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ESD with DiLumen IgE; Grasp, Lift and Cut 3

ESD can be especially challenging without traction.  In this video Dr. Molham Abdulsamad of Geisinger Health demonstrates that with Lumendi’s IgE Grasper he can regrasp and reposition traction during the procedure to maximize submucosal exposure during ESD.

  • March 24, 2026

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    ESD can be challenging without adequate traction.

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    Dr. Abdulsamad demonstrates techniques to improve ESD.

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    Lumendi’s IgE Grasper is featured.

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    Regrasping and repositioning enhance traction.

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    Optimized traction enhances submucosal exposure.

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    Effective techniques can improve ESD success.

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    The presentation is part of Geisinger Health's educational efforts.

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ESD with DiLumen IgE; Grasp, Lift and Cut 3

  • March 24, 2026

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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.

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