Abstract
Video 1Upon reaching the papilla, fresh blood was observed. However, the bleeding point could not be detected on white-light imaging. Therefore, we switched to texture- and color-enhancement imaging to identify the bleeding point. A visible vessel was identified on texture- and color-enhancement imaging. Endoscopic hemostasis was successfully achieved using a hemostatic clip.
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