Endoscopic ultrasound-guided gastroenterostomy for gastric outlet obstruction in Mexico

Table 1 Patient and procedural characteristics

Patient	Age in yr/sex	Etiology of GOO	Location of obstruction	Prior duodenal stenting	EUS- GE technique	Technical success	Part of small bowel anastomosed to stomach	LAMS diameter	Adverse event	Clinical success	Survival in months
1	56/M	Pancreatic cancer	Duodenal bulb	No	Device-assisted	Yes	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	2
2	57/F	Ampullary cancer	Second duodenal portion	No	Device-assisted	Yes	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	3
3	64/M	Pancreatic cancer	Duodenal bulb	No	Device-assisted	Yes	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	7
4	74/F	Pancreatic cancer	Second duodenal portion	No	Direct	Yes	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	2
5	59/F	Metastatic ovarian cancer	Duodenal bulb	No	Direct	Yes	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	8
6	63/M	Pancreatic cancer	Second duodenal portion	Yes	Device-assisted	Yes	Proximal jejunum	15 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	3
7	77/F	Benign pyloric stenosis	Pylorus	Yes	Direct	No	N/A	N/A	Peritonitis	N/A	N/A
8	75/M	Pancreatic cancer	Second duodenal portion	Yes	Device-assisted	Yes	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	1
9	75/M	Pancreatic cancer	Duodenal bulb	No	Device-assisted	Yes	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	Alive
10	75/F	Pancreatic cancer	Duodenal bulb	No	Device-assisted	No/Yes1	Proximal jejunum	20 mm × 10 mm	No	Yes	Alive

¹In this case, the procedure was repeated 7 d later and was successful.

EUS-GE: Endoscopic ultrasound-guided gastroenterostomy; F: Female; GOO: Gastric outlet obstruction; LAMS: Lumen apposing metal stent; M: Male; N/A: Not available.