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[THE TREATMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE STRICTURE OF BILIARY DUCTS: A 15-YEARS EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATIONS FROM THE PRACTICE]
Abstract:
Experience of performance of 160 operations for injuries and stricture of biliary ducts, was analyzed. In 36 patients before admittance to hospital there were performed interventions, which provide correction of injuries or their consequences. In majority (141) of patients hepaticojejunoanastomosis in accordance to Roux method or its reconstruction were performed. Other interventions (right-sided hemihepatectomy) were rarely performed. The procedure of anastomosis formation, permitting to connect the mucosae of joining organs in precision, was proposed. Clinical observations of correction of the biliary ducts stricture were presented.
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