Gallstone ileus. A review of 39 cases with emphasis on surgical treatment

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Gallstone ileus. A review of 39 cases with emphasis on surgical treatment. / Hesselfeldt, P; Jess, Per.

I: Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica, Bind 148, Nr. 5, 01.01.1982, s. 431-3.

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Hesselfeldt, P & Jess, P 1982, 'Gallstone ileus. A review of 39 cases with emphasis on surgical treatment', Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica, bind 148, nr. 5, s. 431-3.

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Hesselfeldt, P., & Jess, P. (1982). Gallstone ileus. A review of 39 cases with emphasis on surgical treatment. Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica, 148(5), 431-3.

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Hesselfeldt P, Jess P. Gallstone ileus. A review of 39 cases with emphasis on surgical treatment. Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica. 1982 jan. 1;148(5):431-3.

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Hesselfeldt, P ; Jess, Per. / Gallstone ileus. A review of 39 cases with emphasis on surgical treatment. I: Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica. 1982 ; Bind 148, Nr. 5. s. 431-3.

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N2 - A series of 39 cases of gallstone ileus is presented. The median follow-up period was 6 1/2 years (range 4 months-20 years). Surgical treatment was primarily performed in 36 cases. The overall operative mortality rate was 14%. In two cases the initial operation was one-stage enterolithotomy, fistula repair and cholecystectomy. In one of these cases a second operation had to be performed 18 months later, because of choledochal stones. Five of the 29 patients who survived initial simple removal of stone subsequently had biliary-duct related symptoms, all within the first three postoperative years. Re-operation was necessary in only three of these five cases (11% of the series). The study led to the conclusion that initial surgery for gallstone ileus should be limited to removal of obstructing stones. Recent literature, indicating increased mortality following one-stage repair, supports this conclusion.

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