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. 2024 Aug 13;9(11):481-483.
doi: 10.1016/j.vgie.2024.08.001. eCollection 2024 Nov.

Direct transpapillary resection of a left hepatic duct polyp

Michele Amata  1 , Giulio Calabrese  1 , Daniela Scimeca  1 , Barbara Scrivo  1 , Ambra Bonaccorso  1 , Sandro Sferrazza  1 , Elisabetta Conte  1 , Roberto Di Mitri  1
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Direct transpapillary resection of a left hepatic duct polyp

Michele Amata et al. VideoGIE. .
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Figure 1
Figure 1
Direct cholangioscopy using a front-view endoscope; approaching the lesion with a hot snare can be seen.
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Figure 2
Left intrahepatic duct dilation with polypoidal mass (55 × 30 mm; asterisk) inhomogeneous at contrast enhancement in the late phase without infiltration of the hepatic parenchyma.
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Figure 3
EUS visualization of the bile duct polyps arising from the left intrahepatic ducts and extending into the common bile duct (CBD).
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Figure 4
Peroral cholangioscopy with cold endoscopic resection using a 9-mm dedicated retrieval snare (arrow): direct endoscopic (A) and fluoroscopic (B) views.
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Figure 5
Endoscopic evaluation of the resection base at the end of the procedure.
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Figure 6
A, Resection base after 3 months of follow-up. B, Schematic view of resection base.
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