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. 2016 May 16;2016:9371878. doi: 10.1155/2016/9371878

Table 1.

Patients characteristics and treatment of perforation.

Age/gender Diagnosis Cause of perforation Size (mm) Location Treatment NPO/LOS (days)
78/F Bowel habit change Colonoscope 10 Rectosigmoid junction 1 OTSC 1/3
56/F Distal cholangiocarcinoma failed biliary cannulation Needle-knife dilation of choledochoduodenostomy 15 Medial duodenal wall 1 OTSC, PTBD 10/22
70/F Choledocholithiasis Duodenoscope 10 Lateral duodenal wall 1 OTSC, ERCP with stone removal 7/15
60/M Choledocholithiasis Duodenoscope 13 Lateral duodenal wall 1 OTSC 1/2
58/F Choledocholithiasis Duodenoscope 13 Lateral duodenal wall 1 OTSC 3/8
39/M Chronic pancreatitis with pancreatic duct stone and stricture after pancreatic stenting Duodenoscope 40 Lateral duodenal wall 2 OTSCs with 1 band ligation 8/12

NPO, nil per oral; LOS, length of stay; OTSC, over-the-scope clip.