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Minimally invasive management of biliary complications after laparoscopic cholecystectomy
European Journal of Internal Medicine , 10/12/09

Zerem E et al. – Most patients with bile leakage can be managed successfully by percutaneous drainage. If biliary output does not decrease, endoscopy is needed. In patients with jaundice endoscopic diagnostic and therapeutic procedures should be performed immediately.

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