Gallbladder perforation, with stone “emptying” into the abdominal cavity, is a potential complication during cholecystectomy. Later complications may develop, particularly abscess formation. A subphrenic abscess
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Instruments
Recovery of a lost gallstone from a perihepatic abscess
Endoscopic removal of a buried bumper using the Flamingo system
A patient with an ingrown internal PEG retaining plate (buried bumper syndrome) on the anterior wall of the gastric body. Endoscopic removal of the device
The EndoRotor® as a completely new mechanical mucosectomy procedure — an alternative for faster ER and ESD?
Stephan Hollerbach and his team demonstrate an en-bloc resection in a swine model using the new mechanical EndoRotor® resection system.
Endocuff Vision® versus wide-angle endoscope: small attachment – big effect
The wide-angle colonoscope provides a field of view up to 235 degrees, thanks to a lens system featuring forward viewing (147 degrees) and also side
PEXACT — direct-puncture PEG after gastropexy
The gastropexy device consists of two hollow needles that are attached to each other. A suture thread is inserted through one hollow needle, and a
Endoscopic diagnosis of colon polyps using the NICE classification: initial experience with BLI and LCI
The new generation of the Fujifilm electronic endoscopy system allows virtual chromoendoscopy alongside zoom endoscopy. Blue laser imaging (BLI), like narrow-band imaging (NBI), allows further
Endoscopy antireflux therapy with the MUSE system
A 31-year-old female patient who has had reflux symptoms for 15 years and has responded well to PPI therapy. The patient wants to stop taking
