The Influencing Factors of Timing Selection and Effect of Surgical Treatment for Recurrent Intrahepatic Bile Duct Stones

Abstract

This paper explores the influencing factors of time selection and effect of surgical treatment for recurrent intrahepatic bile duct stones (IHBDS). Starting with the pathogenic mechanisms of IHBDS, this paper explains how abnormalities in bile composition, biliary infections, and bile duct strictures contribute to stone formation and recurrence. The importance of surgical treatment time is then expounded, including preoperative assessment components and the relationship between preparation and surgical timing. Furthermore, the text delves into factors influencing surgical outcomes, including the selection of surgical methods, surgical techniques, prevention and management of complications, and other aspects. Finally, the main factors affecting the curative effect of surgical treatment were analyzed, including stone removal, focal management and bile duct patency, in order to provide a certain reference for the surgical treatment of recurrent intrahepatic bile duct stones.