ArticleRadiology case reports2018
Combined surgical and interventional radiological treatment for biliary leakage following iatrogenic biliary obstruction.
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- Erratum issuedCorrigendum to "Combined surgical and interventional radiological treatment for biliary leakage following iatrogenic biliary obstruction" [Radiol Case Rep 13 (2018) 772-777].2019 · Andrea, Paladini [corrected to Paladini, Andrea]; Antonio, Borzelli [corrected to Borzelli, Antonio]; Daniela, Beomonte Zobel [corrected to Zobel, Daniela Beomonte]; Luigi, Paladini [corrected to Paladini, Luigi]; Fabio, Corvino [corrected to Corvino, Fabi
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Abstract
Biliary leakage is a challenging complication when managing the bile duct strictures. The etiology of benign strictures of the biliary tree may have different etiologies but iatrogenic is the most common, with relevant increase after introduction of laparoscopic procedures. Interventional radiologist plays a key role, both in diagnosis and treatment of biliary strictures and leakage. We report on a case of a 39-year-old woman affected by abdominal pain and jaundice after laparoscopic cholecystectomy; jaundice was caused by surgical clipping of the common bile duct. The combined management by surgeon and interventional radiologist, consisting of removal of surgical clip and percutaneous management of biliary leakage, successfully resolved the leakage with clinical success.
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