The ultrasound report said this lady had gallstones and a 1.5 cm calculus in the distal CBD. The story inside was different. The ampulla didn't look like a bus had gone through it. The CBD had no negative shadows signifying stones either(A) . We did a papillotomy followed by sweeping the CBD with extraction balloon. This was followed by an occlusion cholangiogram (B) showing a clear CBD. An unexpected incident was the breaking of the guidewire sheath and being lodged in the right system (B:red arrow). It couldn't be retrieved. Maybe the surgeon will get it when she goes for a cholecystectomy.
I am a gastroenterologist. This is a blog of the ERCPs and related endoscopic procedures carried out at my department. Dr Adnan Salim.
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Second (actually 3rd) ERCP for post transplant biliary leak
This 60 year old gentleman had earlier undergone ERCP and stenting for an anastomotic biliary leakage a few months earlier http://ercp365.bl...
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This gentleman was referred from another hospital. Cholangiogram showed a distal CBD stricture (A:green arrow). We placed a 10Fx10cm plastic...
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This 22 year old lady had undergone living donor liver transplant at our centre for hepatitis B related liver disease. She developed an ana...
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This 45 year old patient had been referred from another institution for balloon dilatation for achalasia of cardia. He had undergone an uppe...
