FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1972675711> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1972675711 endingPage "391" @default.
• W1972675711 startingPage "385" @default.
• W1972675711 abstract "During a 17-year period, 40 infants less than 1 year of age were investigated for cholelithiasis; 32 infants were seen within the past 10 years. Seventeen of them had no recognizable predisposing factors. In 6 infants, gallbladder lithiasis was a fortuitous finding on a plain radiograph or sonogram with no signs of common bile duct obstruction; under conservative management, no complications of lithiasis were observed on follow-up of 3 infants and spontaneous resolution occurred in 2 others. In the remaining 34 infants with lithiasis of the common duct or cystic duct or both, the initial symptoms were cholestatic jaundice in 21, acholic stools in 8, sepsis in 4, and abdominal pain in 1. Ultrasonography, performed in 33 of them, showed dilation of the biliary tract in 28, and stones in the gallbladder in 13 and in the bile ducts in 10. Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography or operative cholangiography in 26 infants showed stones in the bile ducts in 23. In 3 infants, no lithiasis was visible, suggesting the spontaneous elimination of stones. Treatment was initially surgical in 9 infants, but starting in 1981 interventional radiologic procedures were attempted in 15 infants and were successful in 12. Spontaneous resolution of cholelithiasis occurred in 10 other infants with cholestasis. Recurrence of biliary stones was observed in 3 infants only after a follow-up of 7 months to 10 years. These results suggest that common bile duct lithiasis should be considered among the causes of cholestatic jaundice in infancy, and that some of the gallbladder calculi found in older children may have resulted from a lithogenic process that occurred during fetal life or shortly after birth. Percutaneous cholangiography with biliary drainage appears to be an effective means of treatment of infants with common bile duct obstruction; surgery can then be restricted to a limited number of cases, especially those with associated strictures of the bile ducts. During a 17-year period, 40 infants less than 1 year of age were investigated for cholelithiasis; 32 infants were seen within the past 10 years. Seventeen of them had no recognizable predisposing factors. In 6 infants, gallbladder lithiasis was a fortuitous finding on a plain radiograph or sonogram with no signs of common bile duct obstruction; under conservative management, no complications of lithiasis were observed on follow-up of 3 infants and spontaneous resolution occurred in 2 others. In the remaining 34 infants with lithiasis of the common duct or cystic duct or both, the initial symptoms were cholestatic jaundice in 21, acholic stools in 8, sepsis in 4, and abdominal pain in 1. Ultrasonography, performed in 33 of them, showed dilation of the biliary tract in 28, and stones in the gallbladder in 13 and in the bile ducts in 10. Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography or operative cholangiography in 26 infants showed stones in the bile ducts in 23. In 3 infants, no lithiasis was visible, suggesting the spontaneous elimination of stones. Treatment was initially surgical in 9 infants, but starting in 1981 interventional radiologic procedures were attempted in 15 infants and were successful in 12. Spontaneous resolution of cholelithiasis occurred in 10 other infants with cholestasis. Recurrence of biliary stones was observed in 3 infants only after a follow-up of 7 months to 10 years. These results suggest that common bile duct lithiasis should be considered among the causes of cholestatic jaundice in infancy, and that some of the gallbladder calculi found in older children may have resulted from a lithogenic process that occurred during fetal life or shortly after birth. Percutaneous cholangiography with biliary drainage appears to be an effective means of treatment of infants with common bile duct obstruction; surgery can then be restricted to a limited number of cases, especially those with associated strictures of the bile ducts." @default.
• W1972675711 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1972675711 creator A5040550213 @default.
• W1972675711 creator A5055875110 @default.
• W1972675711 creator A5057065832 @default.
• W1972675711 creator A5064965524 @default.
• W1972675711 creator A5085815448 @default.
• W1972675711 date "1993-03-01" @default.
• W1972675711 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W1972675711 title "Cholelithiasis in infancy: A study of 40 cases" @default.
• W1972675711 cites W1715589652 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W1862070397 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W1969245824 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W1973190339 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W1987623684 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W1991822623 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W1998060718 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2017842143 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2026700829 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2038643684 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2041023985 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2048075477 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2056737571 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2058283522 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2071212331 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2073849818 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2080528938 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2088330261 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2098567803 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2100156476 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2128303529 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W2316161460 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W4238883938 @default.
• W1972675711 cites W4323517699 @default.
• W1972675711 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/s0022-3476(05)83421-3" @default.
• W1972675711 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8441092" @default.
• W1972675711 hasPublicationYear "1993" @default.
• W1972675711 type Work @default.
• W1972675711 sameAs 1972675711 @default.
• W1972675711 citedByCount "86" @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112012 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112013 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112014 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112015 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112016 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112018 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112019 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112021 @default.
• W1972675711 countsByYear W19726757112023 @default.
• W1972675711 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1972675711 hasAuthorship W1972675711A5040550213 @default.
• W1972675711 hasAuthorship W1972675711A5055875110 @default.
• W1972675711 hasAuthorship W1972675711A5057065832 @default.
• W1972675711 hasAuthorship W1972675711A5064965524 @default.
• W1972675711 hasAuthorship W1972675711A5085815448 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C141071460 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2775982439 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2776884468 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2776909730 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2777148285 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2777683338 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2778384902 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2778456037 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2778593092 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2778975662 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2779777945 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2780178643 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2780597408 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C2909129861 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConcept C90924648 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C141071460 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2775982439 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2776884468 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2776909730 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2777148285 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2777683338 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2778384902 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2778456037 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2778593092 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2778975662 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2779777945 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2780178643 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2780597408 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C2909129861 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C71924100 @default.
• W1972675711 hasConceptScore W1972675711C90924648 @default.
• W1972675711 hasIssue "3" @default.
• W1972675711 hasLocation W19726757111 @default.
• W1972675711 hasLocation W19726757112 @default.
• W1972675711 hasOpenAccess W1972675711 @default.
• W1972675711 hasPrimaryLocation W19726757111 @default.
• W1972675711 hasRelatedWork W1556357326 @default.
• W1972675711 hasRelatedWork W1983109950 @default.
• W1972675711 hasRelatedWork W2005529407 @default.
• W1972675711 hasRelatedWork W2023131248 @default.
• W1972675711 hasRelatedWork W2062868604 @default.
• W1972675711 hasRelatedWork W2168395448 @default.

• next