DOI : 10.1055/s-00000012

Endoscopy

Issue S 01 · Volume 52 · April 2020 DOI: 10.1055/s-010-48290

ESGE
ESGE Days
Dublin, Ireland, 23.-25.04.2020

Mário Dinis-Ribeiro
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  • OP21
    Martin, H; Sturgess, R; Ceney, A; Menabawey, TE; Parisinos, C; Pereira, S; Johnson, G; Chapman, M; Webster, G:

    THE NATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COMMON BILE DUCT STONES IN ENGLAND

  • OP23
    Mpitouli, A; Velegraki, M; Papastergiou, V; Nikolaou, P; Fragaki, M; Voudoukis, E; Theodoropoulou, A; Chlouverakis, G; Vardas, E; Paraskeva, K; Paspatis, G:

    DISTAL BILIARY STENT MIGRATION IN PATIENTS WITH IRRETRIEVABLE COMMON BILE DUCT STONES: A RETROSPECTIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN STRAIGHT AND DOUBLE-PIGTAIL STENTS

  • OP24
    Scimeca, D; Mastro, ML; Mocciaro, F; Bonaccorso, A; Conte, E; Russo, G; Mitri, RD:

    EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF DILATION-ASSISTED STONE EXTRACTION (DASE) AFTER ENDOSCOPIC SPHINCTEROTOMY (EST) FOR DIFFICULT BILIARY STONES: DATA FROM A SERIES IN A SINGLE REFERRAL CENTER

  • OP25
    Budzinskiy, S; Fedorov, E; Shapovalianz, S; Zakharova, M; Cherniakevich, P; Platonova, E:

    ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH «DIFFICULT» BILE DUCT STONE DISEASE

  • OP26
    Sanmartin, IDA; Pereira Lima, JC; Pereira Lima, G; Avila, IA:

    RISK FACTORS FOR SUCCESS AND COMPLICATIONS AFTER ENDOSCOPIC SPHINCTEROTOMY FOR BILE DUCT STONES: A 17- YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH 2137 CASES

  • OP27
    Shin, DW; Lee, JW; Jang, WY; Kim, HJ; Shin, KI; Lee, SY; Cho, KB:

    THE NEED FOR LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN THE PATIENT WITHOUT GB STONE AFTER CBD STONE CLEARANCE

  • OP28V
    Mitri, RD; Scimeca, D; Bonaccorso, A; Mastro, ML; Conte, E; Russo, G; Mocciaro, F:

    WHEN NATURE TRIES TO FIND ITS WAY: AN UNUSUAL CASE OF CHOLEDOCHO-DUODENAL FISTULA COMPLICATING A “DIFFICULT” CHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS

  • OP29V
    Miguel, I; Pijoan, E; Torres, N; Bazaga, S; Torres, G; Zaragoza, N; Miñana, J Mª; Garreta, J; Reñe, J Mª; Gonzalez-Huix, F:

    POST-CHOLECYSTECTOMY CLIP AS A NIDUS FOR COMMON BILE DUCT STONE FORMATION