[Possibilities of miniinvasive interventions in isolated stenosis of lobar biliary ducts].
In 2000-2004 yrs miniinvasive interventions for isolated stenosis of lobar biliary ducts were performed in 27 patients. The stenosis was caused by nontumoral (choledocholithiasis, primary sclerosing cholangitis) or malignant lesion of biliary ducts. Miniinvasive technologies included interventions, using laparoscopic and endoscopic transpapillary accesses. The authors consider expedient and justified the performance of such interventions in present contingent of patients, because this promotes improvements of immediate and late results of treatment and quality of life as well.
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