Laparoscopy-assisted micropercutaneous choledocholithotripsy with holmium laser in a cholecystectomized patient: an initial report

Kaan Gökçen; Mustafa Atabey; Pınar Gökçen; Gökhan Gökçen

doi:10.5114/wiitm.2017.72328

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Laparoscopy-assisted micropercutaneous choledocholithotripsy with holmium laser in a cholecystectomized patient: an initial report

Kaan Gökçen

,

Mustafa Atabey

,

Pınar Gökçen

,

Gökhan Gökçen

Videosurgery Miniinv 2017; 12 (4): 443–447

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5114/wiitm.2017.72328

Online publish date: 2017/12/29

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We present a novel minimally invasive technique, laparoscopy-assisted micropercutaneous choledocholithotripsy, for choledocholithiasis that cannot be treated with other endoscopic techniques. This technique includes standard laparoscopic exploration of the common bile duct, combined with an all-seeing needle and holmium laser lithotripsy. As is known, an all-seeing needle is used in micropercutaneous nephrolithotomy for middle-sized renal stones. In this technique, an all-seeing needle was inserted into the dilatated common bile duct under laparoscopic vision and then a lithotripsy procedure was performed with a holmium laser behind the biliary stent. A cholecystectomized female patient with a 21-mm stone in the common bile duct who previously underwent an unsuccessful endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography procedure was operated on in our service with laparoscopy-assisted micropercutaneous choledocholithotomy without a T-tube. This novel procedure was completed uneventfully and the patient was discharged without any complications. In the future, this procedure will hopefully be a treatment modality in choledocholithiasis that cannot be treated by other minimally invasive techniques.

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Laparoscopy-assisted micropercutaneous choledocholithotripsy with holmium laser in a cholecystectomized patient: an initial report

Kaan Gökçen , Mustafa Atabey , Pınar Gökçen , Gökhan Gökçen

laparoscopy, micropercutaneous, choledocholithotripsy

Kaan Gökçen

,

Mustafa Atabey

,

Pınar Gökçen

,

Gökhan Gökçen