Endoscopic treatment of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity788 @entity9975 @entity656 @entity548 @entity5990 @entity255 @entity2877
The authors report on their experience with endoscopic treatment of @entity2877 . Out of a total of 363 successful procedures of endoscopic papillosphincterotomy (EPS), @entity2877 was the indication for EPS in 270 @entity1 (74.4%). Most often, EPS and extraction were performed in @entity1 after cholecystectomy (79.6%) and those with @entity2877 and an in situ gallbladder, but free of stones (13.4%). In @entity1 with concomitant @entity9975 , EPS was carried out only in those cases in which surgery was contraindicated. EPS was performed in four cases of @entity656 . Removal of stones from the choledochus was successful in 95.5%. Of the total of 363 successful EPS's, complications were observed in 17 cases (4.7%), with a mortality of 1.1% (4 deaths). Most frequently, the causes included @entity548 (1.9%) and perforation (1.1%). Of other complications, the authors noted acute @entity788 , acute @entity255 and @entity5990 in the hepatocholedochus in two cases each. The complications required emergency surgery in six @entity1 (35.3%).
