Meta-Analysis
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World J Gastrointest Endosc. May 16, 2014; 6(5): 200-208
Published online May 16, 2014. doi: 10.4253/wjge.v6.i5.200
Table 3 Techniques of pre-cut in randomized controlled trials
Ref.Technique used in persistent attempts groupTiming of early precutPrecut techniqueTiming of persistent attempts
Tang et al[10]Non-wire guided sphincterotomeBiliary cannulation failed within 12 minNeedle knife precut starting at orificeBiliary cannulation failed within 15 min
Zhou et al[19]Non-wire guided and wire guided sphincterotomeBiliary cannulation failed within 10 min or 3 unintended pancreatic duct cannulationNeedle knife precut starting at orifice and fistulotomyNot available
de Weerth et al[12]Wire guided sphincterotomeImmediate precut for direct bile duct accessErlangen type sphincterotome on the papillary roofBiliary cannulation failed within 10 min or 3 unintended pancreatic duct cannulation
Khatibian et al[18]Wire guided sphincterotomeImmediate needle knife fistulotomy for direct CBD accessNeedle knife fistulotomyBiliary cannulation failed within 15 min
Manes et al[20]Non-wire guided and wire guided sphincterotomeBiliary cannulation failed within 10 minNeedle knife fistulotomyBiliary cannulation failed within 10 min
Cennamo et al[11]Wire guided sphincterotomeBiliary cannulation failed within 5 min or 3 unintended pancreatic duct cannulationNeedle knife precut starting at orificeBiliary cannulation failed within 20 min post randomization
Swan et al[14]Wire guided sphincterotomeBiliary cannulation failed within 10 minNeedle knife precut starting from superior aspect of orificeBiliary cannulation failed within 10 min post randomization