We review diagnosis, management, treatment (medical, endoscopic and surgical) , prognosis, prevention and different algorithms about post ERCP perforation
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Perforation rates with ERCP range from 0.1% to 0.6%
Risk Factors:
- Sphincterotomy
- Billroth II anatomy
- The intramural injection of contrast
- Prolonged duration of procedure
- Biliary stricture dilation
- SOD
- Malignancy
- Precut access
Complications of ERCP
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Treatment and prognosis depends on
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2. Delayed diagnosis
3. Experience in the management of the complication (surgical team)
4. Advanced endoscopic technology
Should be considered early diagnosis of post-ERCP perforation, when
performed during ERCP, or in the recovery room.
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