Clinical characteristics of intrahepatic biliary papilloma: A case report

Table 1 General information

Number	Gender	Age	CA19-9	CEA	Chief complaint			Accompanying diseases	Pathological classification	Operation mode
					Abdominal pain	Jaundice	No symptoms
1	Female	71	Normal	Normal	+	+			I	1234
2	Female	65	Normal	Normal	+			a	II	1
3	Female	74	↑	↑	+			ab	II	1234
4	Male	45	↑	Normal			+	b	II	1234
5	Male	71	↑	Normal			+		II	1235
6	Female	66	Normal	Normal	+			a	II	1235
7	Female	62	Normal	Normal	+			b	I	1246
8	Male	63	↑	Normal		+			II	1246
9	Male	57	Normal	Normal		+		e	I	135
10	Female	58	Normal	Normal	+				I	1246
11	Female	82	↑	Normal	+			b	II	1235
12	Female	67	Normal	Normal		+		ab	I	1246
13	Female	65	Normal	Normal	+				I	1
14	Male	52	↑	Normal	+	+		abe	II	1246
15	Female	60	Normal	Normal	+			b	II	1235
16	Male	59	Normal	Normal	+	+		b	II	1235
17	Female	70	Normal	Normal			+		I	12
18	Female	60	↑	Normal	+			b	II	124
19	Male	60	Normal	Normal			+	c	II	12
20	Female	58	↑	Normal	+			ab	II	14
21	Male	52	Normal	Normal			+		I	1246
22	Male	57	↑	Normal	+			b	II	123
23	Female	61	↑	Normal	+			b	II	135
24	Male	57	↑	Normal	+				II	1
25	Female	50	↑	Normal		+		c	II	1246
26	Male	51	Normal	Normal	+			ab	I	135
27	Female	58	Normal	Normal				d	I	1246
28	Male	67	↑	↑	+			c	I	1246

1: Partial hepatectomy; 2: Cholecystectomy; 3: Exploration of biliary tract; 4: Biliary-intestinal anastomosis; 5: T tube drainage; 6: Excision of upper segment of common bile duct; I: Intrahepatic bile duct papilloma (IPNB)’s high-grade intraepithelial neoplasia; II: IPN-B’s invasive cancer; a: Hepatitis; b: Calculus of bile duct; c: Gallbladder stone; d: Biliary cyst; e: Sclerosing cholangitis. CA 19-9: Carbohydrate antigen 19-9; CEA: Carcinoembryonic antigen.