Corrigendum to “Combined surgical and interventional radiological treatment for biliary leakage following iatrogenic biliary obstruction” [Radiol Case Rep 13 (2018) 772–777]

Retrospective Study of Common Bile Duct Injury after Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

“…Bile duct injury results from bad identification of anatomy of biliary tree by the surgeon and orientation of anatomical variations of the biliary tree, these biliary tree anatomical variations occur in about 25% of patients with aberrant right hepatic ducts (RHD) being the most common , another common variation is low insertion of a right sectorial hepatic duct into the common hepatic duct or the cystic duct increases the risk of injury during both open and laparoscopic cholecystectomy, So detailed knowledge of all possible anatomical variations is crucial for surgeons to avoid such complications [17].…”

“…A study performed on 70 patients undergone laparosopic cholecystectomy and complicated by bile duct injury with concentration on role of intervention radiology, founded that 17 cases treated by PTD and balloon dilatation and 13 cases treated by ERCP with stent application with good outcomes and follow up [10].…”

“…Bile duct injury results from bad identification of anatomy of biliary tree by the surgeon and orientation of anatomical variations of the biliary tree, recurrent attacks of acute inflammation and over confidence of some surgeons [17].…”