Systematic Review
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World J Gastroenterol. Dec 7, 2017; 23(45): 8073-8081
Published online Dec 7, 2017. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i45.8073
Table 4 Overview of endoscopic balloon dilation-associated complications per study
AuthorComplicationsType of complicationComplication rate per patientComplication rate per dilatationShort-term success2 (%)Long-term success avoiding surgery2 (%)Surgery2 (%)Re-Dilatations23 (%)
Yamamoto et al[13]NONA0%0%6/6 (100)NRNRNR
Pohl et al[16]NONA0%0%9/9 (100)6/9 (67)3/9 (33)2/9 (22)
Ohmiya et al[17]NO1NA0%0%22/22 (100)18/22 (82)4/22 (18)3/22 (14)
Despott et al[18]YESPerforation (n = 1)11%5.6%8/9 (89)8/9 (89)1/9 (11)2/9 (22)
Hayashi et al[19]NONA0%0%2/2 (100)NRNRNR
Hirai et al[12]YESHaemorrhage (n = 1)12%12%48/52 (92.3)44/52 (85)8/52 (15)26/52 (50)
Acute pancreatitis (n = 1)
Perforation (n = 1)
Hyperamylasemia (n = 3)
Gill et al[20]YESPerforation (n = 2)13%13%11/14 (79)11/14 (79)3/14(21)1/14 (7)
Irani et al[21]YESPerforation (n = 1)8%6%10/12 (83)10/12 (83)2/12 (15)2/12 (15)
Nishimura et al[22]NONA0%0%6/7 (86)4/7 (60)3/7 (43)1/7 (14)
Fukumoto et al[23]NONA0%0%NR27/31 (87)4/31 (13)5/31 (16)
Sunada et al[24]YESPerforations (n = 4)6%2%80/85 (94)64/85 (75)21/85 (25)64/85 (75)4
Bleeding (n = 1)
Kita et al[25]NONA0%0%45/45 (100)NRNRNR
Kroner et al[2]NONA0%0%16/16 (100)NRNRNR
TotalHaemorrhage (n = 1)4.8%3%263/279 (94.3)192/241 (80)49/241 (20)106/241(44)
Acute pancreatitis (n = 1)
Perforation (n = 9)
Hyperamylasemia (n = 3)
Bleeding (n = 1)