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Rev. Gastroenterol.
Perú 2003; 23 (4): 269-275
ENDOSCOPIC
AND ENDOSONOGRAPHIC MANAGEMENT OF PANCREATIC PSEUDOCYST: A LONG-TERM
FOLLOW-UP
M. Dohmoto, K.Akiyama,Y.Iioka
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Fig.
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CT scan showing the large
pancreatic pseudocyst (21 cm)
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Fig.
2.
Naso-cystic catheter is positioned
transpapillary into the pacreas pseudocyst
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Fig.
3. Transgastrale pancreas pseudocyst drainage with naso-cystic
catheter
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Fig.
4.
Transgastrale and trans papillary combination drainage with short
prosthesis of the pancreas pseudocyst
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Fig.
5.
The pancreatic pseudocyst disappeared completely afer the
transgastrale drainage in 5 weeks
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Fig.
6.
EUS-document of correctly implanted guide wire wire and nasocystic
catheter in a pancreatic pseudocyst
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Fig.
7.
Endoscopic ultrasonographic representation of intra or extramural
venectasia and search for an avascular area to allow safe
puncture.
V: Varix, PC: Pancreas cyst, L: Lumen
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Fig.
8.
EUS-guided puncture of a regastric pancreatic pseudocyst with a
cystotom using a Pentax FG-32 UA echo endoscope, a Hitachi EUB-405
console
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Fig.
9. Angiographic representation of a big blood vessel of large
pancreatic pseudocyst
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