Discussion in 'All Categories' started by sajid - Oct 19th, 2012 1:20 pm. | |
sajid
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Dear doctor, my father is 68 year old , 10 year back his gallbladder is removed due to multiple stone .But recently he is suffering from cbd stone.Which we have done ercp 5 month back but unable to extract the stone .and told me to do laproscopy.stent is situ. I have taken another dr advice and he told to do open surgery. Now i have done recently usg and the report PROXIMAL,MID AND DISTAL CBD APPEAR DILATED MEASURED 17MM WITH CBD STENT IN SITU E/O 15.2MM AND 11.3MM CALCULUS CAN YOU PLS KINDLY GIVE YOU OPINION |
re: cbd stone
by Dr J S Chowhan -
Oct 31st, 2012
9:30 am
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Dr J S Chowhan
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Dear Sajid Not all patients with bile duct stones can be banded together. In essence, there are three groups. The first is that group who, because of extreme age or infirmity are not fit for operation like laparoscopic CBD exploration. For them, endoscopic treatment is the only option. The second group is those for whom the desirability of removing the gallbladder is accompanied by increased risk due to significant co-morbidity or age. It is this group for whom the decision between the two therapeutic options is unclear and further study is warranted. The third group is those for whom there is no added risk for surgery. For them there appears to be no good reason to attempt endoscopic sphincterotomy. Considered in all respects, the evidence points to a single laparoscopic approach being the treatment of choice. Please consult your surgeon and discuss on all these point. With regards J. S. Chowhan |