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1. Endoscopic stone removal by the aid of a small fiberendoscope.

Author

Schwarz, U., Krentz, K., and Jablonowski, H.

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Published
1982
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2. Syndrome de Bouveret traité par lithotritie mécanique.

Author

Benghalia, K., Colardelle, P., Chochon, M., Roussin Bretagne, S., and Doll, J.

Abstract

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2011
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3. Syndrome de Bouveret traité par lithotritie mécanique

Author

J. Doll, P. Colardelle, K. Benghalia, M. Chochon, and S. Roussin Bretagne

Subjects
Gynecology, medicine.medical_specialty, Biliary stone, business.industry, Biliary lithiasis, medicine, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging, business, Biliary tract disease, BILIARY STONES
Abstract

Le syndrome de Bouveret, defini par l’enclavement d’un calcul dans le bulbe duodenal apres formation d’une fistule cholecystoduodenale, est une complication rare de la lithiase biliaire. Le traitement endoscopique peut etre efficace, evitant ainsi une chirurgie dont les complications et la mortalite restent elevees. Nous rapportons une observation de syndrome de Bouveret traite par lithotritie mecanique.

Published
2011

4. Endoscopic stone removal by the aid of a small fiberendoscope

Author

H. Jablonowski, K. Krentz, and U. Schwarz

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, medicine.diagnostic_test, Common bile duct, business.industry, Dormia basket, Endoscopy, Surgery, Ostium, medicine.anatomical_structure, Female patient, medicine, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging, Stone removal, business, BILIARY STONES
Abstract

We report about endoscopic stone removal in a 75 years old female patient with a lot of common bile duct stones. After primary sphincterotomy some smaller concretions pas spontaneously. After enlarging the ostium by a repapillotomy two medium sized concretions are extracted with a Dormia basket.

Published
1982

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