Prospective evaluation of a minimally invasive approach for treatment of bile-duct calculi in the high-risk patient

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作者：
M. Trias
E. M. Targarona
E. Ros
J. M. Bordas
R. M. Perez Ayuso
C. Balagué
I. Pros
J. Teres
机构：
[1] Service of General and Digestive Surgery,
[2] Hospital Clinic,undefined
[3] University of Barcelona,undefined
[4] Villarroel 170,undefined
[5] 08036 Barcelona,undefined
[6] Spain,undefined
[7] Gastroenterology Service,undefined
[8] Hospital Clinic,undefined
[9] University of Barcelona,undefined
[10] Villarroel 170,undefined
[11] 08036 Barcelona,undefined
[12] Endoscopy Unit,undefined
[13] Hospital Clinic,undefined
[14] University of Barcelona,undefined
[15] Villarroel 170,undefined
[16] 08036 Barcelona,undefined
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Surgical Endoscopy | 1997年 / 11卷
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Key words: Bile duct stones — Laparoscopic cholecystectomy — Endoscopic sphincterotomy — High-risk patient — Elderly;
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Background: The best approach to bile duct stones in high-risk patients is controversial. We showed in a randomized trial that open surgery had a morbi-mortality similar to that of endoscopic sphincterotomy alone (ES) and less late biliary complications. The aim of this study was to evaluate a minimally invasive approach to duct stones in high-risk patients compared with open surgery or ES alone.
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页码：632 / 635
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