胆胰疾病介入治疗现状与展望（The present situation and prospect of interventional therapy for biliary pancreaticosis）.doc

胆胰疾病介入治疗现状与展望（The present situation and prospect of interventional therapy for biliary pancreaticosis） The present situation and prospect of interventional therapy for biliary pancreaticosis Second military medical university, institute of pancreatic disease Li zhaoshen, second military medical university affiliated to changhai hospital digestive medicine (200433) Zhao-shen li [/ center] In the past two decades, with the development of endoscopic and radiological interventional techniques, non-operative treatment of biliary pancreatic disease has been possible. Due to bile pancreatic disease intervention became more mature, with a safe, simple, and low complications, has become an important means of pancreatic biliary diseases treatment, especially represented by endoscopic technique of minimally invasive treatment increasing role in bile pancreatic disease. A total of 103 articles on endoscopic treatment of biliary pancreaticdiseases were retrieved from February 1995 to November 2001. To report and report on the number of cases and reports. In more than 50 journals, there are 15 articles published in Chinese magazine. The time limit has been published after 98 years. There are large cities, large hospitals and small and medium-sized cities and hospitals, with the largest number of articles published in Shanghai. Interventional therapy has gradually become an important treatment for certain biliary pancreatic diseases. The interventional treatment of biliary disease The interventional treatment of biliary disease is extensive and early. There are three ways of minimally invasive techniques to enter the biliary tract: first, the ERCP pathway of the transupium, once again via the percutaneous transdermal bile duct pathway (PTCD), and the third is the percutaneous transabdominal pathway, or laparoscopic treatment. In 1973, Kawai and Classen successively reported the treatment of residual stones and recurrent stones in the treatment of choledochotomy by endoscopic duode