Research Article
Clinical Features and Surgical Management of Bile Duct Cyst in Adults
Table 2
Postoperative complications and treatment of patients with BDC.
| Complication | | Treatment | | Clavien-Dindo grade |
| Group 1: primary BDC resection patients () | Fever | 11 | Antipyretic | 11 | I | Bile duct infection | 7 | Antibiotic agents | 7 | II | Ascites | 4 | CT-guided puncture drainage | 4 | IIIa | Biliary leakage | 2 | Bearing drainage tubesa | 1 | I | | | Operation | 1 | IIIb | Hemorrhage | 2 | Blood transfusion | 1 | II | | | Operation | 1 | IIIb | Gastroplegia | 2 | Parenteral nutrition | 2 | II | Pancreatic leakage | 1 | Bearing drainage tubesa | 1 | I |
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| Group 2: reoperation patients () | Fever | 1 | Antipyretic | 1 | I | Bile duct infection | 1 | Antibiotic agents | 1 | II | Ascites | 1 | CT-guided puncture drainage | 1 | IIIa | Biliary leakage | 1 | Bearing drainage tubesa | 1 | I | Wound infection | 1 | Wound dressing | 1 | I |
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BDC: bile duct cyst; CT: computed tomography. aThe drainage tubes were placed during the index operation.
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