ASGE DDW Videos from Around the World | 2023-NOTES TO THE RESCUE: RETRIEVAL OF AN EXTRALUMINALLY MIGRATED LAMS

NOTES TO THE RESCUE: RETRIEVAL OF AN EXTRALUMINALLY MIGRATED LAMS

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Video Summary

This video demonstrates the use of transgastric nodes as a rescue measure to retrieve an extra-luminally migrated lumen opposing metal stand. The patient, a 52-year-old male with a liver abscess, experienced a misplacement of the lamps during a procedure. The abscess was successfully drained using a longer lamp with a bigger diameter, but the migrated stand could not be removed due to stream angulation. After a multidisciplinary discussion, transgastric nodes were used to remove the stand. The procedure involved creating a mucosal incision and a submucosal tunnel to access the peritoneal cavity. The migrated stent was successfully retrieved without complications. The patient had a satisfactory recovery and the liver abscess resolved. The case highlights the feasibility of transgastric nodes for retrieving extraluminally migrated stents. No credits were granted in the transcript.

Asset Subtitle

Video Plenary
Authors: Jorge Vargas, Ana L. Madrigal Méndez

Keywords

transgastric nodes

rescue measure

extra-luminally migrated

lumen opposing metal stand

liver abscess