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The insertion of expandable metallic stents has become the treatment of choice for patients with a neoplastic obstruction of the digestive tract that is considered to be unresectable [1]. If techniques for in− sertion of metallic stents are well estab− lished, the insertion of a metallic stent in distal sites, especially in the antrum or duodenum is more difficult [2, 3]. We present a series of patients treated by self−expandable metal stents placed with an overtube.

Self-expandable metal stents placed with overtube for the treatment of malignant obstruction of the gastrointestinal tract in 33 consecutive patients