Is Gallbladder Surgery Risky After ERCP Procedure?
Is Gallbladder Surgery After ERCP Risky?
ERCP is a procedure for endoscopic removal of bile duct stones. Since many patients have primary gallstones, gallbladder removal may be necessary. Patients who do not undergo surgery after ERCP are more likely to have gallbladder, bile duct, and pancreas problems.
How is cancer treated if it has progressed to surrounding organs?
How is cancer treated when spread to surrounding organs?
In gastrointestinal cancers, radiological examinations such as CT or MRI show adherence of the cancer to surrounding tissues or organs. For example, colon cancer involving the small intestine, stomach cancer affecting the spleen, rectal cancer involving the prostate or uterus, and pancreatic cancer affecting the portal veins can be cited as examples.