Surgical treatment of XXXX of the biliary system.

@entity1 @entity82 @entity101 @entity548 @entity326 @entity1575 @entity384 @entity2941 @entity254 @entity13550 @entity253 @entity99
Over a total of 1612 @entity1 undergoing surgery for @entity253 , in 6 cases a @entity384 of intrahepatic bile-ducts suggestive of @entity13550 was diagnosed. One @entity1 with multiple dilatation of intrahepatic bile ducts and @entity326 was treated by external drainage without improvement and died. Two @entity1 were treated by left hepatectomy. One case was treated by right extended @entity99 . One @entity1 with @entity1575 and @entity548 oesophageal varices was treated by a distal splenorenal shunt. The last @entity1 showed the association of a @entity2941 and @entity384 of the left intrahepatic bile ducts. She was treated by resection of the cyst and biliary-jejunal @entity254 . Five @entity1 had satisfactory recovery from the operation. They are leading a normal life, and are symptom-free. The different forms of treatment are discussed confirming that the best surgical technique on @entity1 with partial @entity384 of bile ducts is liver resection. When the extrahepatic bile ducts are affected, biliary-jejunal diversion is necessary. If a @entity2941 is present, the removal of the cyst is the most radical approach. When @entity82 and @entity101 with @entity548 varices are diagnosed, portosystemic shunt is necessary.
