Miniprobe EUS in management of pancreatic pseudocyst

Table 1 Results of patients treated by miniprobe endoscopic ultrasonography endoscopic gastro-cyst drainage

Sex	AgeBody weight	Associated disease	Etiology	PP size (cm)	PP site	EUS common wall thickness (mm)	Endoscopic treatment	FU yr
M	7 yr	Filippi’s syndrome	Pancreatitis	8 × 7	Retrogastric	4.5	GIF Q165 pre-cut needle	0.5
	7 m
	20 kg						7Fr stent
M	27 yr	Belardinelli’s syndrome-SEIP	Iatrogenic Biliary pancreatitis	8 × 6 × 5	Retrogastric	3.5	GIFQ165 pre-cut needle, hydrostatic dilation 7 and 10 Fr stent	3
	43 kg
M	11 yr	No	Trauma	7 × 5 × 9	Retrogastric and retroduodenal	3.5	Transduodenal drainage (TJF) GIFQ165, precut needle 7Fr and nasopancreatic tube	6
	31 kg			10 × 5 × 11	Pancreatic body and tail
M	10 yr	Cystic fibrosis	Pancreatitis	8 × 5 × 9	Retrogastric	3.8	TJF double sphincterotomy GIFQ165 precut needle 7Fr stent and naso-pancreatic tube	6
	5 m			9 × 6 × 10	Pancreatic body and tail
	25 kg

M: Male; F: Female; PP: Pancreatic pseudocysts; EUS: Endoscopic ultrasonography.