Pancreatic duct drainage using EUS-guided rendezvous technique for stenotic pancreaticojejunostomy

Table 1 Reported cases of pancreatic duct drainage using endoscopic ultrasonography-guided rendezvous technique for stenosis of after pancreticojejunostomy

Ref.	n	Age (yr)/sex	Indication	Pancreatic duct	Success	Reasons for failure	Postoperative period (yr)
Kikuyama et al[4]	19	72/M	ARP	N/A			N/A
	20	66/M	ARP
	21	51/M	ARP
Mallery et al[7]	1	35/F	ARP	Non dilated	Yes		4
	2	55/M	Chronic pancreaticocutaneous fistula	Non dilated	No	Failed guidewire passage	1
Kinney et al[8]	3		ARP		No
	4		ARP		No
	5		ARP, pancreatic stone		Yes	Failed pancreatic
	6		ARP, pancreatic stone		Yes	duct puncture
	7	N/A	ARP, chronic pain	N/A	Yes	(in two patients)	N/A
	8		ARP, chronic pain		Yes
	9		ARP, chronic pain		No	Failed guidewire passage
	10		Chronic pancreaticocutaneous fistula		No	(in three patients)
	11		Inwardly migrated surgical stent with recurrent pancreatitis		No
Barkay et al[9]	12	36/F	IPMN	Dilated	No	Failed guidewire passage
	13	60/M	ARP	Dilated	Yes
	14	22/F	CP, pancreatic divisum	Dilated	No	Failed guidewire passage
	15	54/F	CP	Non dilated	No	Failed guidewire passage	N/A
	16	53/M	IPMN	Dilated	No	Failed guidewire passage
	17	67/M	IPMN	Dilated	No	Failed guidewire passage
	18	59/F	CP	Dilated	Yes
DeWitt et al[10]	22	25/F	Chronic pain	Dilated	No	Failed guidewire passage	N/A
Itoi et al[11]	23	66/M	ARP	Dilated	Yes		12
	24	51/M	ARP	Dilated	Yes		8

F: Female; M: Male; ARP: Acute recurrent pancreatitis; N/A: Not available; IPMN: Intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm; CP: Chronic pancreatitis.