Isolated segmental, sectoral and right hepatic bile duct injuries

Table 1 Patient demographics including gender, age, intraoperative recognition of the bile duct injuries, immediate repair and the method utilised, complications, any treatment of the complications, delayed treatments, long-term outcomes and late complications

Patient number	Gender	Age	Injury recognised intra-op	Immediate intervention	Complication	Treatment for complication	Delayed treatment	Outcome	Late complication
1	F	60	Yes	Repair over a T tube	No	No	None	Excellent	None
2	M	54	Yes	Repair over a T tube	No	No	None	Excellent	None
3	F	45	Yes	Roux-en-Y	No	No	None	Excellent	None
4	M	76	Yes	Repair over a T tube	Wound infection	No	None	Good	Hernia
5	M	62	Yes	Ligature	Liver abscess peritonitis	Drainage	None	Died	None
6	F	65	Yes	Ligature	Cholangitis	Roux-en-Y	None	Excellent	None
7	F	45	No	Ligature	Pain, fever, liver abscess	Roux-en-Y	Roux-en-Y	Good	None
8	F	48	No	Ligature	Pain, fever	Roux-en-Y	None	Excellent	None
9	F	60	No	Ligature	Temp pain	No	None	Good	None
10	F	28	No	None	Biliary peritonitis	Lavage, drainage	None	Closure	None
11	F	24	No	None	Biliary peritonitis	Lavage, drainage	Roux-en-Y	Excellent	None
12	F	65	No	None	Biliary peritonitis	Lavage, drainage	None	Closure	Hernia
13	F	30	No	None	Biliary peritonitis	Lavage, drainage	None	Closure	Ileus
14	F	21	No	None	Ext. fistula	No	None	Closure	None
15	F	36	No	None	Ext. fistula	No	None	Closure	None
16	F	60	No	None	Ext. fistula	No	Roux-en-Y	Excellent	None
17	M	60	No	None	Ext. fistula	No	Roux-en-Y	Good	None
18	F	63	No	None	Ext. fistula	Roux-en-Y	None	Excellent	None
19	M	73	No	None	Ext. fistula	Roux-en-Y	None	Excellent	None