2001
DOI: 10.1067/mge.2001.111388
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Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography-guided unilateral endoscopic stent placement for Klatskin tumors

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“…Retention of contrast and subsequent segmental cholangitis is a risk associated with endoscopic attempts to treat advanced malignant stenoses of the biliary tract [7] . Risk factors identified as significant in univariate analysis include the use of combined percutaneousendoscopic procedures, stent placement in malignant strictures, the presence of jaundice, low case volume, and incomplete or failed biliary drainage [11] .…”
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“…Retention of contrast and subsequent segmental cholangitis is a risk associated with endoscopic attempts to treat advanced malignant stenoses of the biliary tract [7] . Risk factors identified as significant in univariate analysis include the use of combined percutaneousendoscopic procedures, stent placement in malignant strictures, the presence of jaundice, low case volume, and incomplete or failed biliary drainage [11] .…”
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“…Recent reports describe the utility of MRCP or CT imaging to guide selection of the target lobe for subsequent endoscopic stenting [7][8][9] . Constrast-free biliary decompression has been performed and previously reported with duodenoscopes, US, and EUS guidance [16][17][18][19] .…”
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“…Sendo assim um paciente classificado como Bismuth III e IV necessitariam de mais de duas próteses para determinar uma ótima drenagem biliar 26,34 . Hintze et al 42 referem que o uso de colangiopancreatografia por ressonância magnética no estudo pré CPRE possibilitaria identificar qual o melhor segmento para drenagem após avaliação imagenológica dos ductos bilares. Com isso houve melhor seleção na injeção de contraste e melhor posicionamento da prótese no ducto selecionado, diminuindo assim o risco de colangite para 6% além de não utilização de antibióticos, conseguindo neste estudo mortalidade nula.…”
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“…Recent reports describe the utility of magnetic resonance agnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (�RCP) or C� imaging to guide (�RCP) or C� imaging to guide �RCP) or C� imaging to guide ) or C� imaging to guide or C� imaging to guide selection of the target lobe for subsequent endoscopic stenting, often without use of contrast [12,13] .…”
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“…Generally, if both lobes are imaged with contrast during cholangiography bilateral stenting reduces the potential sequelae of cholangitis in contaminated but undrained areas. If contrast does not contaminate both sides then unilateral stenting should be sufficient [10][11][12][13] .…”
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