute calculus cholecystitis in 2; residual calculus in 1 case; chronic pancreatitis in 1 case. Conclusion Endoscopic papillosphincterotomy is an effective and safe way to treat biliary tract obstruction. Preoperative jaundice m