Esophageal Case 6
Prof. Philip Chiu
Dept of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Scope : GIF-EZ1500
Case : POEM
Organ : Esophagus
Patient Information : N/A
Medical History :Achalasia
1. RDI for mucosal incision
RDI allow identification of submucosal vessel prior to mucosal incision for POEM to minimize bleeding
2. RDI for spindle venules
RDI enhanced recognition of spindle venules for localization of cardia of stomach
Case video
POEM
Overall Comment
The new EVIS X1 imaging system enhanced diagnostic and therapeutic ability for endoscopic treatment of early gastrointestinal neoplasia. In therapeutic procedures, the new introduction of RDI with amber light allowed better visualization of blood vessels and bleeding point during therapeutic endoscopy. I recommend the use of RDI during the following procedural steps during therapeutic endoscopy:
Per Oral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM)
- Mucosal incision : To allow recognition of submucosal vessel and avoid bleeding from incising on large submucosal vessel
- Recognition of spindle venules at the gastric cardia : this will define the location of end of submucosal tunnel and myotomy
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