Dissezione intelligente della sottomucosa in ESD e POEM
preciseSECT e HybridKnife®
L’adattamento dinamico della forma d'onda di corrente rende la modalità preciseSECT lo strumento ideale per ottenere una precisa dissezione della sottomucosa e un elevato grado di emostasi a fronte di scarso danno termico.
Per la dissezione della sottomucosa
“Regular injection of the target tissue has a supportive effect and is therefore recommended. And even important is the high impedance given by a small contact surface. This enhances the dissecting effect.”
Dr. Torsten Beyna
Capo del Dipartimento di endoscopia gastrointestinale e
interventistica, EVK Düsseldorf, Germania
Per la coagulazione di vasi sanguigni durante
la dissezione della sottomucosa
“Conversely, an effective coagulation effect can be achieved through lower impedance with the preciseSECT mode. This sealing of the vessel is achieved by applying the instrument tip to blood vessels in a more planar manner (large contact surface). This application to the vessel should be performed without any mechanical pressure with a continuous activation of 1–2 seconds (no “tapping”). The coagulated vessel can then be dissected using the preciseSECT mode.”
DESCRIZIONI PASSO DOPO PASSO DELLE PROCEDURE DI
Dissezione e Coagulazione
POEM con Hybridknife® e la modalità preciseSECT
Per l’emostasi
“Pronounced hemostasis with low thermal lateral damage:preciseSECT responds very quickly and precisely to different tissue impedances by dynamically adjusting the current curve.”
D.ssa Shaimaa Elkholy
Docente di medicina interna e epato-gastroenterologia,
ospedale universitario del Cairo, Facoltà di medicina Kasr
Al-Ainy, Cairo, Egitto
“preciseSECT is a huge improvement for me, as it allows me to perform ESD of larger lesions without any significant bleeding. This enables large lesions to be resected in a completely blood-dry environment. Having to use a Coagrasper is the absolute exception, as preciseSECT has such a fantastic hemostatic component. For me, this is a major advance in ESD, but also in POEM.”
Prof. Karel Caca
Direttore sanitario, Klinikum Ludwigsburg,
Germania
