Biliary complications are one of the main complications after transplantation, especially after hepatic transplantation from living donor. Of 147 patients, in whom hepatic transplantation was conducted, in 40 biliary complications have had occur, including in 29 (72.5%) - biliary leak, and in 11 (27.5%) - biliary stricture. Twelve patients were reoperated: for biliary leak - 8, and biliary stricture - 4. In 9 patients biliary leak stopped spontaneously, in 7 - a drainage under ultrasonographic control was conducted, and in 5 - endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreaticography. In 8 patients cholangiopancreaticography was conducted for biliary stricture in 3 - transcutaneous transhepatic cholangiography.
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