Articulated percutaneous plastic biliary stents: How to do it

Gastrointestinal Intervention Pub Date : 2016-03-31 DOI:10.18528/GII150010

E. Jorge

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Abstract

The use of articulated plastic biliary stents is not well known. This technique allows drainage of two or more biliary segments using a single percu- taneous access in hilar lesions. In patients that need dilatation of benign biliary stenoses, articulated plastic biliary stent allows placing two or more plastic in the area of stenosis achieving a large internal temporal dilatation while using smaller external biliary drains.

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关节式经皮塑料胆道支架:如何做

关节塑料胆道支架的应用尚不清楚。该技术允许在肝门病变中使用单次经皮通道引流两个或多个胆道。对于需要扩张良性胆道狭窄的患者，关节塑料胆道支架允许在狭窄区域放置两个或更多的塑料，从而实现较大的颞内扩张，同时使用较小的胆道外引流管。

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