The interal changes of immunoglobulins in serum and bile among the rabbit models in partial biliary obstruction group (BO),partial biliary obstruction with infection group(BOI)and normal controls(Con)were studied. Concentrations of serum immunoglobulin A(IgA)in BO and BOI groups increase remarkably in all phases(Plt;0.001),Concentrations of serum IgG in both groups increase with the formation of gallstones. The IgG and IgA contents of bile samples in BO and BOI groups with negetive bacterial culture were much higher than that of the control group(Plt;0.05),but the Ig contents of bile with postive culture slightly lower than that of the control group.This experiment suggest in the formation of gallstones,the immunoglobulins of serum and bile had changed significantly.The Ig contents of bile have a relationship with the bacterial infection. Immunoglobulin A takes an important role in gallstone formation.
The change of Ig-forming cells in the gallbladder mucoderm were studied in the rabbit models.One hundred rabbits were randomly divided into the control group(Con,n=10),simple biliary obstruction group(BO,n=45)and biliary obstruction and infection group(BOI,n=45).The results showed that only a few Ig-forming cells presented in the gallbladder mucoderm of normal rabbit.At the 3rd,7th and 14th day,the quantities of IgG and IgA-forming cells in the mucoderm in BO group remained unchange,but increased much higher in BOI group(Plt;0.001),especially in IgG formation.This study suggests that the gallbladder of rabbit may be the important place of Ig-formation.The quantities of Ig-forming cells in bilitary tract may have a close relationship with the gallstone formation.
31 cases of iatrogenic cholangic injury reported. 28 cases followed from 9 months to 6 years. iatrogenic cholangic injury is not an uncommon occurence main cases are inregular procedures, and carelessness in this group, only 9 cases were found intraoperatively. The main manifestations after injury were aggravating jaundice and/or bilious peritonitis. Symptoms, signs, B-type ultrsound and sometimes ERCP were used for diagnosis. Once the injury ascertained ends are the best treatment, an alternative Roux-Y Cholangiojejunostomy was also commonly used. In this group, 4 cases received the first methos and all with good results; 23 patients treated by the second methos, 17 were uneventful, 4 experienced more or less abdomenal pain, 2 suffered difinite repeated cholangitis and another 1 died.