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Currently available peroral cholangioscopies and their features Kazumasa Nagai 1 , Takayoshi Tsuchiya 1 , Reina Tanaka 1 , Ryosuke Tonozuka 1 , Shuntaro Mukai 1 , Yukitoshi Matsunami 1 , Hiroyuki Kojima 1 , Hirohito Minami 1 , Takao Itoi 1 1Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Tokyo Medical University, Tokyo, Japan Keyword: peroral cholangioscopy , POCS pp.897-903
Published Date 2025/7/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.24479/endo.0000002137
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 There are two types of peroral cholangioscopy: the “mother-baby” system (POCS), where a cholangioscope is inserted through the working channel of a duodenoscope, and peroral direct cholangioscopy (PDCS), in which an ultra-slim endoscope is directly advanced into the bile duct via the papilla. Due to limited development of insertion techniques and dedicated devices, PDCS has not been widely adopted, and recent innovations have focused primarily on the mother-baby system, whose insertion method is well established. Various POCS models with differing features have recently become available from several manufacturers, expanding the options available for case-specific selection. In addition to the scopes themselves, accessory tools such as biopsy forceps, electrohydraulic lithotripsy (EHL) and holmium: YAG (Ho-YAG) laser lithotripters, and stone retrieval baskets have also undergone technical improvements. These advances are expected to enhance both the diagnostic and therapeutic performance of POCS. The systems differ in image resolution, maneuverability, and ease of insertion, and there are subtle differences in usability that cannot be assessed by specifications alone. As these devices are expensive, it is important for institutions to carefully evaluate their clinical needs and operational environment. Ideally, product selection should be based not only on technical data but also on direct hands-on experience with the devices.


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