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Explain the value of endoscpic ultrasonography in the diagnosic of biliary obstruction
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Objective: Explain the value of endoscpic ultrasonography (EUS) in the diagnosic of biliary obstruction. Subject and method: 62 patients with bile duct stones were treated at the Gastroenterrology department of the 108 Military Central Hospital from January 2017 to April 2018. Evaluate the value of EUS by comparision with the gold standard ERCP. Result: Male 56.4%, female 43.6%, M/F = 1.3; the clinical mainly a Charcot: Right lower rib pain 72.6%, fever 48.3%, jaundice 45.1%. EUS correct bile duct stone were 88.9%. EUS and ERCP have hight similarity in the diagnosis of bile duct stones with K = 0.721. In the diagnosis of bile duct stones the EUS had a sensitivity of 88.9%, specificity is 87.5%, correct diagnosis value is 88.7%. Conclusion: EUS is very valuable in the diagnosis of biliary obstruction.
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