What are possible complications of ERCP?

ERCP is a well-tolerated procedure when performed by our specially trained and experienced doctors. Although complications requiring hospitalization can occur, they are uncommon. Complications can include pancreatitis (an inflammation or infection of the pancreas), infections, bowel perforation and bleeding.

Some patients can have an adverse reaction to the sedative used. Complications are often managed without surgery. Risks vary, depending on why the test is performed, what is found during the procedure, what therapeutic intervention is undertaken and whether the patient has major medical problems.

Patients undergoing therapeutic ERCP, such as for stone removal, face a higher risk of complications than patients undergoing diagnostic ERCP. The doctor will discuss your likelihood of complications before you undergo the exam. WHAT CAN I EXPECT AFTER ERCP?

If you have ERCP as an outpatient, you will be observed for complications until most of the effects of the medications have worn ... more.

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