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Rev Hosp Jua Mex 2013; 80 (4)

Anormalidad de las vías biliares manejadas mediante adhesivo tisular. Reporte de un caso y revisión de la literatura

Álvarez-Castelló R

Language: Spanish
References: 45
Page: 262-272
PDF size: 536.09 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The purpose of this publication is to show our experience in the management of a patient who was submitted to laparoscopic colecistectomy having biliary malformation not detected during operation and who presented some complications during her post-operatory. Place: Hospital Juárez de México. We report the case of a female patient 34 years old who was submitted to laparoscopic colecistectomy having evolution to biliary fistula not solved spontaneously, secondary to malformation of the biliary tree in which the biliary alteration was not in communication to the main biliary tree. The medical problem was solved by tissue glue application to the affected biliary tree having a prolonged hospital stay as consecuence of other medical complications (pancreatitis, retroperitoneal sepsis). The problem is solved without reintervention by this technique. We comment the complications aroused during the management and the mechanism by which they were solved.


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