Minor duodenal papilla adenoma: clinical observation

Authors

  • O. B. Tryhuba Zhitomir Regional Clinical Hospital, Ukraine, Ukraine
  • V. S. Khomenko Zhitomir Regional Clinical Hospital, Ukraine, Ukraine
  • V. P. Perepelytsia Zhitomir Regional Clinical Hospital, Ukraine, Ukraine
  • K. P. Strotskyi Zhitomir Regional Clinical Hospital, Ukraine, Ukraine
  • D. I. Parashchuk Zhitomir Regional Clinical Hospital, Ukraine, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15574/PS.2019.62.87

Keywords:

minor duodenal papilla adenoma, endoscopic papillectomy

Abstract

The article highlights the current state of the problem of diagnosis and treatment of small duodenal papilla adenomas, presents its own clinical case.

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No. 1(62) (2019): Paediatric surgery. Ukraine

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Clinical case

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