• The Second Department of General Surgery ERCP Treatment Center, The First Hospital of Lanzhou University, Gansu Province Key Laboratory of Digestive Tumors, Lanzhou 730030, ChinaCorresponding Author: LI Xun, E-mail: lxdr21@sohu.com;
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Objective  To explore the clinical application in the prevention of post-ERCP pancreatitis (PEP) for high-risk patients undergoing endoscopic duct stent placement.
Methods  The clinical data of 112 patients with high-risk PEP between January 2005 and June 2010 in this hospital were analyzed retrospectively. According to stents placement or not, 112 patients were divided into stent placement group (n=52) treated by ERCP and stents placement and non-stent placement group (n=60) treated by ERCP without stent retaining. PEP was diagnosed according to Cotton standard, the incidence rate of PEP was compared between two groups and the high-risk influencing factors were analyzed.
Results  According to Cotton standard, there were only 3 patients (5.8%) diagnosed PEP in the stent placement group, all symptoms disappeared on 48 h after operation, without a diagnosis for severe acute pancreatitis. There were 9 patients (15.0%) diagnosed PEP in the non-stent placement group, and 2 patients were severe acute pancreatitis, The status was better undergoing fasting, aprotinin, anti-inflammatory, and enteral nutrition supporting treatment. The incidence of PEP was associated with younger women (age ≤45 years), Oddi sphincter dysfunction, and no dilation of bile duct (P lt;0.05).
Conclusion  It can obviously reduce PEP occurrence in high-risk patients with stent placement.

Citation: LI Xun,ZHU Xiaoliang,ZHOU Wence,MENG Wenbo,ZHANG Lei,ZHANG Hui,LI Qiong,PU Xiaojin,CHEN Ying,XU Dongxia.. Clinical Application of ERCP in Postoperative Pancreatitis Prevention for High-Risk Patients after Endoscopic Duct Stents. CHINESE JOURNAL OF BASES AND CLINICS IN GENERAL SURGERY, 2010, 17(10): 1006-1009. doi: Copy