Endoscopic Adverse Events-ENDOSCOPIC FULL THICKNESS RESECTION

ENDOSCOPIC FULL THICKNESS RESECTION - IS IT REALLY SAFE?

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In this video, a male patient with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 and a non-functioning endocrine tumor undergoes a distal pancreatectomy. During an endoscopy, a subepithelial lesion measuring 10 millimeters is found and removed using various techniques such as lesion marking, submucosa injection with selenium and methylene blue, metoclip placement, and cutting with a monofilament and snare. The patient experiences pain and a CT scan reveals minimal local penemoperitoneum. Vacuum therapy is performed, improving the pain and laboratory results. After 9 days, the patient is discharged with no complaints and a well-differentiated neuroendocrine with clear surgical margins.

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Honorable Mention

Keywords

endocrine tumor

distal pancreatectomy

subepithelial lesion

vacuum therapy

neuroendocrine