Tip 35: Management of Immediate Bleeding after Cold Snaring | October 2021-Management of Immediate Bleeding after Cold Snaring

Management of Immediate Bleeding after Cold Snaring

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Video Summary

The video discusses the management of immediate bleeding after cold snaring on the ASGE SuTab tip of the week. Although substantial immediate bleeding from cold snaring is rare, there are instances where it happens. The video suggests several methods to stop bleeding, including using a water jet to force fluid into the submucosa and allow it to tamponade, using the tip of the scope to tamponade the bleeding, and re-grasping the defect with the snare to apply mechanical constriction. The video emphasizes that these methods are usually effective in stopping bleeding and suggests leaving the area undisturbed for a few minutes before checking for cessation of bleeding. The video concludes by mentioning that next week's topic will be cold clearing of FAP. No specific credits are mentioned in the video.

Meta Tag

Concept Cold Snaring

Concept Immediate Bleeding

Concept Hemostasis

Concept Tamponade

Concept Water Jet

Keywords

bleeding management

cold snaring

ASGE SuTab tip

water jet

mechanical constriction

Cold Snaring

Immediate Bleeding

Hemostasis

Tamponade

Water Jet