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. 2019 May 16;11(5):354–364. doi: 10.4253/wjge.v11.i5.354

Table 3.

Comparative studies among different techniques of biliary drainage

Ref. Design Technique No. of patients Technical success rate Complication rate
Artifon et al[33] PS EUS-HGA vs EUS-CDS 49 96% vs 91% 20% vs 12.5%
Khashab et al[34] PS EUS-HGA vs EUS-CDS 121 91.8 vs 93.3% 19.6% vs 13.3%
Sharaiha et al[16] RS rev PTBD vs EUS-BD 60 84.6% vs 91.4% 25% vs 13%
Artifon et al[7] PS PTBD vs EUS-CDS 25 100% vs 100% 25% vs 15.3%
Bapaye et al[8] RS PTBD vs EUS-BD 50 100% vs 92% 46% vs 20%
Bill et al[10] RS PTBD vs EUS-RV 50 100% vs 76% 17% vs 28%
Jang et al[28] PS PTGD vs EUS-GBD 29 97% vs 97% 3% vs 7%
Khashab et al[9] PS PTBD vs EUS-BD 73 100% vs 86.4% 39.2% vs 18.2%

PS: Prospective study; RS: Retrospective study; Rev: Review; EUS-BD: Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided biliary drainage; EUS-HGA: Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided hepatogastric anastomosis; EUS-CDS: Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided choledochoduodenostomy; EUS-RV: Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided rendezvous; EUS-GBD: Echoendoscopic transgallbladder drainage.