Procedures
ERCP, EUS, ESD, POEM and other advanced endoscopic treatments: why they are used, preparation, procedure day and recovery.
ERCPERCP
An interventional endoscopic procedure used mainly to treat stones, strictures, leaks and obstruction in the bile or pancreatic ducts.
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SPYCholangioscopy
Direct visual examination of the bile duct for targeted biopsy, difficult stone therapy and assessment of indeterminate strictures.
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EUSEndoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)
Combines endoscopy and ultrasound to examine the pancreas, bile ducts, digestive wall and nearby structures in detail.
Learn more →EUS-BDEUS-guided Biliary Drainage
An advanced EUS-guided alternative for biliary drainage in selected cases when conventional ERCP access is not possible or appropriate.
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An EUS-guided alternative for pancreatic duct drainage in selected cases where standard ERCP access is not feasible.
Learn more →PANCREATOSCOPYPancreatoscopy
Direct visualisation of the pancreatic duct with a miniature endoscope for selected diagnostic or therapeutic indications.
Learn more →EHLIntraductal Lithotripsy
An advanced technique to fragment difficult bile-duct or pancreatic-duct stones under direct intraductal visualisation.
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