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case_images: (A & B) Gastric band tubing noted in the stomach on endoscopy. (C) Gastric band tubing noted in the duodenum on endoscopy. (D) Tubing in the duodenum with distortion of the major papilla.
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case_images: The ERCP revealed erosion of the gastric band tubing into the stomach and duodenum with secondary distortion of the major papilla (Fig. 1).
case_images: Endoscopic retrograde cholangiogram showing the 10 mm area of narrowing in the lower bile duct secondary to compression from the stretched band tubing.
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case_images: Cholangiogram revealed a 10 mm area of narrowing in the lower bile duct likely secondary to compression from the tubing (Fig. 2).
case_images: (A) Intraoperative image showing the gastric band in the lumen of the proximal jejunum. (B) Extraction of the gastric band through an enterotomy.
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case_images: Treitz (Fig. 3A). The band was extracted through an enterotomy (Fig. 3B) that was repaired primarily. The gastrotomy was repaired in two layers and an adjacent 19F Jackson-Pratt drain was placed along with a nasogastric tube.