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case_images: (A) MRCP revealed a stent-shape like signal inside the dilated PD (white arrow); (B) The end of the PD stent was not observed endoscopically under EUS; (C) EUS found a hyperechoic equal sign signal of stent in the PD (white arrow).
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case_images: PD dilation and a stent-shaped signal inside the PD (Figure 1A). Pancreatic stent migration was considered at the time. The total proximal migration of the stent into the PD was then confirmed (Figures 1B,C).
case_images: (A) Fluroscopy showed a proximal migrated PD stent (white arrows); (B) Balloon extraction of the PD stent failed; (C) The stent was successfully retrieved by the through-the-sphincterotome-basket technique.
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case_images: The migrated stent was identified in the location of the body of the PD (Figure 2A). It failed (Figure 2B). We adjusted the basket in the right direction and position easily by bending and rotating the handle of the sphincterotome, which made it quick to grasp the proximal end and retrieve the stent (Figure 2C).