SPONTANEOUS INTERNAL BILIARY FISTULAE.
SPONTANEOUS INTERNAL BILIARY FISTULAE.
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自发性内胆瘘。
DOI:
10.1097/00000658-194206000-00016
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发表时间:
1942
影响因子:
9
通讯作者:
C. B. Puestow
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作者:
C. B. Puestow
FISTULAE between some portion of the biliary tract and some hollow viscus have been known to exist for many years. Pathologists have described fistulous communications between the gallbladder or bile ducts and nearly all portions of the gastro-intestinal tract as well as with the bladder, uterus, kidney pelvis, portal vein, ovarian cysts, and with such intrathoracic structures as the pericardium and bronchial tree. In an excellent literature review and survey of their own material, Borman and Rigler record the presence of only 67 internal biliary fistulae in over 30,000 autopsies. Many such passages undoubtedly were overlooked because intestinal obstruction due to gallstones was mentioned in the early literature three times as frequently as gallbladder intestinal fistula. 4 Undoubtedly most gallstones sufficiently large to produce obstruction have reached the lumen of the bowel through a fistula. With the more frequent recognition of internal biliary fistulae in the operating room and theirfrequent roentgenologic diagnosis, clinical interest in this condition has increased. Kehr reported the finding of ioo biliary fistulae in 2,000 cholecystectomies, an incidence of 5 per cent. Bernhard encountered them io9 times in 6,263 operations upon the biliary tract. At the University Hospitals of Iowa 1.2 per cent of all patients with cholecystitis were found to have internal biliary fistulae. 5 Judd and Burden reported 153 fistulous connections between the biliary and gastro-intestinal tracts. The great majority of these were not diagnosed before operation. In Judd and Burden's series only two were diagnosed preoperatively, one of which was visualized roentgenographically.Roentgenographic diagnosis of internal biliary fistula is based chiefly upon the presence of air in the biliary passages or the influx of barium during a gastro-intestinal study. The passage of barium was noted first by Hunt and Herbst in 19I5. During the following ten years many reports have been made of roentgenographic recognition of internal biliary fistulae. Borman and Rigler collected all reports to I937 which totaled as follows: