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re 1. A, Endoscopic view of perigastric cavity and septum below the GEJ. B, Radiographic view of stomach with flow of contrast medium through orifice. C, Totally covered nitinol stent,… Click to show full abstract
re 1. A, Endoscopic view of perigastric cavity and septum below the GEJ. B, Radiographic view of stomach with flow of contrast medium through orifice. C, Totally covered nitinol stent, 200 mm 28 mm 30 mm. D, Radioscopic control: stent positioned 3 cm above GEJ, in a transpyloric er. E, Stent removal: proximal suture grasped by raptor forceps, with removal under radiologic control. F, Radiographic control after stent removal, showing resolution of axis deviation and closure of leak orifice. GEJ, gastroesophageal junction.
Keywords:
endoscopic management;
gastrectomy leak;
sleeve gastrectomy;
management customized;
leak endoscopic;
stent
Journal Title: Gastrointestinal endoscopy
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Gastrointestinal endoscopy
Year Published: 2017
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