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[Management of postoperative bile leaks].

Authors: Felix, Dondorf; Oliver, Rohland; Nicola Sariye, Pollmann; Laura, Schwenk; Aladdin Ali, Deeb; Michael, Ardelt; Robert, Drescher; +3 Authors

[Management of postoperative bile leaks].

Abstract

Any procedure involving the liver or bile ducts can lead to bile leakage and thus to a potentially life-threatening complication. Most cases are treated conservatively or with an endoscopic intervention. Interdisciplinary treatment plays a crucial role in this context. This article examines the definition, risk factors, diagnostics, and treatment of postoperative bile leakage, taking the relevant literature into account.

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Postoperative Complications, Risk Factors, Humans, Bile, Anastomotic Leak, Bile Ducts

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