Selective cannulation of the bile duct was initially attempted by EA and EB with a triple lumen sphincterotome (Ultratome XL, Boston Scientific, Natick, Massachusetts, United States), preloaded with contrast and a guidewire (Jagwire, Boston Scientific), and by EC with a double lumen sphincterotome (Ultratome, Boston Scientific), preloaded with contrast. If biliary cannulation was not achieved using this equipment, a different biliary catheter or guidewire could be used at the discretion of the endoscopist.
Ultratome xl
Manufactured by Boston Scientific
Sourced in United States
The Ultratome XL is a high-performance laboratory microtome designed for sectioning a wide range of materials, including soft tissues, plastics, and hard materials. It features precise thickness adjustment and a sturdy, durable construction to ensure consistent and reliable sample preparation.
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Selective Bile Duct Cannulation Techniques
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ERCP Cannulation Technique Under Conscious Sedation
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The ERCP was performed under conscious sedation and EVISEXERA II video duodenoscope was used for all the proce-dures (TJFQ180V, Olympus, Japan). Standard cannulation was done by triple lumen sphincterotome (Ultratome XL, Boston Scientific,USA) that was preloaded with guidewire. Once the tip of the sphincterotome was engaged through the papillary orifice into the ductal bay, wire was advanced under fluoroscopic guidance and selective biliary cannulation was confirmed with the help of water soluble contrast cholangiogram. During the standard cannulation attempt, if it was not possible to cannulate with the Ultratome XL, we would switch over to other catheters as per our discretion.
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