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ERCP: An important procedure for bile and pancreas related problems
What is ERCP?
ERCP is a special type of endoscopy procedure that doctors use to detect and treat diseases of the bile ducts and pancreas ducts. Full name of ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography) How does ERCP work? ERCP uses a long, flexible tube with a camera attached at the end. This tube is inserted into the digestive system through the patient's mouth. This allows the doctor to use radiography (X-rays) to view and assess the structure of the bile and pancreas and diagnose any blockage or abnormality.
Why is ERCP done?
There can be many reasons for doing ERCP such as-
What happens during the procedure?
Risks and Care
ERCP is generally a safe diagnostic procedure but sometimes it may carry some risks such as infection, bleeding, injury to the digestive system, pancreatitis. After the test, the patient is advised to rest and eat light food. If any unusual symptoms like fever, stomach pain, or vomiting occur, immediately consult a doctor or contact a doctor.
conclusion
ERCP is an effective and useful procedure which helps in diagnosing and treating problems related to gall bladder and pancreas. If you have any problem related to these organs then contact the doctor for timely and right treatment.
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