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The forefinger treatment zone lasik order 35 mg actonel with mastercard, introduced through the duodenotomy, detects the papilla as a small, thick elevation. The duodenotomy is performed above the junction of the second and third portions of the duodenum; the surgeon takes into account that the papilla usually is located at the junction of the upper two thirds and lower third of the second part of the duodenum. The duodenal incision may be longitudinal or transverse; both types are suitable, provided that the suture of such incisions is always transverse. We prefer a longitudinal incision, because if the retractor on the duodenum widens the duodenotomy, this occurs longitudinally. In the case of a transverse duodenotomy, any inadvertent extension would cause a transverse enlargement of the wound. Identification of the Papilla After the duodenal incision, the papilla is readily shown on the medial duodenal wall in 15% to 20% of patients. When the papilla is not readily visible, it should be detected by displacement and flattening of the mucosal folds. This should be done with great care to avoid tearing of the mucosa, which would hinder good exposure. If this is not the case, digital palpation can be used running the forefinger, introduced through the duodenotomy, across the medial duodenal wall. This maneuver should never be performed with rigid catheters because this may result in the formation of false passages. Sometimes a very small papilla is detected, and its catheterization is difficult or impossible. A Nélaton catheter (4 to 5 Fr) is introduced from the outside or via the cystic duct. Following the line of the catheter-and avoiding plastic catheters, which melt when surgical diathermy is applied-the surgeon makes a cut using surgical diathermy. When a sample for biopsy is required, it should be obtained with a scalpel and be taken only from the outer margin of the incision. Sutures should be placed only on the outer margin of the sphincterotomy to prevent the risk of damage to the duct of Wirsung. The opening of the duct of Wirsung usually is identified as a small orifice from which clear, colorless pancreatic juice flows. Sphincteroplasty After the papilla has been identified, it is exposed by gentle extraction with an Allis or similar clamp. This clamp is applied laterally, never medially, to avoid trauma to the duct of Wirsung A. The duodenotomy is kept open by a suitable retractor placed in the upper margin of the duodenal incision. The papilla is exposed by gentle traction with an Allis clamp placed laterally, never medially, to avoid trauma to the duct of Wirsung. Sphincteroplasty is completed when the incision is 10 to 21 mm long, and a Randall forceps can be introduced easily into the common bile duct to extract stones or other foreign bodies. The problem of residual stones is best prevented with choledochoscopy; the endoscope is introduced via the sphincteroplasty.

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Curtis, 48 years: Excellent discussions of the natural history, clinical presentation, and management of these fistulae have been reported by Constant and Turcotte (1968), Feller and colleagues (1980), and Sarr and colleagues (1981).

Lester, 57 years: Proponents argue that routine cholangiography is a safe, accurate, quick, and cost-effective method for evaluating the bile duct (Amott et al, 2005; Wenner et al, 2005).

Dawson, 23 years: The imaging characteristics are nonspecific; only resection and pathologic examination can reliably differentiate the two conditions.

Ivan, 29 years: Tekola B, et al: Percutaneous gastrostomy tube placement to perform transgastrostomy endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography in patients with RouxenY anatomy, Dig Dis Sci 56(11):3364­3369, 2011.

Innostian, 41 years: Caution must be used when assessing enhancement using the hepatobiliary contrast agent gadoxetate disodium, however, as the overlapping extracellular phase and hepatobiliary excretion of this contrast may confound the typical hemangioma enhancement and lead to "pseudowashout" in late dynamic phase, making characterization more difficult (Goshima et al, 2010).

Avogadro, 35 years: A persistent two or threefold elevation of the alkaline phosphatase level is typical (Gordon, 2008).

Seruk, 65 years: Note the discontinuous peripheral nodular, clumplike enhancement (arrow)withinthehemangioma.