Interventional EUS: The World Beyond WON - Part-3 The Evolution of EUS Guided Biliary Drainage - from SEMS to LAMS
Moderated by Dr. Neil Sharma, Drs. Jessica Widmer, Rahul Pannala, and Harshit Khara conclude the Interventional EUS: The World Beyond WON series. The panelists discuss data, education, and outcomes of EUS guided biliary drainage.
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