Intra-and Post ERCP morbidity and mortality after 500 cases in Assiut

Abstract EN

Endoscopic retrograde ckntungio-paner&ttoff'ctp/iy has become one of tftc mas! ustfiil diagnostic and therapeutic loo/en for biliJry-p&Kreatic disease* and is considered as ikv gold standard approach m this aspect.

flowiW, ERCV carries some tula iind' corrjiilctiiians.

fortunately, major and serious complications, are adreemiy rare.

In this work, 500 cases undergoing ERCl* were rundomi} selected to study lliese complications the study reveals that most vftltese complications art mild, and of tow inddtrtce.

Complications encountered during ERi'P included complications of splintciertrtomy in the form of bfaeding, p.ntcreaUc duct injiuy and retroduedemJ perforation in about #% of cases., complications of stone extraction as Needing failed isthotrcpsy, ot basket impaction »as encountered in 6.

°% of cases.

Post ERCP complications encountered were pancreatitis in 3%, hyperamylasemla in 3%.

choIartgiiiT in 1.6% and stent complication* as migration, slipping, malfunction or early closing in 3.2% of cases.

Foriunatcr}', mortality during theprocedut e wot zero percent, within 41 hours after FRCP 0.4$'> and 30 days mortality was 08% of cues.