[Peculiarities of performance of endoscopic transpapillary interventions in the early period after cholecystectomy].

The peculiarities of performance of endoscopic transpapillary interventions (ETI) during the early period after cholecystectomy were studied up. There were examined 1788 patients, aged from 18 to 90 yrs old, in whom postcholecystectomy syndrome was diagnosed. Emergent interventions were performed in 780 (43.6%) patients (main group). Into the comparison group 1008 (56.4%) patients were included, who were admitted to the hospital in 0.5-552 (Me 36) months after cholecystectomy conduction. The indications to perform the urgent endoscopic intervention were excessive transdrainage biliary output (more than 350 ml a day) from a subhepatic indignation (in 442 patients) and the obturation jaundice presence (in 338). Using ETI the cause of biliary obstruction in the early postoperative period was established in 93.5% of patients. Miniinvasive methods were applied in 82.2% patients of the main group and in 93.4%--of the comparison group.