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World J Gastrointest Endosc. Jun 16, 2010; 2(6): 212-222
Published online Jun 16, 2010. doi: 10.4253/wjge.v2.i6.212
Published online Jun 16, 2010. doi: 10.4253/wjge.v2.i6.212
Table 1 The nine different ESCP approaches as defined by the first 39 patients reported from 9 institutions
Transpapillary | Transmural | ||
Rendezvous | Antegrade | ||
Pancreatic duct | 1 Bataille et al[11] | 2 Kahaleh et al[13] | 4 François et al[12] |
4 Mallery et al[16] | |||
1 DeWitt et al*[18] | |||
1 Will et al[22] | |||
Intrahepatic bile duct | 5 Kahaleh et al[21] | 1 Puspok et al[20] | 2 Burmester et al[15] |
1 Giovannini et al[10] | |||
Extrahepatic bile duct | 2 Mallery et al[16] | 1 Puspok et al[20] | 1 Giovannini et al[14] |
1 Lai et al[19] | 2 Burmester et al[15] | ||
4 Kahaleh et al[17] | 4 Puspok et al[20] | ||
1 Kahaleh et al[17] | |||
1 Kahaleh et al[21] |
Table 2 Major series on EUS-guided biliary drainage
Year | Author | n (malignant/benign) | Access route | Drainage success - Drainage route | Complications |
2009 | Horaguchi[35] | 16 (15/1) | 8 EH 8 IH | 15/16 (94%) - 8 TD - 6 TG - 2 TE | 2 (12. 50%) - 1 bile peritonitis - 1 stent migration |
2009 | Brauer[26] | 12 (8/4) | 12 EH | 11/12 (92%) - 7 TP - 4 TD | 2 (10%) - 1 pneumoperitoneum and peritonitis - 1 cardiopulmonary failure |
2009 | Maranki[25] | 49 (35/14) | 35 IH 14 EH | Overall: 41/49 (84%) | Total: 8 (16%) IH: 5/35 (14%) - pneumoperitoneum (3) - bleeding (1), - pneumonia (1) EH: 3/14 (21%) - bile peritonitis (1) - pain (1) - pneumoperitoneum (1) |
IH: 29/40 (73%) - 26 TP, 3 TG | |||||
EH: 12/14 (86%) - 8 TP, 4 TD | |||||
2008 | Tarantino[24] | 8 (7/1) | 9 EH | 8/8 (100%) - 4 TP, 4 TD | Not procedure related - 1 death after 15 d (hepatic failure, cirrhosis) |
2008 | Yamao[32] | 5 (5/0) | 5 EH | 5/5 (100%) - 5 TD | 1 (20%) - pneumoperitoneum |
2008 | Itoi[33] | 4 (4/0) | 4 EH | 4/4 (100%) - 4 TD | 1 (25%) - bleeding and bile peritonitis |
2007 | Bories[30] | 11 (8/3) | 11 IH | 10/11 (91%) - 10 TG | 4 (36%) - ileus - early stent occlusion - biloma - cholangitis |
2007 | Will[31] | 8 (7/1) | 8 IH | 6/8 (75%) - 1 TE, 4 TG, 3 TJ | 2 (25%) - cholangitis, pain |
2005 | Püspök[20] | 6 (4/2) | 5 EH 1 IH | 5/6 (83%) - 3 TB, 1 TD, 1 TJ | 1 (17%) - cholecystitis |
2003 | Burmester[15] | 4 (4/0) | 2 EH 2 IH | 3/4 (75%) - 1 TD, 2 TJ, 1 TG | 1 (25%) - cholangitis, sepsis death (failed procedure) |
Table 3 Major series on EUS-guided pancreatic duct drainage
Year | Author | N | Access route | Technical success - Drainage route | Clinical success | Complications |
2009 | Brauer[26] | 8 | TG – TD | 7/8 (88%) - 3 TG, 1 TD, 3 TP | 4/8 (50%) | No complications - Pain evaluation: non significant improvement |
2007 | Tessier[43] | 36 | 29 TG 7 TD | 33/36 (92%) - 26 TG, 7 TD | 25/36 (69%) | 5 (13%) - 2 severe (5%): hematoma, pancreatitis - 3 mild (8%) |
Total or significant pain relief | Stent dysfunction: 20 pt (55%) = 29 new endoscopic procedures | |||||
2007 | Kahaleh[44] | 13 | 13 TG | 10/13 (77%) - 10 TG | 10/13 (77%) < score pain < pancreatic duct diameter = narcotic use | 2 (15%) - bleeding, perforation |
2007 | Will[45] | 12 | 12 TG | 9/12 (75%) - 5 TG, 4 TP | - 5 pt (42%): pain relief, fistula closure - 4 pt: surgery - 3 pt: endoscopy | 6 (43%) - 2 severe (14%): bleeding, perforation - 4 mild (29%): pain |
2004 | Mallery[16] | 4 | 4 TG | 1/4 (25%) - TP | 1/4 (25%) | 2 (50%) - mild pancreatitis - fever |
2002 | Francoise[12] | 4 | 4 TG | 4/4 (100%) | 3/4 (75%) | No complications |
- Citation: Perez-Miranda M, Serna CL, Diez-Redondo P, Vila JJ. Endosonography-guided cholangiopancreatography as a salvage drainage procedure for obstructed biliary and pancreatic ducts. World J Gastrointest Endosc 2010; 2(6): 212-222
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