Presented by Daniel Bougere Jones at the Your Session: Management of Complications of Bariatric Surgery held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Friday, March 24, 2017
Keyword(s): acalculous cholecystitis, asymptomatic, balloon retrieval, bariatric surgeons, basket, biliary colic, biliary dyskinesia, biliary tract disease, calcium channel blockers, camera, CBDE, CBDS, CCK, cholangiogram, cholangiography, cholecystokinine, choledocholithiasis, choledochoscope, cholodochotomy, common bile duct, common bile duct exploration, common bile duct stones, critical view, CT scan, EGD, ejection fraction, ERCP, estrogen, flexible choledochoscope, gallbladder, gallbladder dysmotility, gallstones, gastrointestinal suite, GI suite, HIDA scan, hydrophilic guidewire, instrumentation, interventional radiologist, intraoperative, IR, lap chole, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, laparoscopic common bile duct exploration, laparoscopic gastric bypass, LCBDE, LFTs, liver, liver function tests, management, medication, MRI, open common bile duct, open gastric bypass, padded graspers, pain, pathology, postoperative, pouch, preoperative assessment, primary closure, resident, residents, right upper quadrant, Roux limb, Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, RUQ, RYGB, SAGES Masters program, saline, sheath, simulation center, snare, sphincterotomy, stomach, symptomatic, T-tube, team, train, transcystic exploration, transgastric, ulcer, ultrasound, ursodiol, UT Southwestern, UTSW, vagus, weight loss, work-up
Rationale–43 sec
Preop assessment–1:06
Open era–1:13
Lap era–1:31 Am J Surg 1995
CBDS–2:09
Asymptomatic gallstones–2:24
CVS–2:34
CBDS after RYGB–2:48
ERCP-ES–3:25
Transgastric ERCP–3:35
Transcystic exploration–3:54
After significant weight loss–4:12
Challenges–5:20
Deliberate practice–7:12
Biliary dyskinesia–7:24
Conclusion–9:48