Sklifosovsky Research Institute for Emergency Medicine, Public Healthcare Institution of Moscow Healthcare Department
Abstract
ABSTRACT. The paper reviews the treatment outcomes of 176 patients with biliary pancreatonecrosis. The history of pancreatonecrosis was identified in 82% of patients; in the remaining 18%, pancreatonecrosis was diagnosed after acute pancreatitis manifestations. Cholecystolithiasis was revealed in 82% of patients, cholecysto-choledocholithiasis was in 16%, and choledocholithiasis in 2%. A piecemeal pancreatonecrosis was found in 58% of patients, a large-focal one in 22%, subtotal or total in 20%. The combination of minimally invasive procedures on the biliary tract in the pancreatico-duodenal zone with the efficient detoxification and hepatoprotective therapies allowed mortality reduction from 28% to 18%