Comparison study on diagnostic value of ERCP,US and CT on clonorchiasis and clonorchiasis-related cholangiopancreatic diseases
- VernacularTitle:三种影像学检查对华支睾吸虫所致胆胰疾病诊断的对比研究
- Author:
Xiao-Lin LI
;
Fa-Chao ZHI
;
Bao-Yu HUANG
;
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Diagnosis;
Ultrasonography;
CT scanning;
Cholangio-pancreatic diseases;
Endoscopic retrograde cholangio-pancreatiography
- From:
Chinese Journal of Digestion
2001;0(10):-
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective To explore the diagnostic value of endoscopic retrograde cholangio-pancreatiography (ERCP),ultrasonography (US) and CT scanning on cholagio-pancreatic diseases caused by clonorchis sinensis infection.Methods The results of US,CF and ERCP examination in 65 cases of obstructive jaundice caused by clonorchiasis and confirmed by presence of imagoes or eggs in feces or bile juice were analyzed and compared retrospectively.Results US examination was the simplest and most convenient which was characterized by diffuse even dilatation,thickening of walls,strengthened echo with the shape of“equal sign”intrahepatic bile ducts.The characteristic findings of CT included saccular dilatation of bile ducts of the periphery of the liver,thickening of the walls of bile ducts.Under duodenoscopy,32.3% (21/65) of cases presented as abnormal papilla such as small opening,mucosa outward turned,trapping or stiffness.Alterations in ERCP were characterized by shm or oval filling defect,diffuse saccular dilatation of terminal intrahepatic bile ducts.The most common complications included cholangiolithiasis (40%,26/65),carcinoma of bile duct on papilla (9.8%,6/65),and pancreatitis (1.5%,1/ 65).Conclusions Three methods were all useful for diagnosis of cholangio-pancreatic diseases caused by clonorchis sinensis infection,which were identically characterized by diffuse saccular dilatation of terminal intrahepatic bile ducts.The gold standard of diagnosis was the presence of imagoes or eggs in bile juice aspirated by the route of ERCP.Endoscopic sphincterectomy with postoperative vermifugal was the first choice of the treatment.
