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Successful endoscopic treatment of extensive recurrent papillary stenosis six years after endoscopic papillotomy
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|November 1, 1984
Abstract:
A case of recurrent almost complete papillary stenosis after endoscopic papillotomy is presented. The stenosis was treated successfully, again by renewed endoscopic papillotomy, prior to fistulotomy. The endoscopic findings, the therapeutic procedure and the results are documented.
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