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Some special situaꢀons
Conclusions
There is no clear posiꢀon in case of ▪ The optimal management of the common bile duct is
choledocholithiasis without cholelithiasis, but still controversial.
endoscopic stone extracꢀon without cholecystectomy ▪ Deciding on endoscopic, laparoscopic or conventional
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is an opꢀon . For uncommon cases as this one, decisions
should be made on an individualized basis.
management for common bile duct lithiasis requires
adequate logistics, institution, training and clinical
judgment.
In paꢀents with Billroth II anatomy, the
recommendaꢀons are to use of a forward viewing ▪ Due to the great diversity of elements involved in the
endoscope or limited sphincterotomy supplemented
by endoscopic papillary balloon dilaꢀon3. Paꢀents
decision-making process, each case must be analyzed
individually.
with Roux-en-Y gastric bypass: ERCP with enteroscope. ▪ The preoperative diagnosis allows better management
Another opꢀon is to approach the gastric remnant
for decision-making.
percutaneously, advance the duodenoscope through ▪ Conventional surgery is still in valid option in
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a gastrostomy and perform the ERCP . Laparoscopy-
assisted ERCP is also feasible .
individualized cases.
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