Tumor ablation with APC
Always the right tissue effect through the APC 2 modes in the VIO System
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The preferred form of tissue ablation of large tumor masses (debulking) using VIO APC 2 is by means of vaporization using very high energy outputs. In addition to the tumor masses which are directly excised, in the days following the intervention thermally necrotized tissue will also die off and there will be tissue shrinkage created by the desiccation of the tissue, so that the neoplastic tissue will be further reduced. |
Indications
- Ablation of large tumor masses debulking)
- Stenoses (recanalization)
Advantages of ERBE equipment
- Safe, effective and rapid coagulation, even of larger areas
- Limited penetration depth, may therefore also be used in areas where there is a risk of perforation
- Minimal carbonization, better wound healing
- Non-contact procedure, therefore no adhesion of the probe to the tissue
- Axial, radial or lateral application possible
- Cost-efficient equipment
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Operation steps
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Ablation of a duodenal adenoma
Large duodenal adenoma before (left fig.) and after (right fig.) ablation using APC.
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ablation of a duodenal adenoma II
Duodenal adenoma before (left fig.) and after (right fig.) ablation using argon-plasma coagulation (APC)
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