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Objective To analyze the causes of residual gallbladder disease after claparoscopic cholecystectomy. Methods From Feb-ruary 2006 to February 2013, there were 30 patients with residual gallbladder disease after laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and they were given second surgery in our hospital. Results The residual gallbladder lesions were successfully removed. Symtoms before operation were relieved or disappear. The average duration of hospital stays was 8. 2 d. The difference between before and after surgery was statistically significant(P<0. 05). There were 2 cases of delayed wound healing, and the others were of good curative effect. And blood test indicators of all the pa-tients recovered to normal when they leave hospital. Conclusion The surgery was carried out strictly accordding to the relevant procedure to prevent the occurrence of residual cystic lesions. If the patients were found to have obvious symptoms of residual gallbladder disease,they should be early diagnosed and recieved second surgery as soon as possible so as to cure disease and improve quality of life after surgery.
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Objective To evaluate the diagnosis and treatment of residual gallbladder.Methods The diagnosis of residual gallbladder depends on a history of previous cholecystectomy and postoperative existent symptoms suggesting cholecystitis.In this series the diagnosis was finally established by ultrasonography and laparotomy in 52 cases.Results Ten cases received laparoscopic residual cholecystectomy,32 cases underwent residual cholecystectomy,7 cases did residual cholecystectomy plus common bile duct exploration,1 case was treated with residual cholecystectomy,common bile duct exploration and left lateral lobe hepatectomy,1 case with residual cholecystectomy,common bile duct exploration,cholangioenterostomy,1 case by radical resection of residual gallbladder cancer.Conclusions Residual gallbladder is a secondary disease,diagnosis is not difficult,surgery has certain difficulty,the application of intraoperative ultrasound and choledochoscope has great value.
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Objective To explore the diagnostic value of ultrasonography for the residual gallbladder after cholecystectomy.Methods Application of the ultrasound diagnostic apparatus in cholecystectomy patients was to be screened to find the residual gallbladder.Results Ultrasound resuts showed 18 cases of residual gallbladder,which combined stones in 12 cases(66.7％ ),polyps in 1 case(5.6％ ) ;Atrophic cholecystitis,acute cholecystitis,postoperative residual gallbladder probability were high,accounting for 83.0％.Conclusion Ultrasound for the preoperative prevention and postoperative diagnosis of the residual gallbladder has better value,and the cholecystectomy patients should be routinely review the ultrasound.
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Sintomas pós-colecistectomia muitas vezes tem causas extra-biliares. As causas biliares mais comuns são presença de cálculos ou cirurgia incompleta. O uso da colangiorressonância magnética pode evitar complicações intraoperatórias decorrentes anatomia biliar pouco usual facilitando o acesso cirúrgico. No presente trabalho é relatado caso de paciente com litíase sintomática em vesícula residual.
Most post cholecystectomy symptoms have extrabiliary causes. The most common biliary causes are calculi and incomplete surgery. The use of magnetic resonance cholangiography (MRC) seems to avoid intraoperative complications due to a possible unusual biliary anatomy and to facilitate surgical access. Here in is reported a case of patient with symptomatic lithiasis in residual gallbladder.
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Objective To study the residual gallbladder stones and the relationship between the onset of acute pancreatitis and its surgical treatment.Methods Retrospective analysis was made in 13 patients with residual gallbladder admitted tO the hospital from June 1998 to December 2007,of which 8 cases of residual gallbladder stones and acute pancreatitis were invostigated.Thirteen cases of patients had underovent cholecystectomy 2 to 9 years before,the first symptoms occurred before 1 month to 8 years.Other remnants of the gallbladder were diagnosed by B-ultrasound and CT,magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP).Results Two cases were confirmedas pigment stones;6 cases as cholesterol stones(size0.2 cm ～0.5 cm,an average of 3.2 cm);1 cases as anonlalous pancre-aticobiliary junction(anomalous pancreaticobiliary ductal union,APBDU);5 cases as anomal;8 cases(61.5%)as episode of acute pancreatitis.Au patients underwent resection of residual gallbladder,with line choledochal cyst excision and biliary-enteric Roux-en-Y internal drainage in 1 case.choledocholithotomy T-tube drainage in 3 cases.Postoperative follow-up of residual gallstone was done in 8 cases,no pancreatitis attack in 6 cases,pancreatitis attack in 2 cases.Significant difference was found in onset of acute pancreatitis (P=0.019,P<0.05).Five patients without stones in patients with postoperative all none pancreatitis attack.Conclusion Patients with residual gallbladder stones are prone to acute pancreatitis,and cholecystectomy for patients with residual treatment Can reduce the pancreatitis attack.
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Objective To explore methods for the treatment and prevention of residual gallbladder.Methods Clinical data of 56 patients with residual gallbladder were retrospectively analyzed.Results All 56 cases were diagnosed through clinical imaging examination and cured by selective operation of residual gallbladder resection.Conclusion The residual gallbladder can be diagnosed by repeated biliary symptoms in patients with a history of cholecystectomy and imaging examination.Residual gallbladder resection is an effective therapy for the treatment of residual gallbladder.
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Our objective is to report three patients with recurrent severe upper abdominal pain secondary to residual gallbladder. All patients had been subjected to cholecystectomy from 1 to 20 years before. The diagnosis was established after several episodes of severe upper abdominal pain by imaging exams: ultrasonography, tomography, or endoscopic retrograde cholangiography. Removal of the residual gallbladder led to complete resolution of symptoms. Partial removal of the gallbladder is a very rare cause of postcholecystectomy symptoms.