2010
DOI: 10.1007/s11894-010-0096-1
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Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction

Abstract: Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction (SOD) is a poorly-understood disorder, typically presenting as postcholecystectomy, "biliary-type," right-sided abdominal and/or chest wall pain. Most patients referred to specialist clinics for work-up of presumed SOD do not, in fact, have anything wrong with their bile ducts or biliary sphincter mechanisms. A careful history and focused physical examination will often identify the true source of the pain syndrome, ranging from chest wall costochondritis and nerve injury at surgi… Show more

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“…Regardless of manometry findings, over 90 % of patients with biliary type I SOD respond to biliary sphincterotomy and SOM is not necessary in these patients [70]. Manometric findings do seem to predict response to biliary sphincterotomy in biliary type II patients as 50-70 % with abnormal SOM improve, while less than 30 % respond to sphincterotomy with normal SOM.…”
Section: Sphincter Of Oddi Dysfunctionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Regardless of manometry findings, over 90 % of patients with biliary type I SOD respond to biliary sphincterotomy and SOM is not necessary in these patients [70]. Manometric findings do seem to predict response to biliary sphincterotomy in biliary type II patients as 50-70 % with abnormal SOM improve, while less than 30 % respond to sphincterotomy with normal SOM.…”
Section: Sphincter Of Oddi Dysfunctionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…За даними ряду дослідників, зміни функціо-нального стану біліарної системи в дітей супрово-джуються порушенням транспорту холестерину та білірубіну [3,6,43]…”
Section: мікро-рнк при функціональних розладах біліарної системиunclassified
“…This means patients with irritable bowel disease may be treated successfully with the use of bulking agents, antispasmodics, or sedatives. The irritable sphincter may benefit from high-dose calcium channel blockers or nitrates [52]. The use of cholestyramine has been of some help for patients with diarrhoea alone.…”
Section: Trea Tmentmentioning
confidence: 99%