Kolanjiyokarsinom ile karışan rekürren piyojenik kolanjit

Öz

Rekürren piyojenik kolanjit, sosyoekonomik düzeyi düşük toplumlarda daha sık görülen, etyolojisi tam bilinmeyen fakat düşük protein içerikli beslenme, paraziter enfestasyonlar gibi faktörlerin suçlandığı, safra yolu destrüksiyonu, striktürler, tekrarlayan taş oluşumu ve kolanjit atakları ile seyreden ve bazen maligniteler ile karışabilen bir hastalıktır. Bu olgu sunumunda kolanjiyokarsinom ön tanısı ile takip edilen ve rekürren piyojenik kolanjit olduğunu tespit ettiğimiz nadir rastlanan bir olguyu sunmayı amaçladık.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Rekürren piyojenik kolanjit,kolanjiyokarsinom,ERCP

Recurrent pyogenic cholangitis involved in cholangiocarcinoma

Öz

Recurrent pyogenic cholangitis is a disease that is more common in lower socioeconomic groups; its etiology is not well known, but factors such as a low-protein diet and parasitic infections are implicated. Recurrent pyogenic cholangitis is characterized by biliary tract destruction, recurrent stone formation, and cholangitis and is sometimes involved in malignancies. Here we aimed to present a case of a preliminary diagnosis of cholangiocarcinoma; however, we identified it in follow up as recurrent pyogenic cholangitis.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Recurrent pyogenic cholangitis,cholangiocarcinoma,endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography

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