2001
DOI: 10.1007/s004640080135
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Endoscopic sphincterotomy for stenosis of the sphincter of Oddi

Abstract: SOD is a real entity that continues to pose a diagnostic dilemma. EST is an effective and safe modality for the treatment of papillary stenosis (group I patients). SOD manometry is not necessary before EST in group I patients.

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“…Nach Sphinkterotomie und Gangbougierung, Konkremententfernung mit oder ohne ESWL, Dränage obturierender Pseudozysten, erfolgte die Platzierung eines möglichst 10-French weiten Stents (Fa. Olympus, Hamburg) und der Stentwechsel alle 8 Wochen [10,13,22,24,26]. Entsprechend dem notwenigen Zugangsweg erfolgte entweder die alleinige Pankreasgangsphinkterotomie oder bei der Notwenigkeit der Gallengangsdränage die Sphinkterotomie beider Gangsysteme [12].…”
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“…Nach Sphinkterotomie und Gangbougierung, Konkremententfernung mit oder ohne ESWL, Dränage obturierender Pseudozysten, erfolgte die Platzierung eines möglichst 10-French weiten Stents (Fa. Olympus, Hamburg) und der Stentwechsel alle 8 Wochen [10,13,22,24,26]. Entsprechend dem notwenigen Zugangsweg erfolgte entweder die alleinige Pankreasgangsphinkterotomie oder bei der Notwenigkeit der Gallengangsdränage die Sphinkterotomie beider Gangsysteme [12].…”
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“…At ERCP, deep cannulation of the bile (or pancreatic) duct allows electrocautery to sever the biliary or the pancreatic segment of the sphincter of Oddi. Pain relief after an ES is 90-95% in Type I patients, 85% in Type II patients with an abnormal sphincter of Oddi manometry and 55-60% in Type III patients with an abnormal manometry [92,93]. Conversely, in patients with a normal manometry, the relief rates are much reduced: 35% for Type II and <20% in Type III patients, respectively [92,93].…”
Section: Endoscopic Therapymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Pain relief after an ES is 90-95% in Type I patients, 85% in Type II patients with an abnormal sphincter of Oddi manometry and 55-60% in Type III patients with an abnormal manometry [92,93]. Conversely, in patients with a normal manometry, the relief rates are much reduced: 35% for Type II and <20% in Type III patients, respectively [92,93]. Complications from this procedure are mostly due to pancreatitis, which can be seen in up to 20% of patients [94].…”
Section: Endoscopic Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surgical sphincterotomy is usually reserved when endoscopic therapy is not available or for restenosis after endoscopic intervention. The outcomes of 18 studies reporting efficacy of sphincterotomy are shown in Table 6 [3,7,8,26,28,34,37,[46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53]. Follow-up ranged from a mean 3 months to 3.1 years.…”
Section: Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%