Abstract:【Objective】 To investigate the influence of periampullary diseases on the curative effect of endoscopic invasive cholecystolithotomy with gallbladder. 【Methods】 The clinical data of 24 cases with periampullary disease after endoscopic invasive cholecystolithotomy with gallbladder from December 2009 to December 2012 were analyzed retrospectively. 【Results】 Abdominal pain was the main performance in eight cases of sphincter of Oddi dysfunction (SOD) biliary type, two cases of SOD pancreatic type and one case of SOD hybrid type. Six cases showed persistent bile leakage through the fistulous tract after removal of cholecystostomy tube, five cases showed biliary sludge siltation/muddy stone in gallbladder, and two cases showed abdominal pain which was made of five cases of duodenal papilla diverticulum, four cases of anomalous pancreaticobiliary ductal union, three cases of duodenal papillitis and one case of duodenal papilla carcinoma. Ten cases of SOD were released for antispasmodic and acid suppression, but one case of SOD was released for duodenoscopes therapy after useless pharmacotherapy. Tauroursodeoxycholic acid capsule was useless for the five cases of biliary sludge siltation/muddy stone in gallbladder. Local fistula suture was useless for the six cases of bile leakage. Five cases of duodenal papilla diverticulum, four cases of anomalous pancreaticobiliary ductal union, three cases of duodenal papillitis and one case of duodenal papilla carcinoma were cured with duodenoscopes therapy. 【Conclusion】 Periampullary diseases was an important reason for the persistent bile leakage through the fistulous tract after removal of cholecystostomy tube, abdominal pain and recurrence of gallstone after endoscopic invasive cholecystolithotomy with gallbladder.