Titlebook: Common Bile Duct Exploration; Intraoperative inves A. Cuschieri,G. Berci Book 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1984 Surgery.anat

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Gian Guido Balandi,Simonetta Rengaative cholangioscopy and limitations of the early endoscopes probably account for this delay (1–8). The biliary tract, unlike other organs, presents a special challenge for the endoscopist. The technique must be carried out under strict sterile conditions. These requirements perhaps inhibited succes

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Joos P. A. Vugt,Jan M. Peet,Egon Verbraaky tract. Moreover the techniques available for measuring various indices of pressure within the biliary tract lack standardization and despite a wealth of retrospective reported experience (1–6), there have been no prospective clinical trials designed to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of mano-debi

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Review of Existing Problems in Biliary Tract Surgery,Cholecystectomy is the most frequently performed abdominal surgical operation. Although the overall reported mortality is low, estimated at 2–3%, the morbidity in terms of residual stones, unnecessary CBD explorations, bile duct injuries and infective complications remains considerable.

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Book 1984s of their use. sent of the Tayside Health Board and the patients The era of blind bilary surgery is over and the concerned, all the operations and peri-operative sooner this message is received by all concerned, procedures were filmed by the photographic mem- the better the outcome of biliary surgi