Retained stones after primary intervention · with common bile duct stones
Open surgery probably leads to lower retained stones after primary intervention compared with ERCP (moderate certainty).
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Mortality at 30 days · with common bile duct stones
LC + LCBDE showed no clear difference in mortality at 30 days compared with pre‐operative ERCP + LC (moderate certainty).
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Total morbidity · with common bile duct stones
LC + LCBDE showed no clear difference in total morbidity compared with pre‐operative ERCP + LC (moderate certainty).
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Failure of procedure · with common bile duct stones
LC + LCBDE showed no clear difference in failure of procedure compared with pre‐operative ERCP + LC (moderate certainty).
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Retained stones after primary intervention · with common bile duct stones
LC + LCBDE showed no clear difference in retained stones after primary intervention compared with pre‐operative ERCP + LC (moderate certainty).
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Conversion to open surgery · with common bile duct stones
LC + LCBDE showed no clear difference in conversion to open surgery compared with pre‐operative ERCP + LC (moderate certainty).
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Intervention not reported
Primary outcome: Mortality · Adults (over 18 years) with requirement for an ERCP procedure with diagnostic intent
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Intervention not reported
Primary Outcome: Hypoxaemia · Adults (over 18 years) with requirement for an ERCP procedure with diagnostic intent
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Intervention not reported
Primary Outcome: Hypotension · Adults (over 18 years) with requirement for an ERCP procedure with diagnostic intent
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Intervention not reported
Primary outcome: Failure to complete procedure (due to sedation‐related problems) · Adults (over 18 years) with requirement for an ERCP procedure with diagnostic intent
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Intervention not reported
Secondary outcome: Recovery · Adults (over 18 years) with requirement for an ERCP procedure with diagnostic intent
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Death Analysis 1.1 · patients with unselected patients with acute gallstone pancreatitis
Early routine ERCP strategy showed no clear difference in all‐cause mortality, ITT analysis compared with early conservative management with or without delayed or selective… (low certainty).
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Local complications defined by the Atlanta Classification (necrosis, abscess, pseudocyst) · patients with unselected patients with acute gallstone pancreatitis
Early routine ERCP strategy showed no clear difference in local complications defined by the Atlanta Classification (necrosis,… compared with early conservative management with or without delayed or selective… (moderate certainty).
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Systemic complications defined by the Atlanta Classification (organ failure including shock, pulmonary insufficiency, renal failure, and gastrointestinal bleeding; disseminated intravascular coagulation or severe metabolic disturbances) · patients with unselected patients with acute gallstone pancreatitis
Early routine ERCP strategy showed no clear difference in systemic complications defined by the Atlanta Classification (organ… compared with early conservative management with or without delayed or selective… (moderate certainty).
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