APPLICATION OF PRELIMINARY DECOMPRESSION INTERVENTIONS ON THE BILE DUCTS

Abstract

Total percutaneous-transhepatic microcholecystostomy (CCMCS) under ultrasound control in the surgical treatment of patients with acute purulent cholangitis (AHC) was performed in 18 (21.7%) patients from 83 of the main study group. Drainage of the gallbladder under ultrasound control was performed through the area of the liver parenchyma in order to seal the canal and prevent leakage of bile into the abdominal cavity. Drainage in all cases was performed with an "umbrella" stylet - a catheter with a "basket" at the end, catheter diameter 4F and 9F.