Choledochoplasty for major bile duct defect in Mirizzi syndrome / 中华肝胆外科杂志

ABSTRACT

ObjectiveTo evaluate the various methods of choledochoplasty in the repair of major bile duct defects in Mirizzi syndrome.MethodsThis is a retrospective study on 3 patient with Mirizzi syndrome with a large bile duct defect.These defects were repaired by using a vascular gastric pedicle patch in our department from July 2008 to November 2011.The authors searched the domestic medical literature on surgical repair for Mirizzi syndrome in the past ten years.The patients were treated by various surgical methods,and they were analyzed according to the Csendes Classification.ResultsThere were no surgical complications in our three patients.There was one patient with a Csendes type Ⅲ,while the remaining 2 patients were with Csendes type Ⅳ.At a median follow- up of 2.5 years,no patient developed signs of chronic cholangitis.In the medical literature,there were 93 patients who were with Csendes type Ⅰ ; and 58 patients were treated by cholecystectomy only,while 35 patients were treated by partial cholecystectomy plus mucosal ablation.Of the 40 patients with type Ⅱ,29 patients were treated by direct fistula repair,9 patients by pedicle gallbladder flap and 2 patients by pedicle round ligament.Of the 20 patients with type Ⅲ,9 patients were treated by pedicle gallbladder flap.1 patient by pedicle round ligament,3 patients by pedicle gastric flap and 7 patients by Rouxen- Y hepaticojejunostomy.For the 5 patients with type Ⅳ,they were treated by Roux-en- Y hepaticojejunostomy.Of these 159 patients,postoperative complications included biliary fistula (n=1 ),upper gastrointestinal bleeding (n=1),and biliary stricture (n=1).All the remaining patients were cured.ConclusionIn patients with Mirizzi Syndrome,the choice of treatment depends on the size of the fistula.For patient with a major tissue defect in the common hepatic duct,a pedicle vascular gastric flap is a good treatment.