Laparoscopic Bilio-Digestive Derivations, a Potentially Life-Saving Procedure-Case Report

AbtractMechanical jaundice is a therapeutic challenge in particular situations represented by cases where papillo-sphincterotomy is contraindicated or fails to clear the bile duct or where percutaneous drainage techniques are ineffective.he primary responsibility of the radiologist is to distinguish between particular anatomical and pathological situations that adequately direct the therapeutic strategy, especially in serious clinical cases, for the fastest possible adoption of the appropriate treatment technique to save the patient's life.It is now possible to diagnose obstructive jaundice early and precisely without causing any patient discomfort thanks to the availability of non-invasive imaging techniques like computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).The advancement of medical technology has led to the development of numerous therapeutic methods intended to improve the patient's prognosis.The use of ERCP and the placement of biliary stents to aid biliary drainage have changed the conventional surgical approach to treating patients with obstructive jaundice.The decision to use surgical techniques as a life-saving treatment should consider the unique characteristics of the patient, the stone, the surgeon's experience, and the resources at hand.For the best results, a multidisciplinary strategy combining gastroenterologists, radiologists, and surgeons is necessary.