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The addition of flexible endoscopic suturing to stenting for the management of transmural esophageal wall defects: a single tertiary center experience.

I ObaitanJ M DeWittB L BickG CalderonF PatelA GhafoorS KundumadamA GuttaM GromskiMohammad A Al-Haddad
Published in: Surgical endoscopy (2021)
Endoscopic treatment of esophageal wall defects is safe, effective, and more likely to be successful in acute defects using larger caliber stents. Stent suturing reduces migration, need for additional endoscopic procedures, and stent exchanges. Further comparative studies with larger cohorts are needed to validate our results.
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