【Abstract】ObjectiveTo explore risk factors of bile leakage after primary ductal closure following choledochotomy. MethodsA retrospective clinical analysis was made in 148 cases of Ttube drainage and 154 cases of primary common bile duct suture following choledochotomy admitted to our hospital from January 1999 to June 2003. Results Postoperative bile leakage was seen in 11 patients of the group with Ttube drainage and in 16 patients of the group with primary suture respectively, there was no significant difference(Pgt;0.05).In the group with primary common bile duct suture,the occurrence of bile leakage was relative with hyperglycemia(Plt;0.05)，hypoproteinemia (Plt;0.01)，bile duct repeated sutures(Plt;0.01)and positive bacterial culture in bile(Plt;0.05). Bile leakage was not relative with elder age (Pgt;0.05).Conclusion It is the key factors,including chosing appropriate patients, intraoperative special examination, careful manipulation and effective medical treatment that can reduce the morbidity of bile leakage.
摘要:目的: 探討拔T管后出現膽漏的預防和治療。 方法 :對1986～2006年間取T管后發生膽漏的12例臨床資料作回顧性分析。 結果 :12例經保守治療后均痊愈。 結論 :拔T管后膽漏的發生是多因素的結果,改進手術技巧,適當延長拔T管的時間有助于預防膽漏的發生。膽漏發生后及時用導尿管置入竇道作引流是首選的治療方法。Abstract: Objective: To investigate the prophylaxis and treatment of biliary fistula after removal of Ttube. Methods : The clinical data of 12 patients with biliary fistula after removal of Ttube from 1986 to 2006 were analyzed retrospectively. Results : Fistula was cured with conservative treatment in 12 patients. Conclusion : Many factors may affect the development of biliary fistula after removeal of Ttube. Improvement of surgercial technique and the proper prolongation for the time of removal of Ttube may contribute to prophylaxis the biliary fistula. Inserting a Nelaton’s catheter into the sinus tract to drain is the first choice to treat the local bile peritonitis that has occurred.
ObjectiveTo summarize the clinical experience on primary suture after common bile duct exploration and to investigate its clinical indications and curative effects. MethodsThe clinical data of 137 patients underwent primary closure of common bile duct between February 2006 and June 2010 were analyzed retrospectively. ResultsAll operations were successful. The operative time ranged from 65-213 min (mean 129 min) and the blood loss ranged from 50-350 ml with an average of 148 ml. One hundred and twenty-four patients (90.5%) were discharged from hospital without complications within 7 d after operation. Postoperative bile leakage occurred in 13 patients (9.5%) consisted of 10 early stage cases (18.5%, 10/54) and 3 later stage cases (3.6%, 3/83), which were discharged with improvement by conservative treatment within 3 weeks after operation. Totally 113 patients (82.5%) were followed up for 2-54 months with a median time of 14 months, no residual or retained stone and biliary duct stricture occurred. ConclusionOnly with the strict indication and proficient surgical technology, primary suture after common bile duct exploration is a safe and effective way to choledocholithiasis.
