Clinical Study Of The Effect Of Ca²⁺ On Bile Pancreatitis In Bile

Objective:During the diagnosis and treatment of acute biliary pancreas,the effects of Ca²⁺ changes on the disease were observed.Method : Patients with acute biliary pancreatitis who were included in the period from December 2017 to August 1818 were included as subjects.Patients with acute cholecystitis were included as controls to analyze changes in bile Ca²⁺.Patients underwent endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography（ERCP）.Nasal bile duct drainage or gallbladder puncture sputum（PTGD）intervention was performed to observe changes in bile Ca²⁺ at different time points.Result: 1.Regarding bile Ca²⁺ content: Patients in the biliary pancreatitis group were slightly higher than those in the acute cholecystitis group,and both procedures significantly reduced Ca²⁺ content in bile.2.There was no significant difference in the data between the two groups: the difference between the two groups in the biliary pancreatitis group and the acute cholecystitis group.The difference between the two methods was significant.Conclusion:1 The incidence of bile Ca²⁺ in patients with acute biliary pancreatitis is higher than that in patients with acute cholecystitis,but there is no significant difference between the two indicators,indicating that the change of this index has little to do with the severity of the disease,and both procedures can be significantly reduced.The Ca²⁺ content in bile has an inestimable value for the defense of stone disease.3 acute biliary pancreatitis has the characteristics of pancreaticobiliary reflux,which is associated with high pancreatic secretion and pancreatic duct hypertension.Early endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography or gallbladder puncture is beneficial to the duodenum.The elimination of nipple infarction solves the problem of high pressure of bile duct and pancreatic duct,which is worthy of our clinical application.