Residual Barrett´s mucosa – APC ablation using FiAPC^® plus A probe (axial beam) with pulsedAPC^®

This is a 77-year-old male patient with a history of endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) for early Barrett’s cancer.
The gastroesophageal junction and residual non-dysplastic Barrett’s epithelium are clearly visible. Argon plasma coagulation is performed by Dr. Torsten Beyna using the FIAPC^® plus A probe from Erbe, which offers a plug-and-play setup.
The procedure utilizes the Erbe VIO^® 3 and APC^® 3 generators with pulsedAPC^® effect 2. The probe features a rounded ceramic tip designed to prevent tissue adhesion and ensure precise, focused coagulation. It is highly flexible, suitable for retroflexed positioning, and delivers effective treatment without damaging the underlying muscle layer.