OBJECTIVE: To explore the mechanism of benign biliary stricture caused by bile duct trauma. METHODS: A model of trauma of the common bile duct was established in 28 dogs and then repaired. The anastomotic tissues were...OBJECTIVE: To explore the mechanism of benign biliary stricture caused by bile duct trauma. METHODS: A model of trauma of the common bile duct was established in 28 dogs and then repaired. The anastomotic tissues were taken on 3 days, 1 week, 3 weeks, 3 months, and 6 months respectively after operation and examined by using light microscopy and electromicroscopy. Macrophage. transforming growth factor beta I (TGF-β1) and α-smooth muscle actin (α-SMA) were studied immunohistochemically. RESULTS: The mucosal epithelium of the common bile duct restored poorly, chronic inflammation lasted for a long time, fibroblasts proliferated actively, extracellular matrix overdeposited, and myofibroblasts functioned actively during the whole healing process. Immunohistochemical test showed a high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and α-SMA during the healing process lasting a long duration. Macrophages were found in the lamina propria under mucosa, TGF-β1 in the granular tissue, fibroblasts and endothelial cells of blood vessels, while α-SMA in the myofibroblasts and smooth muscle tissue. CONCLUSIONS: The healing of the bile duct is in the mode of overhealing. Myofibroblast is the main cause for contracture of scar and stricture of the bile duct. The high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and α-SMA is closely related to active proliferation of fibroblasts, extracellular matrix overdeposition and scar contracture of the bile duct.展开更多
Objective: To explore the formation mechanism of benign biliary stricture. Methods: A model of trauma of common bile duct was established in 28 dogs and then repaired. The anasomosis tissues were taken on the 1st week...Objective: To explore the formation mechanism of benign biliary stricture. Methods: A model of trauma of common bile duct was established in 28 dogs and then repaired. The anasomosis tissues were taken on the 1st week, 3rd week and the 3rd month, 6th month respectively after operation and examined by using light microscopy and elec-tromicroscopy. Macrophage, TGF-p, and a-SMA were studied immunohistochemically. Results: The mucosal epithelium of common bile duct restored poorly, chronic inflammation lasted for a long time, fibroblasts proliferated actively, extracellular matrix overdeposited; and myofibroblasts functioned actively and existed during the whole healing process. Immunohistochemical test showed a high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and a-SMA during healing process lasting a long duration. Macrophages were found in the lamina propria under mucosa, TGF-β1 in the granulation tissue, fibroblasts and endothelial cells of blood vesssels, while a-SMA in the myofiroblasts and smooth muscle tissue. Conclusion: The healing of bile duct is in the mode of overhealing. Myofibroblast is the main cause for contracture of scar and stricture of bile duct. The high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and a-SMA is closely related to active proliferation of fibroblasts, extracelluar matrix overdeposition and scar contracture of bile duct.展开更多
BACKGROUND Given its size and location,the liver is the third most injured organ by abdominal trauma.Thanks to recent advances,it is unanimously accepted that the nonoperative management is the current mainstay of tre...BACKGROUND Given its size and location,the liver is the third most injured organ by abdominal trauma.Thanks to recent advances,it is unanimously accepted that the nonoperative management is the current mainstay of treatment for hemodynamically stable patients.However,those patients with hemodynamic instability that generally present with severe liver trauma associated with major vascular lesions will require surgical management.Moreover,an associated injury of the main bile ducts makes surgery compulsory even in the case of hemodynamic stability,thereby imposing therapeutic challenges in the tertiary referral hepato-biliopancreatic centers’setting.CASE SUMMARY We present the case of a 38-year-old male patient with The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma grade V liver injury and an associated right branch of portal vein and common bile duct avulsion,due to a crush polytrauma.The patient was referred to the nearest emergency hospital and because of the hemorrhagic shock,damage control surgery was performed by means of ligation of the right portal vein branch and right hepatic artery,and hemostatic packing.Afterwards,the patient was referred immediately to our tertiary hepato-bilio-pancreatic center.We performed depacking,a right hepatectomy and Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy.On the 9th postoperative day,the patient developed a high output anastomotic bile leak that required a redo of the cholangiojejunostomy.The postoperative period was marked by a surgical incision site of incomplete evisceration that was managed non-operatively by negative wound pressure.The follow-up was optimal,with no complications at 55 mo.CONCLUSION In conclusion,the current case clearly supports that a favorable outcome in severe liver trauma with associated vascular and biliary injuries is achieved thru proper therapeutic management,conducted in a tertiary referral hepato-bilio-pancreatic center,where a stepwise and complex surgical approach is mandatory.展开更多
Objective To investigate the diagnosis and treatment of trauma of hepatic portal bile duct. Methods Eight cases of trauma of the hepatic portal bile duct were reviewed. All short-term splits were treated with repair p...Objective To investigate the diagnosis and treatment of trauma of hepatic portal bile duct. Methods Eight cases of trauma of the hepatic portal bile duct were reviewed. All short-term splits were treated with repair plus drainage with supporting tube. In 7 cases, there were combined injuries of 2 or more than 2 organs. The combined injuries were respectively treated. Long-term complication of bile duct stenosis was managed with internal drainage. Results Five cases were found during operation. Of these 5 patients, 3 were with the traumatic split less than 50% diameter and 2 with that more than 50% diameter. After repair,1 of the former 3 died and 2 remained in good condition. However, 1 of the latter 2 died and 1 was reoperated on due to bile duct stricture after the repair. Other 3 cases were found due to postoperative bile leakage. They were treated with internal drainage and good results achieved. Conclusion It is difficult to make a definite diagnosis of traumatic injury of hepatic protal bile展开更多
BACKGROUND Extra-hepatic bile duct injury(EHBDI)is very rare among all blunt abdominal injuries.According to literature statistics,it only accounts for 3%-5%of abdominal injuries,most of which are combined injuries.Is...BACKGROUND Extra-hepatic bile duct injury(EHBDI)is very rare among all blunt abdominal injuries.According to literature statistics,it only accounts for 3%-5%of abdominal injuries,most of which are combined injuries.Isolated EHBDI is more rare,with a special injury mechanism,clinical presentation and treatment strategy,so missed diagnosis easily occurs.CASE SUMMARY We report a case of unexplained abdominal effusion and jaundice following blunt abdominal trauma in our department.Of which,surgical exploration of the case was performed and a large amount of bile leakage in the abdominal cavity was found.No obvious abdominal organ damage or bile duct rupture was found.Surgery was terminated after the common bile duct indwelled with a T tube.After 2 wk,a T-tube angiography revealed the lesion in the common bile duct pancreatic segment,confirming isolated EHBDI.And 2 mo later,the T tube was pulled out with re-examined magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography,indicating narrowing of the common bile duct injury,with no special treatment due to no clinical symptoms and no abnormality in the current follow-up.CONCLUSION This case was featured by intraoperative bile leakage and no EHBDI.This type of rare isolated EHBDI is prone to missed and delayed diagnosis due to its atypical clinical manifestations and imaging features.Surgery is still the main treatment,and the indications and principles of bile duct injury repair must be followed.展开更多
MM: Persistent cholestasis is a rare complication of severe trauma or infections. Little is known about the possible pathomechanisms and the clinical course.METHODS: Secondary sclerosing cholangitis was diagnosed in...MM: Persistent cholestasis is a rare complication of severe trauma or infections. Little is known about the possible pathomechanisms and the clinical course.METHODS: Secondary sclerosing cholangitis was diagnosed in five patients with persistent jaundice after severe trauma (one burn injury, three accidents, one power current injury). Medical charts were retrospectively reviewed with regard to possible trigger mechanisms for cholestasis, and the clinical course was recorded.RESULTS: Diagnosis of secondary sclerosing cholangitis was based in all patients on the primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC)-Iike destruction of the intrahepatic bile ducts at cholangiography after exclusion of PSC. In four patients, arterial hypotension with subsequent ischemia may have caused the bile duct damage, whereas in the case of power current injury direct thermal damage was assumed to be the trigger mechanism. The course of secondary liver fibrosis was rapidly progressive and proceeded to liver cirrhosis in all four patients with a follow-up 〉2 years. Therapeutic possibilities were limited.CONCLUSION: Posttraumatic sderosing cholangitis is a rare but rapidly progressive disease, probably caused by ischemia of the intrahepatic bile ducts via the peribiliary capillary plexus due to arterial hypotension.Gastroenterologists should be aware of this disease in patients with persistent cholestasis after severe trauma.展开更多
文摘OBJECTIVE: To explore the mechanism of benign biliary stricture caused by bile duct trauma. METHODS: A model of trauma of the common bile duct was established in 28 dogs and then repaired. The anastomotic tissues were taken on 3 days, 1 week, 3 weeks, 3 months, and 6 months respectively after operation and examined by using light microscopy and electromicroscopy. Macrophage. transforming growth factor beta I (TGF-β1) and α-smooth muscle actin (α-SMA) were studied immunohistochemically. RESULTS: The mucosal epithelium of the common bile duct restored poorly, chronic inflammation lasted for a long time, fibroblasts proliferated actively, extracellular matrix overdeposited, and myofibroblasts functioned actively during the whole healing process. Immunohistochemical test showed a high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and α-SMA during the healing process lasting a long duration. Macrophages were found in the lamina propria under mucosa, TGF-β1 in the granular tissue, fibroblasts and endothelial cells of blood vessels, while α-SMA in the myofibroblasts and smooth muscle tissue. CONCLUSIONS: The healing of the bile duct is in the mode of overhealing. Myofibroblast is the main cause for contracture of scar and stricture of the bile duct. The high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and α-SMA is closely related to active proliferation of fibroblasts, extracellular matrix overdeposition and scar contracture of the bile duct.
基金Supported by Shaanxi Scientific Fund(2002-K10-G8)
文摘Objective: To explore the formation mechanism of benign biliary stricture. Methods: A model of trauma of common bile duct was established in 28 dogs and then repaired. The anasomosis tissues were taken on the 1st week, 3rd week and the 3rd month, 6th month respectively after operation and examined by using light microscopy and elec-tromicroscopy. Macrophage, TGF-p, and a-SMA were studied immunohistochemically. Results: The mucosal epithelium of common bile duct restored poorly, chronic inflammation lasted for a long time, fibroblasts proliferated actively, extracellular matrix overdeposited; and myofibroblasts functioned actively and existed during the whole healing process. Immunohistochemical test showed a high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and a-SMA during healing process lasting a long duration. Macrophages were found in the lamina propria under mucosa, TGF-β1 in the granulation tissue, fibroblasts and endothelial cells of blood vesssels, while a-SMA in the myofiroblasts and smooth muscle tissue. Conclusion: The healing of bile duct is in the mode of overhealing. Myofibroblast is the main cause for contracture of scar and stricture of bile duct. The high expression of macrophage, TGF-β1 and a-SMA is closely related to active proliferation of fibroblasts, extracelluar matrix overdeposition and scar contracture of bile duct.
文摘BACKGROUND Given its size and location,the liver is the third most injured organ by abdominal trauma.Thanks to recent advances,it is unanimously accepted that the nonoperative management is the current mainstay of treatment for hemodynamically stable patients.However,those patients with hemodynamic instability that generally present with severe liver trauma associated with major vascular lesions will require surgical management.Moreover,an associated injury of the main bile ducts makes surgery compulsory even in the case of hemodynamic stability,thereby imposing therapeutic challenges in the tertiary referral hepato-biliopancreatic centers’setting.CASE SUMMARY We present the case of a 38-year-old male patient with The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma grade V liver injury and an associated right branch of portal vein and common bile duct avulsion,due to a crush polytrauma.The patient was referred to the nearest emergency hospital and because of the hemorrhagic shock,damage control surgery was performed by means of ligation of the right portal vein branch and right hepatic artery,and hemostatic packing.Afterwards,the patient was referred immediately to our tertiary hepato-bilio-pancreatic center.We performed depacking,a right hepatectomy and Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy.On the 9th postoperative day,the patient developed a high output anastomotic bile leak that required a redo of the cholangiojejunostomy.The postoperative period was marked by a surgical incision site of incomplete evisceration that was managed non-operatively by negative wound pressure.The follow-up was optimal,with no complications at 55 mo.CONCLUSION In conclusion,the current case clearly supports that a favorable outcome in severe liver trauma with associated vascular and biliary injuries is achieved thru proper therapeutic management,conducted in a tertiary referral hepato-bilio-pancreatic center,where a stepwise and complex surgical approach is mandatory.
文摘Objective To investigate the diagnosis and treatment of trauma of hepatic portal bile duct. Methods Eight cases of trauma of the hepatic portal bile duct were reviewed. All short-term splits were treated with repair plus drainage with supporting tube. In 7 cases, there were combined injuries of 2 or more than 2 organs. The combined injuries were respectively treated. Long-term complication of bile duct stenosis was managed with internal drainage. Results Five cases were found during operation. Of these 5 patients, 3 were with the traumatic split less than 50% diameter and 2 with that more than 50% diameter. After repair,1 of the former 3 died and 2 remained in good condition. However, 1 of the latter 2 died and 1 was reoperated on due to bile duct stricture after the repair. Other 3 cases were found due to postoperative bile leakage. They were treated with internal drainage and good results achieved. Conclusion It is difficult to make a definite diagnosis of traumatic injury of hepatic protal bile
基金Supported by Academician(Expert)Workstation Construction Project of Yunnan Province,No.2018IC107.
文摘BACKGROUND Extra-hepatic bile duct injury(EHBDI)is very rare among all blunt abdominal injuries.According to literature statistics,it only accounts for 3%-5%of abdominal injuries,most of which are combined injuries.Isolated EHBDI is more rare,with a special injury mechanism,clinical presentation and treatment strategy,so missed diagnosis easily occurs.CASE SUMMARY We report a case of unexplained abdominal effusion and jaundice following blunt abdominal trauma in our department.Of which,surgical exploration of the case was performed and a large amount of bile leakage in the abdominal cavity was found.No obvious abdominal organ damage or bile duct rupture was found.Surgery was terminated after the common bile duct indwelled with a T tube.After 2 wk,a T-tube angiography revealed the lesion in the common bile duct pancreatic segment,confirming isolated EHBDI.And 2 mo later,the T tube was pulled out with re-examined magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography,indicating narrowing of the common bile duct injury,with no special treatment due to no clinical symptoms and no abnormality in the current follow-up.CONCLUSION This case was featured by intraoperative bile leakage and no EHBDI.This type of rare isolated EHBDI is prone to missed and delayed diagnosis due to its atypical clinical manifestations and imaging features.Surgery is still the main treatment,and the indications and principles of bile duct injury repair must be followed.
文摘MM: Persistent cholestasis is a rare complication of severe trauma or infections. Little is known about the possible pathomechanisms and the clinical course.METHODS: Secondary sclerosing cholangitis was diagnosed in five patients with persistent jaundice after severe trauma (one burn injury, three accidents, one power current injury). Medical charts were retrospectively reviewed with regard to possible trigger mechanisms for cholestasis, and the clinical course was recorded.RESULTS: Diagnosis of secondary sclerosing cholangitis was based in all patients on the primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC)-Iike destruction of the intrahepatic bile ducts at cholangiography after exclusion of PSC. In four patients, arterial hypotension with subsequent ischemia may have caused the bile duct damage, whereas in the case of power current injury direct thermal damage was assumed to be the trigger mechanism. The course of secondary liver fibrosis was rapidly progressive and proceeded to liver cirrhosis in all four patients with a follow-up 〉2 years. Therapeutic possibilities were limited.CONCLUSION: Posttraumatic sderosing cholangitis is a rare but rapidly progressive disease, probably caused by ischemia of the intrahepatic bile ducts via the peribiliary capillary plexus due to arterial hypotension.Gastroenterologists should be aware of this disease in patients with persistent cholestasis after severe trauma.