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1 a Balloon dilation of a lumen-apposing metal stent (LAMS) to allow scope passage; b, c jejunal loop seen through the misplaced LAMS; d suctioning of small bowel into the transgastric LAMS before cutting with a needle-knife. Under endoscopic/fluoroscopic guidance, deploy a second coaxial rescue stent within the misplaced stent to create a bridge between the small bowel and the stomach. [Extracted from the article]

14867984-efc44546.mp4 The Giobor stent is a dedicated biliary stent for HGS and has been reported for use in malignant diseases but not as a temporary stent [1][2][3][4][5]. The recent change in covered design (70 %:30 %) enables its use in a biliary benign scenario as a temporary stent to create a transhepatic mature fistula, allowing subsequent anterograde stenting. 3 Endoscopic transhepatic anterograde intervention. a Balloon catheter and plastic stent within the mature hepaticogastrostomy fistula. b Anterograde dilation of extrahepatic distal biliary stenosis up to 8 mm, guided by fluoroscopy. [Extracted from the article]

B Video 1 b A teaching video demonstrating the technique of direct endoscopic ultrasound-guided gastroenterostomy using a feeding-tube waterjet system. To facilitate the safe and simple introduction of an endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)-guided gastroenterostomy technique, we present a step-by-step teaching video of a variant technique for direct EUS-guided gastroenterostomy using a feeding tube (Video 1). [Extracted from the article]

The stent-induced mural erosion technique using self-expandable plastic stents has been reported a few times [3][4][5]. 10-1055-a-1195-2191-1703evv01.mp4 Endoscopic removal of a nonadjustable bariatric band using an esophageal FCSEMS-induced gastric mural erosion technique seems to be feasible and effective, and could allow easier extraction of the band than using a plastic stent. [Extracted from the article]