Abstract
cSEMS can be removed endoscopically from the GI or biliary tract. Experience with EUS-guided transluminal (TL) biliary drainage with cSEMS is growing. Percutaneous (PC) transenteric ERCP w/o surgical assistance poses risks. We hypothesized 1) TL-EUS-guided cSEMS insertion into the bileduct could ease iterative endoscopy while providing internal drainage; 2) cSEMS could be removed once therapy was performed: 3) cSEMS could similarly be used to protect a PC transenteric endoscopic access tract.
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