2021
DOI: 10.1055/a-1346-7910
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Use of a biliary guidewire to assist placement of two over-the-scope clips for deep ulcer bleeding while preventing duodenal closure

Abstract: E-Videos Video 1Final view of the deep prepyloric ulcer site after placement of second OTSC (12/6t). ▶ Fig. 1 A large and deep prepyloric ulcer with tightly adherent clot was present. The ulcer was compressing the pyloric channel. Martínez-Alcalá García Álvaro et al. Use of a biliary guidewire … Endoscopy |

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“…Perforation closure was attempted with preceding guidewire insertion into the downstream duodenal lumen (▶ Fig. 1) to prevent accidental luminal closure [2]. The first traumatic type over-the-scope clip (OTSC, 12/6t; Ovesco) was deployed by suction on the lacerating tissue at the caudal side of the defect (▶ Fig.…”
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“…Perforation closure was attempted with preceding guidewire insertion into the downstream duodenal lumen (▶ Fig. 1) to prevent accidental luminal closure [2]. The first traumatic type over-the-scope clip (OTSC, 12/6t; Ovesco) was deployed by suction on the lacerating tissue at the caudal side of the defect (▶ Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%