It is reported in the literature titled ¿single-duct stenting and est-additional procedures after endoscopic papillectomy: bile duct stenting and/or endoscopic sphincterotomy,¿ a patient experienced cholangitis after a procedure using olympus devices.Case with patient identifier (b)(6) will report the tjf-260v used in the procedures case with patient identifier (b)(6) will report the sd-210u-15 used in the procedures.Case with patient identifier (b)(6) will report the olympus esg-100 used in the procedures.Introduction/study aim: endoscopic papillectomy (endoscopic papillectomy: ep) is becoming a widespread resection technique for duodenal papilloma.One of the most minimally invasive but risky endoscopic procedures compared to surgical treatment, and prevention of accidental disease is important.Since ep was first reported in japan, it will be about 40 years, but the procedure has not yet been established, and the positional of endoscopic bile duct stenting (bile duct stenting) and endoscopic sphincterotomy (est) at the time of ep, which is the topic of this article, is also unclear.In this article, based on previous reports, the roles of bile duct stenting and est after ep are outlined in terms of "preventive of accidental disease (cholangitis)" and "measures to be taken in the event of accidental disease".Study method: retrospective review of previous study reports evaluating the role of bile duct stenting and est/ep in preventing accidental disease and measures taken to treat accidental disease.Results: ep was performed in 45 cases, of which 22 cases in the first term (2009-2017) were based on stenting of the bile duct and pancreatic duct, and 23 cases in the second term (2018-2021) were based on est to the bile duct orifice and pancreatic duct stenting.Acute cholangitis developed early postoperatively in 1 of 45 patients (2%).Treatment not specified.Conclusions: bile duct stenting and est after ep are outlined based on previous reports.Due to the lack of evidence, the decision to use a bile duct stent or est after ep is currently left to the judgment of each institution and surgeon, but it is important to evaluate the outflow of bile from the bile duct orifice after ep and respond appropriately.There was no report of olympus device malfunction in any procedure described in this literature.
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