Abstract
Objective To explore the efficacy of Chen's cholangiojejunostojmy for tumors around biliary-intestinal anastomosis. Methods The clinical data on 11 patients operated from Jan 2012 to Dec 2014 were retrospectively analyzed. Results All these 11 patients underwent Chen's cholangiojejunostomy. The postoperative liver function significantly improved, and the symptoms of jaundice completely disappeared after operation [ALT (182.0±110.6) U/L vs (68.3±33.3) U/L, TBil (316.9±153.9) μmol/L vs (60.3±25.8) μmol/L, DBil (184.1±89.6) μmol/L vs (28.6±12.4) μmol/L, P 0.05]. There was no perioperative death. All the patients had a smooth perioperative recovery, except in 1 patient who developed bile leakage and another patient who had episodic attacks of cholangitis. There were no recurrent or metastatic tumors detected on follow-up. Conclusion Chen's cholangiojejunostomy was effective in the treatment of bile duct obstruction caused by tumors around biliary-intestinal anastomosis. Key words: Tumors; Around anastomosis; Chen's Biliary-intestinal anastomosis; Postoperative complications
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