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Posterior injury of the gastro-esophageal junction.. We ensure that the figures do not contain confidential patient details.
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The necrotic and ischemic margins were debrided resulting in a larger defect that extended up to the GE junction (Fig. 1).
(A) Fluoroscopy showing para-stent leak. (B) Follow-up fluoroscopy with the perforation completely healed. (C), (D) A gastric ulcer that was found at the level of the pylorus upon endoscopy.. We ensure that the figures do not contain confidential patient details.
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Five weeks later, a fluoroscopy study showed a para-stent leak at the proximal end (Fig. 2). However, a gastric ulcer was found at the level of the pylorus (the distal end of the stent) (Fig. 2), so re-stenting was deferred.