What Are The Adaptive Signs Of PTCD?

Percutaneous transhepatobiliary drainage (PTCD).

Indications: 1. Malignant obstructive jaundice that cannot be resected surgically, such as pancreatic cancer.

2. Primary biliary malignancy.

3. Obstructive jaundice caused by middle and advanced liver cancer.

4. Metastatic tumor in the hilar region, enlarged lymph nodes compression of the common bile duct.

5. Various factors lead to the high risk of surgical operation, such as the elderly and infirm, poor cardiopulmonary function, complex anatomical structure of the surgical site, and difficult operation. 6, temporary drainage before surgery, in order to improve liver function and systemic conditions, reduce the risk of surgery, to prepare for surgery, so that because of poor liver function can not surgery can also achieve the purpose of surgical treatment.

7. Postoperative biliary stricture.

8. Biliary stricture after local radiotherapy.

9. Congenital biliary stricture.

In recent years, percutaneous transhepatobiliary stent drainage (EMBE) developed on the basis of PTCD removes the external drainage tube, overcomes the shortcomings of patients carrying drainage bags or bottles, relieves the psychological burden of patients, and facilitates their life.

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