Lumen-apposing covered self-expandable metal stents for short benign gastrointestinal strictures: a multicenter study
Dennis Yang(AdventHealth Orlando), Peter V. Draganov(University of Florida), Daniel S. Strand(University of Virginia Health System), Shailendra Chauhan(Carolinas Medical Center), Amr Ismail(Johns Hopkins University), Satish Nagula(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), Ali Siddiqui(Johns Hopkins University), Christopher J. DiMaio(Mount Sinai Medical Center), José Nieto(Borland Groover Clinic), Brian P. Riff(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), Saowanee Ngamreungphong(Johns Hopkins University), Demetrios Tzimas(Stony Brook University), Jonathan M. Buscaglia(Stony Brook University), Andrew Wang(Georgia Institute of Technology), Mouen A. Khashab(Johns Hopkins Hospital), Mihir S. Wagh(University of Florida), Christopher E. Forsmark(University of Florida)
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