Postoperative residual biliary tract stones by lithotomy Choledochofiberscope Clinical Nursing.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Postoperative residual biliary tract stones by lithotomy Choledochofiberscope Clinical Nursing 【Abstract】 Objective: To evaluate the postoperative residual biliary stones by lithotomy Choledochofiberscope clinical care. Methods: 100 cases analyzed and summarized by Choledochofiberscope lithotomy cure postoperative residual biliary tract stones in patients with clinical care. Results: 1 to take stones were 89 cases cured, take stone two or more times in 14 cases, of which there is a case to take Stone up to 8 times. Postoperative T tube off 6 cases of biliary hemorrhage in 15 cases, postoperative fever in 14 cases. Conclusion: The postoperative residual biliary tract stones by lithotomy Choledochofiberscope treatment is safe and reliable and should be vigorously promoted. Keywords: bile duct stones Choledochofiberscope Bile duct stones are the most common form of clinical disease after surgical treatment of biliary stones through the incidence of residual stones of up to about 30% because of severe adhesion of secondary surgery, surgery and complicated to operate, the patient great pain, so choose Choledochofiberscope Stone is the best way to take. Application of Fiber cholangioscopy stone is not only good curative effect and the pain is small, the success rate of up to 92% ~ 97%. As the operator cholangioscopy are traumatic operation, after a variety of complications that may arise to strengthen the post-operative care is particularly important. I Bureau since December 1995 ~ May 2006 by bile duct lithotomy mirror cure residual bile duct stones after 100 cases are reported as follows. A clinical data This group of 103 cases, male 37 cases, female 73 cases; aged 35 to 73 years, with an average age of 54. Are the common bile duct exploration via T tube after angiography confirmed residual bile duct stones in patients. 45 cases of intrahepatic bile duct stones, common bile duct stones in 58 cases of th