•EAA is an innovative, promising, safe and effective approach for 3VCPs.•Key of success is surgeon learning curve in endoscopy and patients selection.•With correct indications, EEA gives GTR and morbidity rate similar to other routes.•Clinical, tumoral and anatomical features should be considered for EEA selection.
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