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ESD with DiLumen IgE; Grasp and Final Cut

ESD can be especially challenging without traction.  In this video Dr. Molham Abdulsamad of Geisinger Health demonstrates how he can greatly extend retraction and broadly expose and dissect the last attachments at the end of the ESD procedure.

  • March 24, 2026

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Dr. Molham Abdulsamad from Geisinger Health demonstrates an innovative technique in endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) that focuses on enhancing traction during procedures. The method aims to significantly improve retraction, allowing for better visibility and access to last attachments, thus facilitating the dissection process. This technique is particularly valuable in overcoming challenges faced during ESD, enhancing the safety and effectiveness of the procedure for better patient outcomes.

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ESD with DiLumen IgE; Grasp and Final Cut

  • March 24, 2026

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