Assessment of upper gastrointestinal pathology in patients with lithiasic cholecystopathy
A prospectiva study was undertaken from may1991 to october 1992 in 40 patients withgal/bladder stones, with the aim of determiningpossible changes that could have taken place inthe oesophagogastoduodenal tract, aftercho/ecistectomyIn al/ patients the following were carried out: c/inica/history (type...
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| Ամփոփում: | A prospectiva study was undertaken from may1991 to october 1992 in 40 patients withgal/bladder stones, with the aim of determiningpossible changes that could have taken place inthe oesophagogastoduodenal tract, aftercho/ecistectomyIn al/ patients the following were carried out: c/inica/history (type model), echography, cho/ecistography,fibroendoscopic study ofoesophagus-stomach-duodenum withoesophageal and antral biopsias in thepre-operatory time.he fol/ow-up was made 6 months ater thecholecistectom, inc/uding a clinical control and anendoscopic study with oesophageal and antralbiopsias. The studies revealed and increase ofsuperficial chronical gastritis, oesophagitis, erosivegastritis, atrophic gastritis and intestinalmetaplasia, endoscopic and histologic as we/1.We concluded that a large number of patients withgallb/adder stones have a/so other associatedpathologies of the oesophagogastroduodenal tract,and these have increased alter a cholecistectomyhis takes us to state that the resources far itspreoperatory diagnosis and posoperatoryfollow-up should be carried to an extreme.The classic criteria to prescribe cholecistectomy faral/ patients with gallstones should be reviewed,because the loss of the bile reserve organ favoursthe enterogastric reflux, and this is an importantcause of increase of oesophagogastric pathology |
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