When selecting the most suitable palliation of malignant jaundice, the following factors are to be considered: 1) patient's overall condition, 2) presumption of patient's survival, 3) technical, personal, and economic factors, 4) effectiveness of procedure, 5) morbidity and mortality of palliative treatment. (Tab. 2, Ref. 3.).
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