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Indications for exploration of the bile ducts.

Authors: M, Hashmonai; R, Arisson; A, Schramek;

Indications for exploration of the bile ducts.

Abstract

A series of 477 choledochotomies for suspected choledocholithiasis is presented. The indications for exploration of the common bile duct are reviewed. Absolute indications are: palpable stones in the common bile duct, stones seen on intravenous cholangiography and jaundice during the operation. When there are only relative indications, an intraoperative pre-exploratory cholangiogram should be performed so that unnecessary exploration can be avoided.

Keywords

Adult, Common Bile Duct, Male, Intraoperative Care, Adolescent, Gallstones, Cholestasis, Extrahepatic, Middle Aged, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Humans, Female, Child, Cholangiography, Aged

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