ASGE International Sampler (On-Demand)-ENDOSCOPIC BRAUN ENTERO ENTEROSTOMY FOR MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE BILE ACID REFLUX POST WHIPPLE SURGERY

ENDOSCOPIC BRAUN ENTERO ENTEROSTOMY FOR MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE BILE ACID REFLUX POST WHIPPLE SURGERY

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In the video transcript, endoscopic interventions for managing bile acid reflux post-Whipple surgery are discussed. Bile acid reflux can lead to complications like bile acid gastropathy and delayed gastric emptying, with surgery sometimes necessary after failed medical management. A 62-year-old female with severe bile reflux symptoms underwent an EUS-guided enteroenterostomy procedure as an alternative to surgery. The procedure involved creating an anastomosis to redirect bile flow from the afferent limb to the efferent limb, alleviating symptoms. Postoperative follow-ups showed significant improvement without complications. The minimally invasive endoscopic approach proved effective in managing severe bile reflux post-Whipple surgery, offering an alternative to traditional surgical interventions.

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Authors: Ethan M. Cohen, Ayowumi A. Adekolu, Rohit Agrawal, Moiz Ahmed, Soban Maan, Brian Boone, Shyam Thakkar, Shailendra Singh

Meta Tag

Concept Whipple Anatomy

Concept Bile Acid Gastropathy

Concept EUS-Guided Enteroenterostomy

Concept Afferent Limb

Concept Pancreaticobiliary Limb

Keywords

bile acid reflux

EUS-guided enteroenterostomy

Whipple surgery

endoscopic intervention

bile acid gastropathy

Whipple Anatomy

Bile Acid Gastropathy

EUS-Guided Enteroenterostomy

Afferent Limb

Pancreaticobiliary Limb