Title: The longterm impact of post-cholecystectomy major bile duct injury on liver stiffness.
Version: 4 Date: 01 Sep 2024
Reviewer's report:
The  authors have done an interesting study looking at the long term impact of bile duct injuries
following laparoscopic/ open cholecystectomies on liver fibrosis. patients with a 6 month
followup have undergone fibroscan. Thee authors have concluded that hepaticojejunostomy
after bile duct injury does not cause long term liver damage. Complex bile duct injuries such as
those with right hepatic artery injury and patient's developing strictures may develop significant
fibrosis. Although the number of patients in the study is small and the followup could have been
longer, I think it's an important study.
Title: The longterm impact of post-cholecystectomy major bile duct injury on liver stiffness.
Version: 4 Date: 01 Sep 2024
Reviewer's report:
The  authors have done an interesting study looking at the long term impact of bile duct injuries
following laparoscopic/ open cholecystectomies on liver fibrosis. patients with a 6 month
followup have undergone fibroscan. Thee authors have concluded that hepaticojejunostomy
after bile duct injury does not cause long term liver damage. Complex bile duct injuries such as
those with right hepatic artery injury and patient's developing strictures may develop significant
fibrosis. Although the number of patients in the study is small and the followup could have been
longer, I think it's an important study.
Please review this paper.
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Title: The longterm impact of post-cholecystectomy major bile duct injury on liver stiffness.
Version: 4 Date: 01 Sep 2024
Reviewer's report:
The  authors have done an interesting study looking at the long term impact of bile duct injuries
following laparoscopic/ open cholecystectomies on liver fibrosis. patients with a 6 month
followup have undergone fibroscan. Thee authors have concluded that hepaticojejunostomy
after bile duct injury does not cause long term liver damage. Complex bile duct injuries such as
those with right hepatic artery injury and patient's developing strictures may develop significant
fibrosis. Although the number of patients in the study is small and the followup could have been
longer, I think it's an important study.
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