Clinical Study

Early Management Experience of Perforation after ERCP

Table 1

Patient demographics, ERCP indications, presentation and management of perforation, and outcome.

Age/sexComorbiditiesERCP indicationsType of ESClinical presentationType of perforationManagementLength of stay (d)

56/MPancreatitisCBD stonesAbdominal painLateral duodenal
perforation
Closure with six clips
Surgery after perforation healing
23

72/FCOPDCBD stonesAbdominal painLateral duodenal
perforation
Closure with five clips14

88/MHBP
CAD
CBD stonesStandardPeritonitisLateral duodenal
perforation
Surgery (suture lesion and drainage abdominal cavity)25

50/FCBD stonesStandardEmphysemaRetroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD
Gastrointestinal decompression
12

58/MCBD stonesStandardEmphysema
Abdominal pain (PEP)
Retroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD
Gastrointestinal decompression
14

80/FPancreatitis
HBP
CAD
CBD stonesSymptomless for this perforationFundus perforationClosure with five clips
Next ERCP performed after 10 days
19

57/FCBD stonesPre-cutEmphysemaRetroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD, ERPD,
Gastrointestinal decompression
14

59/FSAP
HBP
CBD stonesStandardEmphysemaRetroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD, ERPD
Gastrointestinal decompression
22

67/M*Arthrolithiasis
COPD, Billroth II
gastrectomy
CBD stonesStandardAbdominal pain
Incision bleeding
Retroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD
Gastrointestinal decompression
25

60/FPancreatitis
HBP
CBD stonesPre-cutSymptomlessRetroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD
Gastrointestinal decompression
7

60/MCOPDCholangio-carcinomaPeritonitisAfferent limb perforationSurgery (suture lesion and drainage abdominal cavity and CBD)18

53/FCBD stonesPeritonitisAfferent limb perforationSurgery (suture lesion, T-tube drainage after removing CBD stones, and drainage of abdominal cavity)14

56/MDiabetesCBD stonesPeritonitisAfferent limb perforationSurgery (suture lesion, T-tube drainage after removing CBD stones, and drainage of abdominal cavity)13

63/FCBD stonesPre-cutEmphysemaRetroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD, ERPD
Gastrointestinal decompression
7

65/MCBD stonesStandardEmphysemaRetroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD
Gastrointestinal decompression
7

58/FCBD stonesStandardSymptomlessRetroperitoneal
Perforation
ENBD
Gastrointestinal decompression
6

The conservative treatment included ENBD, NG suction, fasting, intravenous fluids, PPI, somatostatin (SS) and broad-spectrum antibiotics for 5 to 7 days. *The patient had to take NSAID for two years, and had complicated preampullary perforation and incision bleeding. The incision bleeding stopped by conservative treatment through adding antihemorrhagic 24 h after perforation.