Tip 18: Snare Transection Speed During EMR | May 2021-Tip 18: Snare Transection Speed During EMR

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Video Summary

The video discusses the concept of increasing transaction speed during EMR (endoscopic mucosal resection) to limit thermal injury to tissue. The speaker suggests squeezing the snare tightly before applying electrocautery to achieve faster transection and minimize submucosal thermal injury. They demonstrate the impact of using coagulation current versus cutting current on tissue transection speed and thermal effects. The speaker emphasizes the use of a microprocessor-controlled generator and tight snare closure to reduce differences between coagulation and cutting current. The video also mentions a randomized trial comparing currents in EMR and recommends using forced coagulation current. This summary is based on a video of the ASGE SuTab tip of the week.

Meta Tag

Concept Snare Closure Tightness

Concept Transection Speed

Concept Endoscopic Mucosal Resection

Concept Electrocautery

Concept Thermal Injury

Keywords

transaction speed

EMR

endoscopic mucosal resection

thermal injury

snare closure

Snare Closure Tightness

Transection Speed

Endoscopic Mucosal Resection

Electrocautery

Thermal Injury