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Postoperative bile duct strictures: Management and outcome in the 1990s
Keith D. Lillemoe
, Genevieve B. Melton
,
John L. Cameron
, Henry A. Pitt
, Kurtis A. Campbell
, Mark A. Talamini
, Patricia A. Sauter
, Jo Ann Coleman
, Charles J. Yeo
School of Medicine
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Bile Duct Stricture
100%
Bile Duct Injury
83%
Successful Outcome
50%
Surgical Reconstruction
50%
Catheter
33%
Biliary Stent
33%
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
33%
Surgeons
16%
Johns Hopkins Hospital
16%
Significant Predictors
16%
Stent
16%
Treatment Completion
16%
Short-term Outcomes
16%
Outcome Prediction
16%
Telephone Interview
16%
Medical Record Review
16%
Surgical Repair
16%
Stricture
16%
Invasive Diagnostic Procedures
16%
Biliary Tract
16%
Overall Outcome
16%
Presenting Symptoms
16%
Interventional Procedures
16%
Type of Surgery
16%
Cholangiography
16%
Secondary Procedures
16%
Biliary Tract Diseases
16%
Roux-en-Y Hepaticojejunostomy
16%
Postoperative Stricture
16%
Recurrent Stricture
16%
Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiography
16%
Surgical Difficulty
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Cholestasis
100%
Bile Duct Injury
83%
Reconstructive Surgery
50%
Stricture
50%
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
33%
Surgeon
16%
Patient Referral
16%
Medical Record
16%
Stenting
16%
Anatomical Concepts
16%
Hepatobiliary System
16%
Invasive Diagnostics
16%
Biliary Tract Disease
16%
Roux-en-Y
16%
Cholangiography
16%
Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiography
16%
Hepatojejunostomy
16%
Interventional Procedure
16%