Prevention of bile Pai Shi decoction Therapeutic effect of biliary calculi recurrence after stone extraction
Abstract
Objective to explore the therapeutic effect and application value of bile duct stone decoction in preventing and treating biliary calculi recurrence after stone extraction operation.method selection2015year1Month ~9Month Our hospital admitted the gall-stone patientsExample as a research object,All patients were treated with laparoscopic minimally invasive treatment of bile ductSurgery,torandomly divided into control group and observation group,eachExample.patients in control group are given regular inflammation,Pain Relief treatment,Observation Group of patients in the control group of the baseTogive preventative treatment to the prepared bile duct soup on the top of the table.,The recovery time of gastrointestinal function and the recovery of gallbladder systolic function were compared between the two groups of patientsconditions, etc.,and a two-year follow-up on it,Compare the recurrence rate of calculi in two groups of patients.results to observe the two groups of patients with gastrointestinal function recovery, the andgallbladder systolic function recovery, and other indicators,All visible Observation group significantly below control group,The difference is statistically significant(corpse<0.05).A two-year follow-upto the patient,Parallel Color Doppler review visible,The recurrence rate of the stones in the observation group and the control group was"", respectively.2.27%and18.18%,The difference is statistically significant(corpse<0.05).Conclusion Laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery for gallstone patients after Operation,give Lee Gall pai stone Soup for thePreventative treatment,It can not only promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function and gallbladder contraction function.,and the recurrence rate of postoperative biliary calculi is significantly lower,benefitsfrom improving effect of minimally invasive surgery,has clinical extension and application value.
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