ASGE International Sampler (On-Demand)-PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC TWO WAY TUNNELING AND LUMEN RESTORATION FOR COMPLETE ESOPHAGEAL OBSTRUCTION

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC TWO WAY TUNNELING AND LUMEN RESTORATION FOR COMPLETE ESOPHAGEAL OBSTRUCTION

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The video transcript discusses a case of complete esophageal obstruction following a laryngectomy, where a patient underwent a paroreal endoscopic two-way tunneling procedure to restore the esophageal lumen using third space techniques. The procedure involved making mucosal incisions and creating a tunnel to bypass the obstruction, followed by the placement of a self-expanding metallic stent. Post-procedure, the patient was able to ingest food normally and underwent follow-up dilatations to manage scarring. This approach was successful in resolving the esophageal obstruction, providing a therapeutic option for cases with obstructions greater than 3 cm in length post-laryngectomy.

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World Cup
Authors: Prakash Zacharias, Hasim Ahamed, Shibi Mathew, Kiran J. Kanjamala, Mathew Philip

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Concept Radiation-Induced Esophageal Obstruction

Concept Paroreal Endoscopic Two-Way Tunneling Technique

Concept Esophageal Lumen Continuity

Concept Submucosal Tunnel

Concept Laryngectomy

Keywords

esophageal obstruction

laryngectomy

endoscopic tunneling

self-expanding stent

third space techniques

Radiation-Induced Esophageal Obstruction

Paroreal Endoscopic Two-Way Tunneling Technique

Esophageal Lumen Continuity

Submucosal Tunnel

Laryngectomy