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In surgical management of diseases of the biliary tract, tubes are frequently used to achieve decompression, stent an anastomosis, or form tracts for later instrumental manipulation. The T tube, the modified Y tube, and the transhepatic tube are each efficacious in particular situations, and should be carefully selected to improve long-term results.
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