The Hepaticojejunostomy Technique with Intra-Anastomotic Stent in Biliary Diseases and Its Evolution throughout the Years: A Technical Analysis

Table 1

Milestones of the evolution of biliary diversion techniques.

Author	Year	Technique	Novelty
Reid [10]	1921	CJ	First report of the technique
Sanders [12]	1949	HJ	First report of the technique
Allbritten Jr. [15]	1953	RYCJ	First report of the technique
Allen [16] and Warren [17]	1956	CJ	Introduction of a modified CJ technique
Bismuth et al. [18]	1978	RYHJ	Feasibility and safety study
Bismuth et al. [22]	1987	RYHJ	First application in liver transplantation
Röthlin et al. [7]	1998	Lap RYHJ	First retrospective analysis on the safety and feasibility
Nagino et al. [28]	2002	RYHJ	Limb placed via the retrocolic-retrogastric route in obese patients
Kang et al. [31]	2007	Robotic-assisted RYHJ	First experience in clinical setting
Diao et al. [32]	2012	SILS RYHJ	Performed using conventional instruments in children with choledochal cysts