Study on clinical features, complication and treatment of biliary ascariasis in Hue central hospital

A study on 126 patients with biliary ascariasis (female/male: 4/1) in December 1997 in Hue Central Hospital has shown that the disease is initiated suddenly with severe pain in the right subcostal area and right chest (most common), vomiting, icterus, history of disease (80%). The common complications are bile duct infection, acute gallbladder infection, pancreatic reactions, acute pancreatitis, bile duct haemorrhage, bile duct abscess. Drugs: Pyrantil, antibiotics.

Contribution to highlight the biliary ascariasis in women with pregnancy who admitted Hue Central Hospital between 1/1998 to 4/1999

The study aims to identify the rate of pregnancy patients in childbearing-age female who have biliary ascariasis. Fetal abnormalities have not found. Complications as biliary infection, acute pancreatitis and pancreatic reactions were observed.