Thought it would be a simple "Snatch and Grab" bile duct stone. Turned out this patient had an intra-diverticular papilla (like one of our previous transplant patients). Cannulation took its sweet time. One truly appreciates a normal papilla in such cases.
I am a gastroenterologist. This is a blog of the ERCPs and related endoscopic procedures carried out at my department. Dr Adnan Salim.
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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 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 patient was a 20 year old gentleman who had suffered blunt abdominal trauma during motorcycle accident. He developed a pancreatic absce...
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his 80 year old lady had presented with a common bile duct stone (bit unusual in her age group if our past experience was anything to go by)...
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