Case Series
Morphological Characteristics of Biliary Strictures after Liver Transplantation Visualized Using SpyGlass™ Cholangioscopy
Table 1
Patient demographics and stricture morphological characteristics.
| Case no. | Age (yr) | Sex | Ethnicity | BMI | Number of days after transplant to initial diagnosis | Morphological characteristics found using the SDDVS |
| 1 | 71 | M | Caucasian | 23 | 384 | Pinhole inflammatory fibrotic bile duct stricture; anastomosis with excess exudate; not amenable to stenting | 2 | 62 | F | Hispanic | 25 | 56 | Severely tight anastomotic stricture; pinhole orifice; amenable to stenting | 3 | 64 | M | Caucasian | 31 | 25 | Anastomotic bile duct stricture with persistent scarring | 4 | 49 | F | Caucasian | 46 | 132 | Scarring in the common bile duct but no narrowing; ostia of the hepatic ducts appeared to be normal | 5 | 62 | M | African American | 30 | 71 | August 28, 2018: web-like stricture at the anastomosis | November 14, 2019: scarring in the anastomosis with a healthier mucosa in the proximal common bile duct |
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SDDVS, SpyGlass™ DS Direct Visualization System. BMI, body mass index.
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