2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-69912009000200004
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Termocoagulação endoscópica do esôfago de Barrett com plasma de argônio sob diferentes potências: análise histopatológica e de sintomas pós-procedimento

Abstract: There are evidences that the 70W potency argon plasma coagulation for BE leads to a lower incidence of residual specialized columnar metaplasia under the new scamous epithelium.

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“…In this case, no histological changes suggested neoplasia in patients undergoing APC. Dotti et al [25] showed a correlation between potency and level of mucosal involvement (depth), analyzed by histology, after applying APC in esophageal mucosa affected by Barrett's esophagus. They observed that the higher the potency, the greater the deep mucosa; with 90 % of patients undergoing APC with 70 W, the deep mucosa was cauterized, different from patients with an APC 50 W rate of 60 %.…”
Section: Gastrojejunal Anastomosis Diametermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, no histological changes suggested neoplasia in patients undergoing APC. Dotti et al [25] showed a correlation between potency and level of mucosal involvement (depth), analyzed by histology, after applying APC in esophageal mucosa affected by Barrett's esophagus. They observed that the higher the potency, the greater the deep mucosa; with 90 % of patients undergoing APC with 70 W, the deep mucosa was cauterized, different from patients with an APC 50 W rate of 60 %.…”
Section: Gastrojejunal Anastomosis Diametermentioning
confidence: 99%