Clinical Study

Bedside Biliary Drainage without Fluoroscopy for Critically Ill Patients

Table 1

ERCP indications, procedure, and adverse events in 80 patients (, %).

Indications

 Choledocholithiasis46 (57.5)
 Gallstone pancreatitis25 (31.25)
 Perihilar cholangiocarcinoma2 (2.5)
 Distal cholangiocarcinoma1 (1.25)
 Carcinoma of duodenal papilla2 (2.5)
 Pancreatic carcinoma1 (1.25)
 Hematobilia1 (1.25)
 Biliary leakage1 (1.25)
 Traumatic hepatic rupture1 (1.25)
Procedure
 Cannulation
  Succeed75 (93.75)
  Faileda5 (6.25)
 ERBD54 (67.5)
 ENBD20 (25)
 EST2 (2.5)
 ERPD3 (3.75)
 Stone extraction1 (1.25)
Adverse events
 Mild acute pancreatitis1 (1.25)
Mortalityb29 (36.25)
APACHE II score
 ERBDc
 ENBD

EST: endoscopic sphincterotomy; ERPD: endoscopic retrograde pancreatic drainage. aIncluding failed in finding the duodenal papilla (), edema of the duodenal papilla (), and rigidity of duodenal papilla (); bincluding multiple organ failure (), myocardial infarction (), and hemorrhage of necrotic pancreatitis (); cno difference between ERBD and ENBD, , .