The Art and Science of Endoscopic Closure: Principles for Successful Defect Management
Dr. Tobias Zuchelli presents principles for safe, effective endoscopic closure, emphasizing device familiarity, tissue integrity, defect depth, anatomic location, scope positioning, and appropriate tension. See case videos demonstrating closure devices and deployment of MANTIS™, X-Tack™, and OverStitch™. Learn how to implement ideal closure of EMR defects, ESD defects, and more.
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