Table 1 Literature on post-cholecystectomy syndrome induced by clip migration

Sharma et al. [10]

Cholangitis associated with choledocholithiasis

2 years

Metallic

Photi et al. [9]

Cholangitis

9 years

Metallic

Hong et al. [12]

Choledochoduodenal fistula

10 years

Metallic

Ray et al. [13]

Stone formation in the bile duct

6 years

Metallic

Song et al. [14]

Cholangitis

16 years

Metallic

Baldomà España et al. [15]

Cholangitis

1 year

Metallic

Tseng et al. [16]

Bile stone with a clip in the center

10 years

Metallic

Gonzalez et al. [17]

Bile stone containing clip

14 years

Metallic

Goshi et al. [11]

Cholangitis

6 years

Not mentioned

Rajendra et al. [18]

Cholangitis

14 years

Metallic

Samim et al. [19]

Clip in duodenal ulcer bed

15 years

Metallic

Dolay et al. [20]

Obstructive jaundice and acute biliary pancreatitis due to choledocholithiasis

6 months

Metallic

Attwell and Hawes [21]

Biliary stricture

6 years

Endoscopic stent – surgical sutures

Steffen et al. [22]

Cholangitis

15 years

Metallic

Ahn et al. [23]

Common bile duct stones were formed around clips, and clips penetrated into the common hepatic duct

1 year

Metallic clip

Kissmeyer-Nielsen and Kiil [24]

Cholangitis

2 months

Polymeric

Mouzas et al. [25]

Choloperitoneum after rupture of a secondary bile duct and bile leakage

6 years

Metallic

Khanna and Vij [26]

Obstructive jaundice

5 years

Metallic

Angel et al. [27]

Cholangitis

7 months

Metallic

Hai et al. [28]

Solid mass in the common hepatic duct

6 years

Metallic

Tsumura et al. [29]

Bile leakage

5 years

Metallic

Yoshizumi et al. [30]

Choledocholithiasis

1 year

Metallic

Matsumoto et al. [31]

Choledochal stenosis

1 year

Metallic