Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Clin Cases. Aug 16, 2016; 4(8): 213-218
Published online Aug 16, 2016. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v4.i8.213
Table 1 Patient clinical background
Loop-type guidewire (Group A)Straight-type guidewire (Group B)P-value
n2020
Age71.68 ± 9.53 (43-85)71.63 ± 10.36 (39-80)NS
SexMales 10, females 10Males 10, females 10NS
Disease
Bile duct stone1212NS
Cholangiocarcinoma33NS
Pancreatic cancer32NS
Gallbladder cancer12NS
Intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm11NS
Diagnostic ERCP11NS
Therapeutic ERCP1919NS
Table 2 Procedures conducted
Loop-type guidewire (Group A)Straight-type guidewire (Group B)P-value
P-GW56NS
P-GW + TPPP1514NS
Endoscopic sphincterotomy1919NS
Lithotomy1212NS
Biliary stenting77NS
Intraductal ultrasonography11NS
Biopsy of the bile duct11NS
Pancreatic duct stenting2020NS
Pancreatic duct injection1.263 ± 0.5621.286 ± 0.588NS
(1-3)(1-3)
Cannulation time (min)33.45 ± 9.7234.9 ± 97.04NS
(16-50)(16-50)
Procedure time (min)44.2 ± 13.2246.8 ± 14.03NS
(23-70)(20-63)
Table 3 Complications and other events
Loop-type guidewire (Group A)Straight-type guidewire (Group B)P-value
Bleeding00-
Perforation00-
Pancreatitis01NS
Pre-ERCP amylase level72.84 ± 20.6372.75 ± 20.40NS
(41-112)(43-120)
Post-ERCP amylase level257.15 ± 136.44552.05 ± 534.57< 0.05
(88-628)(101-2389)
Frequency of unintended insertion of the guidewire into a side branch of the pancreatic duct0.056 ± 0.232.3 ± 1.84< 0.05
(0-1)(0-5)
Hyperamylasemia29< 0.05
Others00-