2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.gie.2009.03.669
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Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection of Early Colorectal Neoplasm

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“…From a techni-cal standpoint, ESD is easier in the rectum than in the colon because retroflexion is possible for most rectal lesions resulting in better maneuverability, and because rectal lesions rarely have moderate/severe fibrosis. This was supported by a study from Japan involving 180 colorectal lesions and could be an interesting consideration for those interested in ESD training [32]. This was also supported by a European study, which stressed the need for training under expert supervision for colonic ESD, whereas short intensive training was sufficient for interventional endoscopists to safely start unattended rectal ESD [33].…”
Section: The 20th United European Gastroenterologymentioning
confidence: 87%
“…From a techni-cal standpoint, ESD is easier in the rectum than in the colon because retroflexion is possible for most rectal lesions resulting in better maneuverability, and because rectal lesions rarely have moderate/severe fibrosis. This was supported by a study from Japan involving 180 colorectal lesions and could be an interesting consideration for those interested in ESD training [32]. This was also supported by a European study, which stressed the need for training under expert supervision for colonic ESD, whereas short intensive training was sufficient for interventional endoscopists to safely start unattended rectal ESD [33].…”
Section: The 20th United European Gastroenterologymentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Bei Fällen mit infiltrierten Resektionslinien hatte die endoskopische Therapie mit Argon-Plasma-Koagulation (APC) exzellente Resultaten. Waren die Resektionslinien nicht bewertbar infolge von Koagulationsartefakten oder Gewebenekrose, war eine Operation notwendig (Tumorrezidiv in 2 / 2 Patienten) [ [24], berichtet. Das Flush-Knife ist ein neues elektrochirurgisches Instrument zur endoskopischen Resektion mit einer Water-Jet-Funktion [25].…”
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