ERCP Voices of Experience: Pancreatic Endotherapy: practical approaches to optimizing outcomes and avoiding complications
In Part 3 of ERCP Voices of Experience, Dr. David Diehl and Dr. Jason Buxbaum explore pancreatic management. Hear applicable techniques for pancreas variations, including divisum, and complications, such as perforations and proper stenting. The panelists review evidence-based practices and tools for performing specific pancreatic interventions, as well as revealing their own personal tips and experiences.
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