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The therapeutic effect of EUS-Guided Pancreatic Pseudocyst Drainage (EUS-PPD) is widely recognized, and intraoperative stent displacement is a rare but potentially serious condition. We report a case of the cyst stent displace into the cyst cavity during EUS-PPD, we successfully reduced the stent in time under the guidance of EUS and fluoroscopy in the final.
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