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  • A novel technique using nylon cords and metal clips for purse-string sutures under endoscopy offers a minimally invasive way to repair gastrointestinal issues, specifically duodenal fistulae.
  • Duodenal fistulae can arise from medical procedures, diseases, or trauma, leading to serious complications like infections and nutrient loss.
  • A case report shows that this endoscopic method significantly improved a patient's duodenal fistula, highlighting its effectiveness as a treatment option.

Article Abstract

Purse-string suture with nylon cords and metal clips under the endoscope is a novel therapeutic technique which is minimally invasive and it is particularly indicated for the closure and repair of gastrointestinal fistula or perforations such as duodenal fistulae. Duodenal fistulae are often caused by medical manipulation, disease progression or trauma. Once this occurs, it leads to a series of pathophysiologic changes and a variety of complications. In most cases, these complications will exacerbate the damage to the organism, and the complications are difficult to treat and can lead to infections, nutrient loss, multi-organ dysfunction and many other adverse effects. In this case report, the use of endoscopic nylon cords combined with purse-string suture and metal clips in the treatment of duodenal fistula is presented and discussed. The patient was treated with endoscopic purse-string suture and the duodenal fistula was significantly improved. The results indicate that endoscopic purse-string suture is an effective strategy for the treatment of duodenal fistulae.

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