Hemorrhage from varices in hepaticojejunostomy in the fifth and tenth year after surgery for hepatic hilar bile duct cancer: a case report

Table 2 Prior series of varices after Roux-en-Y operation for biliary tree

Author	Age/sex	Previous diagnosis	Previous surgery	Location of varices	Treatment
Johnson (1997) [5]	39/M	Chronic pancreatitis	Cystoduodenostomy, choledocho-jejunostomy	Hepato-jejunostomy	Stenting (portal vein)
Ishida (1998) [6]	75/F	Gallbladder cancer	Hepatojejunostomy	Jejunal loop	Resection of the jejunum
Hiraoka (2001) [2]	66/F	Pancreatic cancer	Pancreato-duodenectomy	Jejunal loop	Stenting (portal vein)
	44/F	Choledocho-lithiasis	Choledocho-jejunostomy	Jejunal loop	Shunting operation (jejunal vein to vena cava)
Sato (2003) [4]	79/F	Gallbladder cancer	Partial liver resection, cholecystectomy, bile duct resection, and hepaticojejunostomy	Jejunal loop (first), Hepato-jejunostomy (second:2 years later)	Resection of the jejunum (first), Coiling (jejunal vein) (second)
Ota (2005) [3]	64/M	Cancer of the papilla Vater	Pylorus preserving pancreato-duodenectomy	Jejunal loop	Stenting (portal vein)
Smith (2006) [7]	42/F	Chronic pancreatitis	Hepatojejunostomy, gastrojejunostomy, cholecystectomy	Hepato-jejunostomy	Ligation of dilated jejunal vein, repair of hepatojejunostomy
Present case	64/F	Hepatic hilar bile duct cancer	Right lobectomy of the liver, bile duct resection, and hepatojejunostomy	Hepato-jejunostomy (first, second)	Reconstruction of hepato-jejunostomy (first), Splenectomy (second)