Figure 1 (A) 1.1-mm cryoprobe in a right upper lobe lesion. (B) 1.9-mm forceps in a right lower lobe lesion. More about this image found in (A) 1.1-mm cryoprobe in a right upper lobe lesion. (B) 1.9-mm forceps in a ...

Figure 1 ( A ) Distal tip of dissecting shears, also depicting the longitudinal and torsional modality of energy. ( B ) Liver blade distal tip with a larger and flatter contact surface. Courtesy of Dr Adam Park, Bowa-LOTUS. More about this image found in ( A ) Distal tip of dissecting shears, also depicting the longitudinal and ...

Figure 2 The LOTUS ultrasonic energy device consists of the economically reusable ultrasound transducer ( A ) and the single-use handpiece ( B ). The reusable transducer is made from medical-grade titanium and has a lifetime of 250 minutes of activation time or approximately 50 cases. Courtesy of ... More about this image found in The LOTUS ultrasonic energy device consists of the economically reusable ul...

Figure 3 LOTUS handpiece (courtesy of Dr Adam Park, Bowa-LOTUS). The handpiece is designed with a circular control anteriorly to allow rotation of the end blade. In addition, the black grip handle is the main driving mechanism, which controls the ultrasonic power with the surgeon’s grip power, whi... More about this image found in LOTUS handpiece (courtesy of Dr Adam Park, Bowa-LOTUS). The handpiece is de...

Figure 4 AEON endostapler (courtesy of Paul Rabinovich, Lexington Medical). The handle is designed with improved ergonomics so the surgeon can comfortably hold the stapler and feel the tissue. The handle comes in the following three differing sizes: 60, 160, and 260 mm, which are referred to as sh... More about this image found in AEON endostapler (courtesy of Paul Rabinovich, Lexington Medical). The hand...

Figure 5 AEON anvil tips (courtesy of Paul Rabinovich, Lexington Medical). AEON staple formation is identical across anvil types. The products are differentiated in anvil tip geometry with the following three anvil tips available: regular, short, and curved. More about this image found in AEON anvil tips (courtesy of Paul Rabinovich, Lexington Medical). AEON stap...

Figure 6 S3 Engineering—the core innovation is described by the manufacturer as S3 Engineering (courtesy of Paul Rabinovich, Lexington Medical). More about this image found in S3 Engineering—the core innovation is described by the manufacturer as S3 E...

Figure 1 Esophagogastroduodenoscopy findings. ( A ) A bulging minor papilla after unsuccessful cannulation. ( B ) Methylene blue outlining the pancreatic duct orifice (yellow arrow). ( C ) A 5-mm pancreatic duct stricture within the proximal pancreatic head was dilated with a 4-mm balloon dilator ... More about this image found in Esophagogastroduodenoscopy findings. ( A ) A bulging minor papilla after un...

Figure 2 Axial section of the abdominal and pelvic CT with contrast showing a prominent inflammatory fluid surrounding the gastrojejunal anastomosis (yellow arrow). CT, computed tomography. More about this image found in Axial section of the abdominal and pelvic CT with contrast showing a promin...

Figure 3 Fluoroscopic sonogram showing contrast in the perigastric region with fistulous communication to the bypassed stomach and extending to the gastrojejunal anastomosis and the residual stomach. More about this image found in Fluoroscopic sonogram showing contrast in the perigastric region with fistu...

Figure 4 Esophagogastroduodenoscopy findings. ( A ) Erythema, erosion, and inflammation of the gastrojejunal anastomosis (yellow arrow). ( B ) A questionable 2-mm fistula opening within the gastric pouch at the gastrojejunal anastomosis (yellow arrow). ( C ) Methylene blue within the external drai... More about this image found in Esophagogastroduodenoscopy findings. ( A ) Erythema, erosion, and inflammat...

Figure 1 Coronal and axial sections of the contrast-enhanced computed tomography showing a right renal angiomyolipoma with a ruptured pseudoaneurysm and perinephric collection. (A) Angiomyolipoma, (B) pseudoaneurysm, and (C) perinephric collection. More about this image found in Coronal and axial sections of the contrast-enhanced computed tomography sho...

Figure 2 Intraoperative findings after evacuation and partial nephrectomy. More about this image found in Intraoperative findings after evacuation and partial nephrectomy.

Figure 3 PRISMA flow diagram of the included and excluded manuscripts. More about this image found in PRISMA flow diagram of the included and excluded manuscripts.

Figure 1 Intraprocedural images during tunneled PTEG tube placement. A, Fluoroscopic image showing positioning of the esophageal balloon at the level of the cricopharyngeus. B, Ultrasound image showing needle placement into the intra-esophageal balloon (B) while avoiding the left carotid artery (C... More about this image found in Intraprocedural images during tunneled PTEG tube placement. A, Fluoroscopic...

Figure 2 Diagram comparing the cosmetic appearance between a traditional nontunneled PTEG (A) and a tunneled PTEG (B). PTEG: percutaneous transesophageal gastrostomy. More about this image found in Diagram comparing the cosmetic appearance between a traditional nontunneled...