Stent migration from the pancreatic duct (PD) is a relatively rare but serious complication [1]. If not treated in a timely way, it can lead to serious illnesses, such as recurrent pancreatitis, jaundice, pancreatic cysts, infection, etc. [2]. It is challenging to remove the displaced PD stent, especially in the presence of a PD stenosis, stent distortion, and adhesion to surrounding tissues [3].
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