Single-stage definitive surgical treatment for portal biliopathy
作者： Marc M Bernon , Mark W Sonderup , G E Chinnery , Philippus C Bornman , Jake E J Krige
DOI: 10.7196/SAJS.2062
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摘要: The term portal biliopathy (PB) is used to describe the biliary abnormalities associated with hypertension. Between 5% and 30% of patients PB develop obstruction. We report on a patient extrahepatic obstruction caused by that was successfully managed an intrahepatic segment 3 bypass. traditional surgical approach for would be portosystemic shunt followed hepaticojejenostomy if jaundice persited. An bypass provides definitive treatment ensuring decompression stone removal in single procedure appropriately selected patients.
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