Conclusions: The through-the-scope magnet procedure was effective in the recanalization of complete anastomotic biliary obstructions after liver transplantation in a selected group of patients with a short stricture length ...

Conclusions: MHFSC is more effective in achieving initial hemostasis compared with HCs in the treatment of peptic ulcer bleeding and provides a shorter procedure time and a lower recurrent bleeding rate.

Stone extraction is difficult in patients with NAS and requires a greater number of ERCP sessions. The treatment of biliary stones proximal to an AS in patients with DDLT or LRLT is possible in most cases.

Conclusion: The early detection of drug resistance-related mutations can be important in determination of treatment protocol, and prevention of unnecessary drug use, complications, and economic loses.

Conclusions: In patients with unintentional passage of a guidewire into the pancreatic duct during biliary cannulation attempts, the WGC-PS technique significantly increased the need for NKP compared with DGWT.