ASGE Postgraduate Course at ACG: Innovative Practices for the Endoscopist of Today, Tomorrow and Beyond (On-demand) | October 2023-Reducing Adverse Events Associated with EUS Guided Transluminal Drainage

Reducing Adverse Events Associated with EUS Guided Transluminal Drainage

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Dr. Swati Pawa from Wake Forest presented on adverse events associated with eos techniques and drainage. She discussed reducing adverse events in pancreatic fluid collections, gallbladder drainage, bile duct drainage, and stomach drainage. The revised Atlanta classification was mentioned, which categorizes acute pancreatitis as necrotizing or interstitial. The endoscopic step-up approach was highlighted as a shift in treating necrotizing pancreatitis. Dr. Pawa also discussed stent options and mentioned the importance of knowing the lumen-opposing metal stent. She touched on complications and how to avoid them, including bleeding, perforation, and maldeployment. Dr. Pawa presented various case examples and discussed how to salvage maldeployments. The importance of a multidisciplinary team, patient selection, and informed consent were emphasized. A stepwise approach was highlighted as an effective way to address adverse events.

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Swati Pawa, MD, FASGE

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Concept Revised Atlanta Classification

Concept Walled-Off Collection

Concept EUS-Guided Transluminal Drainage

Concept Pancreatic Fluid Collection

Concept Pseudocyst

Keywords

adverse events

eos techniques

drainage

revised Atlanta classification

necrotizing pancreatitis

Revised Atlanta Classification

Walled-Off Collection

EUS-Guided Transluminal Drainage

Pancreatic Fluid Collection

Pseudocyst