Other-ENDOSCOPICALLY DIRECTED SINGLE PORT INTRAGASTRIC FUNDOPLICATION, SLEEVE, AND MYOTOMY A PRECLINICAL STUDY

ENDOSCOPICALLY DIRECTED SINGLE PORT INTRAGASTRIC FUNDOPLICATION, SLEEVE, AND MYOTOMY A PRECLINICAL STUDY

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Video Summary

The video demonstrates a preclinical study on the safety and feasibility of performing novel intragastric procedures using a percutaneous endoscopic trocar. The study involved two female pigs and aimed to test the feasibility of intragastric stapled-sleep gastroplasty and fundoplication, as well as endoluminal myotomy at the gastroesophageal junction. The procedures involved the use of laparoscopic and endoscopic instrumentation, including a laparoscopic stapler device, a 2D-scope helix-type tissue grasping device, and an over-the-scope clip system. The video concludes that single-port intragastric staple procedures are feasible and combine the strengths of both endoscopic and laparoscopic approaches. Further studies are needed to ensure the effectiveness and safety of these procedures in the long term. No credits were mentioned in the transcript.

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Best of the Best - Authors: Ariosto H. Hernandez-Lara, Barham K. Abu Dayyeh, Ana Garcia Garcia de Paredes, Elizabeth Rajan, Andrew C. Storm

Keywords

preclinical study

intragastric procedures

percutaneous endoscopic trocar

laparoscopic and endoscopic instrumentation

feasibility of intragastric stapled-sleep gastroplasty