A Multihole Catheter for Maintaining Longterm Percutaneous Antegrade Biliary Drainage
Ernest J. Ring, James W. Husted, Juan A. Oleaga, David B. Freiman
Abstract
Ernest J. Ring, James W. Husted, Juan A. Oleaga, David B. Freiman
Abstract
The use of multihole catheters to achieve longterm antegrade biliary drainage in 43 patients with obstructive jaundice is described. Catheters were positioned with sideholes both above and below an obstruction and continued patency maintained. Better results were obtained using larger diameters and larger sideholes.
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The use of multihole catheters to achieve longterm antegrade biliary drainage in 43 patients with obstructive jaundice is described. Catheters were positioned with sideholes both above and below an obstruction and continued patency maintained. Better results were obtained using larger diameters and larger sideholes.
Key concepts: Medicine, Obstructive jaundice, Percutaneous, Biliary drainage, Catheter, Drainage, Surgery, Radiology