Literature Review: Bile Duct Interruption

Bile duct interruption, or biliary obstruction, is a condition characterized by the partial complete blockage of bile ducts, impeding normal flow from liver to small intestine. This literature review explores epidemiology, significance, theoretical framework, and management interruption. The epidemiology this influenced various factors, including prevalence gallstones other pathologies in different populations. interruption carries significant clinical significance due its potential cause jaundice, pruritus, serious complications such as cholangitis abscesses. framework delves into definition surgical treatment options, complications. Surgical interventions, cholecystectomy, endoscopic procedures, transplantation, are utilized address causes obstruction. However, despite advancements treatment, leakage, infections, strictures can occur. discussion underscores need for multidisciplinary approach involving gastroenterologists, hepatobiliary surgeons, transplant specialists optimize patient outcomes. Future research should focus on refining techniques, exploring innovative improving long-term prognosis patients with Comprehensive strategies ongoing hold promise enhancing care reducing morbidity associated