Choledocholithiasis without cholecystolithiasis, after endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography follow-up without cholecystectomy

Objective: The widespread use of imaging methods increases the diagnosis and incidence cholelithiasis. In recent years, management patients with cholelithiasis has improved significantly owing to significant advances in surgical endoscopic intervention. Materials Methods: Between February 2015 January 2018, data who underwent ERCP at our institution were collected prospectively analyzed retrospectively. Forty-four included study choledocholithiasis without stones GB. Results: mean age 52 subjects (group A) was 64.83 ± 17.06, which 23 (44.2%) <65 years old 29 (55.8%) ≥65 old. Twenty-four (46.2%) women twenty-eight (53.8%) men study. Malignancy suspected 6 (11.5%) no suspicion malignancy confirmed after Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangio-Pancreatography (ERCP) procedure. group A, 14 (26.9%) required a second ERCP, while B, number requiring 163 (21.3%). length hospital stay A B 5.29 3.38 6.29 5.39, respectively, average cost 474 $ 286 564 664 $, statistical difference between groups. Conclusions: conclusion, we think that secondary or primary choledochal gallstones functional GB might be following up cholecystectomy stone is removed from bile duct by