Late stage gallbladder tumor (Stage III). A sharp cutoff of contrast seen (A). Guidewire was maneuvered across the strictured area followed by contrast injection which outlined dilated intrahepatic biliary channels (B: red arrow shows the stricture). A 10F x 10cm plastic stent was placed (C) after dilatation of stricture with graduated dilatation catheters.
I am a gastroenterologist. This is a blog of the ERCPs and related endoscopic procedures carried out at my department. Dr Adnan Salim.
Showing posts with label Biliary stent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biliary stent. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Biliary stent penetrating opposite duodenal wall
Not a common sight. We had gone for stent removal and attempt stone extraction (the patient had previously had cholangitis and stone extraction was incomplete. A plastic stent had been placed). The stent had penetrated the opposite duodenal wall, a closed perforation. We had to wrestle a bit with the forceps, pushing the stent back into the CBD. It was then removed with a snare.
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Second (actually 3rd) ERCP for post transplant biliary leak
This 60 year old gentleman had earlier undergone ERCP and stenting for an anastomotic biliary leakage a few months earlier http://ercp365.bl...
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This 22 year old lady had undergone living donor liver transplant at our centre for hepatitis B related liver disease. She developed an ana...
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This 45 year old patient had been referred from another institution for balloon dilatation for achalasia of cardia. He had undergone an uppe...