Table 13, Rates of pain after EUS-FNA - Imaging Tests for the Diagnosis and Staging of Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma

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Study	Pain Details	Rate of Harm
Katanuma et al. 2013¹¹⁶	Mild abdominal pain	1.2% (4/327)
Siddiqui et al. 2012¹²⁰	Abdominal pain	0.1% (1/677)
Kliment et al. 2010¹⁴²	Minor pain treated with a single dose of analgesics	1% (2/207)
Fisher et al. 2009¹²³	Pain requiring hospital re-admission	1.1% (1/93)
Zamboni et al. 2009¹⁴⁴	Pain after the procedure, not clinically significant	1.1% (6/545)
Al-Haddad et al. 2008¹⁴⁵	Moderate abdominal pain requiring ER admission but no hospital stay and treated with oral analgesics	0.5% (1/210)
Al-Haddad et al. 2008¹⁴⁵	Moderately severe abdominal pain within 2 hours, requiring hospital admission	1% (2/210)
Sakamoto et al. 2008⁸⁸	Abdominal pain, transient	2.0% (2/98)
Shah et al. 2008¹⁴³	Abdominal pain	1.6% (2/123)
Eloubeidi et al. 2007¹²⁴^,¹³⁷^–¹⁴¹	Major complication: severe pain	0.5% (3/547)
Eloubeidi et al. 2007¹²⁴^,¹³⁷^–¹⁴¹	Minor complication: abdominal pain	0.9% (5/547)
Voss et al. 2000¹³²	Abdominal pain and pyrexia, resolved spontaneously	1% (1/99)

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