Abstract
PFCs are a common complication occurring in up to 25-40% of patients after DP, be it either open or laparoscopic. Common treatment options include reoperation or percutaneous drainage. Surgery is associated with significant morbidity and percutaneous drainage is often times ineffective and predisposes to fistula formation. The role of EUS for management of PFCs in this context has been examined only in one small case series.
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