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DOI: 10.1055/s-0045-1806078
Single-session EUS-guided gallbladder drainage for acute cholecystitis with LAMS and gallbladder rendezvous through the LAMS for choledocholithiasis in inacessibile peridiverticular papilla: a video case report
Abstract Text An 85 y-o frail woman was admitted for acute cholecystitis and common bile duct (CBD) stones. ERCP was initiated, but it was suspended for invisible papilla major, dislocated by a duodenal diverticulum. Thus, a EUS-guided gallbladder drainage was effectively performed from the antrum, with a 15x10 mm LAMS. Subsequently a large balloon dilation was employed to dilate the LAMS and to enter with a gastroscope in the gallbladder. Using a guidewire on a sphincterotome, the cystic duct was cannulated from inside, and the wire was advanced into the CBD and then further into the duodenum. Cholangiography confirmed the presence of stones. Papilla was anterograde dilated with a balloon, maintaining the wire in the duodenum that facilitated the cannulation. Then, a lateral-view duodenoscope was introduced, the CBD was cannulated and cleared from 3 stones using an extractor balloon [1].
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27. März 2025
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References
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