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Low-invasive Methods of the Tumoral Genesis  Mechanical Jaundice Radial Diagnosis

Low-invasive Methods of the Tumoral Genesis Mechanical Jaundice Radial Diagnosis

Zabavina N.I., Plotnickov A.F., Kolpashickov I.E., Zagainov V.E.
Key words: mechanical jaundice, low-invasive interventions, under a radial control, fistulography.
2009, issue 1, page 57.

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The authors have elaborated a complex method of the hepatopancreatobiliary zone tumoral disease diagnosis in patients with mechanical jaundice, including external drainage of the biliferous system elements (a transcutaneous punction cholecystostomy, cholangiostomy) under the US-control with a subsequent transcatheter roentgenocontrast investigation at the X-ray apparatus with a remote control.

The aim of article is the given method diagnostic possibility assessment.

Materials and methods. Peculiarities of the biliferous tract roentgenologic picture at a high and low biliary block in 31 patients are studied. An assessment of a patient irradiation average dose, received as a result of X-ray investigation, is made.

Results. It is established, that a method of the biliferous system transcatheter roentgenocontrast investigation is just as good as a generally-accepted one according to its diagnostic possibilities, besides a radial load to patients is significantly decreased (by 86.4%). A radial load to a medical staff is completely excluded. The standardized program and protocol, permitting to optimize the biliary duct X-ray investigation, are elaborated.

Zabavina N.I., Plotnickov A.F., Kolpashickov I.E., Zagainov V.E. Low-invasive Methods of the Tumoral Genesis Mechanical Jaundice Radial Diagnosis. Sovremennye tehnologii v medicine 2009; (1): 57


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