Biliary drainage is generally performed in two surgical modalities, retrograde cholangiopancreatography stenting (ERCP) or percutaneous hepatic cholangiopericytostomy drainage. The advantages of these two approaches are less invasive and faster recovery.
1. ERCP: Duodenoscopy through the mouth, esophagus, stomach, duodenum to reach the duodenum at the duodenal large papilla, can be endoscopically placed stent, and then the bile is diverted into the duodenum.
2. A catheter can also be implanted in the bile duct by means of percutaneous hepatic puncture under ultrasound guidance, and bile can then be drained.
After drainage, if there are symptoms such as pale face, panic, cold sweat, etc., you should consider whether there is bleeding or not, and inform your doctor promptly if you have any uncomfortable symptoms.
Diet should be supplemented with nutrients. In addition, patients should pay attention to keep their mood happy and do appropriate exercise.