Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
 1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0016-5107(96)70201-8
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A new technique for jejunal tube placement: a marriage of enteroscope and laparoscope

K. Peter Etzkorn
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Joseph Vitello2,
Daniel J. Resnick3
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“…No immediate complications were observed. The length of our procedure was shorter (29 ± 13 min) than the laparoscopic/endoscopic technique reported by Etzkorn et al [27]. The author elected to use general anesthesia for two reasons.…”
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Endoscopic identification of the jejunum facilitates minimally invasive jejunostomy tube insertion in selected cases

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2009
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“…No immediate complications were observed. The length of our procedure was shorter (29 ± 13 min) than the laparoscopic/endoscopic technique reported by Etzkorn et al [27]. The author elected to use general anesthesia for two reasons.…”
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Endoscopic identification of the jejunum facilitates minimally invasive jejunostomy tube insertion in selected cases

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Nutrition and motility disorders

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Tack2
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Percutaneous endoscopic gastro-duodenostomy: modified technique

Boujaoudé
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Hobeika
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Nasnas
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Gastroentérologie Clinique et Biologique
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