Outcome of endoscopic sphincterotomy in patients with pain of suspected biliary or papillary origin and inconclusive cholangiography findings

Keyphrases

• Pain Patients 100%
• Endoscopic Sphincterotomy 100%
• Cholangiography 100%
• Papillary 100%
• Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography 50%
• Bile Duct Exploration 50%
• Biliary Pathology 50%
• Elevated Liver Enzymes 50%
• Sphincterotomy 50%
• Pancreatitis 25%
• Gallstones 25%
• Etiology 25%
• Malignancy 25%
• Microscopy 25%
• In Situ 25%
• Clinical Presentation 25%
• Consecutive Patients 25%
• Abdominal Ultrasound 25%
• Visual Analog Scale 25%
• Diagnostic Work-up 25%
• Bile 25%
• Bilirubin Level 25%
• Cholecystectomy 25%
• Pain Intensity 25%
• Guidewire 25%
• Sludge 25%
• Common Bile Duct Dilatation 25%
• Symptomatic Patients 25%
• Macroscopic Findings 25%
• Pancreatic Enzymes 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Endoscopic Sphincterotomy 100%
• Cholangiography 100%
• Diagnosis 75%
• Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography 50%
• Bile Duct 50%
• Elevated Transaminases 50%
• Anal Sphincterotomy 50%
• Cancer 25%
• Pancreatitis 25%
• Bilirubin 25%
• Visual Analog Scale 25%
• Bile 25%
• Gallstone 25%
• Bile Duct Dilatation 25%
• Patient History of Cholecystectomy 25%
• Transabdominal Ultrasound 25%
• Common Bile Duct 25%
• Pancreas Enzyme 25%