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Biliární leak po jaterních resekcích: retrospektivní analýza vlastního souboru
Bile leakage after liver resection: A retrospective cohort study
Bile leakage after liver resection: A retrospective cohort study
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Rozhledy v chirurgii : měsíčník Československé chirurgické společnosti pro tvorbu domácí a rozhledy po chirurgii zahraniční | 2015 Volume:94 | Number:12
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Úvod: Existuje mnoho studií věnujících se problematice biliárních komplikací po jaterních resekcích. Přes zlepšení operační techniky a perioperační péče má incidence této komplikace spíše vzrůstající charakter. Byly analyzovány četné prediktivní faktory. Na jejich vliv na vznik biliárního leaku doposud nepanuje shoda. Za cíl analýzy jsme si stanovili zhodnotit incidenci biliárního leaku, jeho vliv na mortalitu a na dobu hospitalizace na našem pracovišti. Současně jsme provedli rozbor známých prediktivních faktorů. Metoda: Autoři retrospektivně analyzují soubor 146 nemocných, u kterých byla na Chirurgické klinice 2. LF Univerzity Karlovy a ÚVN, Praha v období 2010–2013 provedena jaterní resekce. K vyhodnocení biliárního leaku jsme užili současnou uznávanou klasifikaci ISGLS (International Study Group of Liver Surgery). Závažnost komplikace byla stanovena dle Clavien-Dindo. Statistickou významnost prediktivních faktorů jsme určili pomocí Fisherova exaktního testu a Studentova t-testu. Výsledky: Incidence biliárního leaku byla 21 %. Dle ISGLS bylo 6,5 % pacientů zařazeno do skupiny typu A, v 61,2 % se jednalo o leak B a v 32,3 % o leak typu C. Stupeň závažnosti dle Clavien-Dindo I-II, IIIa, IIIb, IV a V byl v poměru 19,3 %, 42 %, 9,7 %, 9,7 %, resp. 19,3 %. Jako statisticky významné jsme stanovili tyto faktory: operaci pro malignitu (p<0,001), velkou jaterní resekci (p=0,001), dobu operace (p<0,001), vyšší peroperační krevní ztrátu (p=0,02), konstrukci HJA (p=0,005), portální venózní embolizaci/two-stage chirurgii (p=0,009) a ASA skóre (p=0,02). Biliární leak významně prodloužil dobu hospitalizace (p<0,001). V souboru pacientů s biliárním leakem byla 23krát vyšší perioperační mortalita (p<0,001) než v souboru bez leaku. Závěr: Biliární leak je jednou z nejzávažnějších komplikací jaterních resekcí. Většina rizikových faktorů je těžko ovlivnitelných a na jejich vliv nepanuje jednoznačná shoda. Incidenci by mohly redukovat diskutované peroperační leak testy. V budoucnu bude třeba dále pracovat na zlepšení perioperačního managementu a techniky k prevenci vzniku této závažné komplikace. V léčbě se uplatňuje multidisciplinární přístup.
Introduction: Many previous reports have focused on bile leakage after liver resection. Despite the improvements in surgical techniques and perioperative care the incidence of this complication rather keeps increasing. A number of predictive factors have been analyzed. There is still no consensus regarding their influence on the formation of bile leakage. The objective of our analysis was to evaluate the incidence of bile leakage, its impact on mortality and duration of hospitalization at our department. At the same time, we conducted an analysis of known predictive factors. Method: The authors present a retrospective review of the set of 146 patients who underwent liver resection at the Department of Surgery of the 2nd Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University and Central Military Hospital Prague, performed between 2010−2013. We used the current ISGLS (International Study Group of Liver Surgery) classification to evaluate the bile leakage. The severity of this complication was determined according to the Clavien-Dindo classification system. Statistical significance of the predictive factors was determined using Fisher‘s exact test and Student‘s t-test. Results: The incidence of bile leakage was 21%. According to ISGLS classification the A, B, and C rates were 6.5%, 61.2%, and 32.3%, respectively. The severity of bile leakage according to the Clavien-Dindo classification system – I-II, IIIa, IIIb, IV and V rates were 19.3%, 42%, 9.7%, 9.7%, and 19.3%, respectively. We determined the following predictive factors as statistically significant: surgery for malignancy (p<0.001), major hepatic resection (p=0.001), operative time (p<0.001), high intraoperative blood loss (p=0.02), construction of HJA (p=0.005), portal venous embolization/two-stage surgery (p=0.009) and ASA score (p=0.02). Bile leakage significantly prolonged hospitalization time (p<0.001). In the group of patients with bile leakage the perioperative mortality was 23 times higher (p<0.001) than in the group with no leakage. Conclusion: Bile leakage is one of the most serious complications of liver surgery. Most of the risk factors are not easily controllable and there is no clear consensus on their influence. Intraoperative leak tests could probably reduce the incidence of bile leakage. In the future, further studies will be required to improve the perioperative management and techniques to prevent such serious complications. Multidisciplinary approach is essential in the treatment.
K. Menclová, F. Bělina, J. Pudil, D. Langer, M. Ryska
Introduction: Many previous reports have focused on bile leakage after liver resection. Despite the improvements in surgical techniques and perioperative care the incidence of this complication rather keeps increasing. A number of predictive factors have been analyzed. There is still no consensus regarding their influence on the formation of bile leakage. The objective of our analysis was to evaluate the incidence of bile leakage, its impact on mortality and duration of hospitalization at our department. At the same time, we conducted an analysis of known predictive factors. Method: The authors present a retrospective review of the set of 146 patients who underwent liver resection at the Department of Surgery of the 2nd Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University and Central Military Hospital Prague, performed between 2010−2013. We used the current ISGLS (International Study Group of Liver Surgery) classification to evaluate the bile leakage. The severity of this complication was determined according to the Clavien-Dindo classification system. Statistical significance of the predictive factors was determined using Fisher‘s exact test and Student‘s t-test. Results: The incidence of bile leakage was 21%. According to ISGLS classification the A, B, and C rates were 6.5%, 61.2%, and 32.3%, respectively. The severity of bile leakage according to the Clavien-Dindo classification system – I-II, IIIa, IIIb, IV and V rates were 19.3%, 42%, 9.7%, 9.7%, and 19.3%, respectively. We determined the following predictive factors as statistically significant: surgery for malignancy (p<0.001), major hepatic resection (p=0.001), operative time (p<0.001), high intraoperative blood loss (p=0.02), construction of HJA (p=0.005), portal venous embolization/two-stage surgery (p=0.009) and ASA score (p=0.02). Bile leakage significantly prolonged hospitalization time (p<0.001). In the group of patients with bile leakage the perioperative mortality was 23 times higher (p<0.001) than in the group with no leakage. Conclusion: Bile leakage is one of the most serious complications of liver surgery. Most of the risk factors are not easily controllable and there is no clear consensus on their influence. Intraoperative leak tests could probably reduce the incidence of bile leakage. In the future, further studies will be required to improve the perioperative management and techniques to prevent such serious complications. Multidisciplinary approach is essential in the treatment.
K. Menclová, F. Bělina, J. Pudil, D. Langer, M. Ryska