ERCP/Pancreatitis Part 1by
Jaime Wallace
and there is a lot more narrowing of the smaller ducts and the common bileduct now has a dominant stricture. He didn't like the location of the stricture so he took some brushings of it to send in for biopsy...
Biliary Atresiaby
Dr. Anshu Gupta
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The liver damage incurred from biliary atresia is caused by injury and loss (atresia) of the bileducts that are responsible for draining bile from the liver. Bile is made by the liver and passes through the bileducts...
ERCPby
Jaime Wallace
Rick will be having an ERCP tomorrow (wednesday) afternoon. He has to check in at the hospital at 2:30 for a 4:00 procedure. It should take about 90 minutes, after which he will need to be in recovery for another 90 minute
ERCP/Pancreatitis Part 2by
Jaime Wallace
about what might be happening. His biggest worry was that there might be a hole in the bileduct somewhere that was leaking...
ERCP/Pancreatitis Part 4by
Jaime Wallace
Rick's IV continued to drip his only source of nutrition at a quick pace. It also pumped him full of different antibiotics and his pain meds. After around 60 hours without anything by mouth he was allowed to have his first d
ERCP/Pancreatitis Part 3by
Jaime Wallace
When we arrived on the fifth floor we discovered that Rick would have a roommate. Apparently the hospital was very full that night. I had this sinking feeling because I knew that I wasn't supposed to stay in the room when th
Pancreatitis Sucks!!!!!!!by
Jaime Wallace
So as many of you know by following my Twitters on my sidebar, Rick is in the hospital with pancreatitis. He had his ERCP on wednesday and he developed a severe case of pancreatitis. It was so bad that I honestly thought h
Diagnosis
... injected into your bloodstream so that it concentrates in your bile ducts , and gallbladder, or it is inserted into your bile d ... » Read on
Symptoms
... is is because a tumor in the head of the pancreas can block the bile duct, which is responsible for carrying bile (a fluid that ... » Read on