GI & Endoscopy

Johns Hopkins Gastroenterologists Use Transpyloric Stent as Gastroparesis Treatment

In a recent study published in Endoscopy, physicians of Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore shared the promising results of a metal stent as a treatment for gastroparesis, according to an EndoNurse report.

Carrie Pallardy

Tuesday, July 9th, 2013

John Clarke, MD, board-certified gastroenterologist and clinical director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Neurogastroenterology, was the lead author of the study.

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