Enteral metallic stenting by balloon enteroscopy for obstruction of surgically reconstructed intestine

Figure 1 A contrast medium was injected and the stricture of the afferent loop was observed (arrow) (A), a guidewire was passed through the stenosis and placed under the single balloon enteroscope, placement of the enteral metallic stent along the guidewire in the overtube (B).

Figure 2 An enteral metallic stent was placed through the stenosis of the afferent loop.

Figure 3 Computed tomography shows dilatation of intestine due to peritoneum dissemination (A); an endoscopic nasal drainage tube was placed into the dilated intestine through the endoscopic working channel (B) and an enteral metallic stent was placed through the stenosis along the guidewire in the overtube (C).