Tu1110 OUTCOMES OF ERCP-GUIDED TRANSPAPILLARY VERSUS PERCUTANEOUS GALLBLADDER DRAINAGE AS BRIDGING THERAPIES FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS FOLLOWED BY INTERVAL SURGICAL CHOLECYSTECTOMY
Karan Kaura(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Vinay Chandrasekhara(University of Pennsylvania Health System), Barham K. Abu Dayyeh(Cedars-Sinai Medical Center), Mark Topazian(Mayo Clinic), Tarek Sawas(Mayo Clinic), Michael J. Levy(Mayo Clinic), Bret T. Petersen(Mayo Clinic), John A. Martin(Mayo Clinic), Henry J. Schiller(Mayo Clinic), Fateh Bazerbachi(St. Cloud Hospital), Kevin B. Wise(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Andrew C. Storm
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