Abstract
The advent of ERCP began with diagnostic visualization of the pancreaticobiliary ducts in the 1970s.1 This innovation rapidly evolved to therapeutic utility that has progressively supplanted more invasive surgical interventions for a variety of biliary and pancreatic conditions, most notably choledocholithiasis and acquired strictures.2 The adoption of ERCP in pediatric medicine has mirrored that of other medical advances where utility and safety were first demonstrated in adult patients.
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