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Losada, M. Hector

Andres Troncoso, T.

Jorge Silva, A.

Luis Acencio, B.

Oriel Arias, R.

Norberto Portillo, L.

Calidad de vida posterior a reconstrucción de vía biliar

Quality of life of patients who underwent a bile duct reconstruction

SOC MEDICA SANTIAGO

REVISTA MEDICA DE CHILE

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Background: Bile duct reconstruction (BDR) secondary to bile duct injury during cholecystectomy (BDIC) is a complex surgery, and an important issue is the quality of life (QL) after the procedure. Aim: To compare the QL of a cohort of patients who underwent BDR due to BDIC with a cohort of patients who underwent a cholecystectomy without incidents. Material and Methods: The cohort was composed of 32 patients aged 47 +/- 18 years (78% women) who underwent BDR due to BDIC. For purposes of comparison, a cohort of patients who underwent a cholecystectomy without incident was chosen. These cohorts were paired 1:1 by age (+/- 1 year), gender and type of surgery. The SF-36 quality of life survey was applied in person or by telephone. The score was calculated as proposed by the RAND group. Results: The cohort of BDR patients was comprised of 32 patients, with an average age of 47 +/- 17.6 years, with a predominance of women (78%). The mean number of hospitalization days among BDR patients was 20 +/- 11.8. The average follow-up was 7 +/- 5 years. The mean score of patients undergoing RVB or cholecystectomy without complications was evaluated, without finding differences in the score of the different domains of the SF-36 scale. Conclusions: In the present study no significant differences were found in QL between the patients with BDIC who underwent BDR and patients who underwent a cholecystectomy without complications.

2022

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10.4067/s0034-98872022000700861

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Bile Ducts

Cholecystectomy

Quality of Life

Medicina general e interna

Conductos biliares

Colecistectomía

Calidad de vida

versión publicada

dorada

verde

acceso abierto

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WOS:000968680000003

861.0

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CC BY 4.0

CC BY 4.0