巻末 iv

Key Words
A

cholecystectomy

753，903ethanolcholecystitis

154，219EUS

cholecystohepatic duct

245，903

EUS-BD

245
11，133193

acute cholecystitis

138，753，850

additional resection

161，174

cholecystolithiasis

133

EUS-FNA

827，886

ampullary adenocarcinoma

202cholescintigraphy

810

EUS-GBD

850

ampullary adenoma202

chronic cholecystitis

133

EUS-guided gallbladder drainage 850

clinicopathological feature

148

extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 72

common bile duct stone

786

eye tracking895

complete response

819

anomaly

903

confluence stone

256

artificial intelligence

856

congenital biliary dilatation

830

Farrar’s diagnostic criteria

99

autoimmune pancreatitis

838

contrast enhanced ultrasonography

fistulotomy

121flat intraepithelial carcinoma

911

floating gallbladder

138

ampullary tumor

911，923

anaplastic carcinoma withosteoclast-like giant cells

Bbailout procedure

90
D

844
115，844

diagnostic reference level (DRL)

bile duct anatomy

62

diffuse large cell B-cell lymphoma

bile duct cancer

211

bile duct injury

62，245，903

benign biliary stenosis

(DCLBC)

856
FG

82

gall bladder cancer
278

gallbladder107
251，886

diffusion weighted image

21

gallbladder cancer

bile duct involvement

762

direct cholangioscopy

774

bile duct orifice121

disease recurrence

264

gallbladder disorder

bile duct resection

228

distal bile duct

895

gallbladder neuroendocrine tumor

133，161，174，211，270，824，844
810

distal bile duct cancer

54

bile duct tissue sampling872

dominant stricture

129

gallbladder torsion

138

biliary ablation

245

duodenal papillitis

911

gallbladder tumor

90，278biliary duct neoplasm

21

duodenal perforation

254

gastroduodenal artery

863

biliary endoscopy

11

GCS

819

biliary stent

72

giant cell tumor

895

biliary thrombus

118

endobiliary radiofrequency ablation

biliary tract anomaly

879



72

biliary tract cancer

872

endoscopic fluoroscopy

856

biliary tumor thrombus

228

endoscopic gallbladder stenting 753

hepatectomy

228，903endoscopic papillectomy

hepatic artery

863

hepatic caudate lobe lesion

827

hyperplasia of the gallbladder270

bile duct stones

27，774BilIN

824，911biliobiliary fistula

879

bridge to surgery

753

E

202

endoscopic retrograde
cholangiopancreatography

27

Hhemobilia

endoscopic transpapillary gallbladderCdrainage

795

118

I

753

endoscopic ultrasound

923

ICPN

99



238

EndoSheather

54

IgG4-related lymphadenopathy

802

carcinosarcoma

251

endosonography

27

IgG4-related sclerosing cholangitis

eosinophilic cholangiopathy

802



838

carcinoma of the ampulla of Vater

cholangiocarcinoma
cholangiogram
cholangitis

Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)

278

immune checkpoint inhibitor

917838ERC

54

immunosuppressant

278

27，774，917

ERCP

11，129，193，202，254

immunosuppression

219

129，174，774，819，838

巻末 v
intraductal papillary mucinous
neoplasm

21

intraductal papillary neoplasm of thePTGBD

N
national survey

154
R

129

148

neuro endocrine neoplasm (NEN) 923

radiation exposure

82

IPMN

148

neuroendocrine carcinoma

radiation exposure time

856

IPNB

148



radiation protection

856

irAE

917

relapse

762

right sided round ligament

107

Rouviere’s sulcus

62bile duct

K
KOEDA

850
L

landmark

238，251，886
O

occupational radiation exposure

82

oncological eliminability

184

organ transplantation

219

Over-the-Scope-Clip

254

62

P

S
sclerosing cholangitis

21

self-expandable metallic stent

193

SO manometry

786

256，830

pancreatic stent

202

sphincter of Oddi

786

lateral extent

774

pancreatic tumor

90steroid802left sided gall bladder

107pancreaticobiliary maljunction

830

steroid-dependent

762

lens exposure82

pancreaticobiliary maljunction

superficial extension

911

laparoscopic cholecystectomy 62，245
laparoscopic surgeryliver transplantation

184，264

without biliary dilation

211

surgery

795

long-term prognosis

762

pancreaticoduodenectomy

923

surgical management

115

pancreatobiliary maljunction

270

systemic lymphadenopathy

802

pancreatoduodenectomy

863

partial cholecystectomy

879

M
magnetic compression anastomosis

T

115

pathological diagnosis

174

T2 gallbladder cancer

161

magnetic resonance imaging

21

patient radiation exposure82

tapered-tip sheath system

872

malignant biliary obstruction

72

perihilar bile duct

228

technical resectability

184

malignant disease154

perihilar cholangiocarcinoma 54，184

thickening of the bile duct wall

802

peroral cholangioscopytranspapillary biliary stricture

malignant hilar biliary obstruction

99，118

193

plasmacytoma90

mapping biopsies

872

portal vein tumor thrombus

238

mapping biopsy

54

post-transplant lymphoproliferative

metachronous

211

disorders (PTLD)

278

metastatic liver tumor

115

postoperative therapy

174

migrating motor complex

786

precut121

Mirizzi syndrome879

preoperative gallbladder drainage

Mirizzi’s syndrome

256



850

multi-step carcinogenesis

824

primary biliary cholangitis

810

multiple gallbladder carcinoma

795

primary hepatic neuroendocrine

myeloma

90

tumor

872
184

two-stage resection

161

type 1 autoimmune pancreatitis 762
Vvariation

863
X

xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis
228

primary sclerosing cholangitis
biopsiestransplant oncology

129，264，824，838

844