Video Tip: ARMA: Indications, Setup and Marking

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker is performing a procedure using an Olympus EZ 1500 scope on a patient with a condition that requires careful treatment. The speaker explains that the procedure needs to be done on the lesser curve of the stomach, leaving a small section of the greater curve intact. They use an Irby APC catheter to mark out the areas that will not be treated. The power settings and flow rate are important for this procedure to avoid complications. Including the skimmer columnar junction could cause stenosis, so it is important to avoid ablating that area. Leaving a centimeter of mucosa on the greater curve intact helps prevent complete stenosis and potential dysphagia. No credits are granted in the transcript.

Keywords

Olympus EZ 1500 scope

procedure

lesser curve of the stomach

Irby APC catheter

power settings and flow rate