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Esophageal stenting in children: indications, application, effectiveness, and complications
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 10/22/09
Best C et al. – Retrievable, covered stents are easily placed and removed from the esophagus in small children. They should be considered for severe unrelenting strictures, especially when associated with esophageal leaks. A need exists for development of esophageal stents designed for pediatric use.
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