Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD) (In-person or Virtual) | December 2024-Lab Demo 5

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The session focused on demonstrating a medical technique using a flush knife and various tools to create a pocket, guided by Dr. Fukuda from Jichi Medical University. The flush knife is noted for its small caliber and suction capability. The procedure involves marking the region and injecting submucosal material before creating a pocket using specific equipment, like the SD foot and a Samilcosal cap. Techniques vary based on hospital practices, such as using gravity side or entry side traction for opening and closing pockets, especially relevant for gastrointestinal surgeries like colorectal ESD. Dr. Fukuda highlighted the importance of pocket width, stability from using Samucoser, and the benefits of gravity side traction. Additional techniques, including traction methods like clip'n line and dual-device usage, were discussed. The importance of adapting techniques based on case difficulty and combining methods for efficiency was emphasized, with a nod to cost variations in equipment between Japan and the U.S.

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Concept Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection

Concept Pocket Creation Method

Concept Submucosal Plane

Concept FlushKnife

Concept Submucosal Injection

Keywords

medical technique

flush knife

pocket creation

gastrointestinal surgeries

traction methods

equipment cost

Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection

Pocket Creation Method

Submucosal Plane

FlushKnife

Submucosal Injection