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Postoperative Biliary Ascariasis: Presentation and Management—Experience
Subsequent to preoperative and perioperative indications the common bile duct was explored in 705 patients over a 12‐year period, from January 1983 to December 1994. Consequent postoperative T‐tube cholangiography revealed the presence of worms in 22 patients. Expulsion of the worms followed T‐tube...
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| description | Subsequent to preoperative and perioperative indications the common bile duct was explored in 705 patients over a 12‐year period, from January 1983 to December 1994. Consequent postoperative T‐tube cholangiography revealed the presence of worms in 22 patients. Expulsion of the worms followed T‐tube irrigation with 0.9% normal saline in 18 patients. Only one patient had to be reexplored to remove the ascaris. In two patients the worm was removed along with the T‐tube, and in one patient the worm came out through the T‐tube tract. |
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