April 24, 2023Open Access

Cholangioscopy-assisted extraction through novel papillary support for small-calibre and sediment-like common bile duct stones

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CETPS appeared to be feasible to treat patients with small-calibre or sediment-like CBD stones. Patients, especially pregnant women and those who cannot stop anticoagulation/anti-platelet agents, could benefit from this technique.

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