Medical product and application videos from Erbe
In a conversation between Prof. Thomas Rösch and Prof. Alessandro Repici at the Endoscopy on Air 2025 Global Event, the new FiAPC® plus probe is introduced, particularly in the context of treating GAVE (Gastric Antral … Continue reading FiAPC®plus Probes – Erbe Highlights on Endoscopy on Air Global Event 2025
The 59-year-old patient suffers from severe laryngitis and chronic coughing. A possible cause is heterotopic gastric mucosa in the proximal esophagus. Argon plasma coagulation is performed by Dr. Torsten Beyna using the Erbe FiAPC® plus … Continue reading Heterotopic gastric mucosa – APC ablation using the FiAPC® plus probe with pulsedAPC® E3.5
Dr. Torsten Beyna, Head of Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology, and Therapeutic Endoscopy at the Evangelisches Krankenhaus Düsseldorf, Germany reports on the FiAPC® plus probe from Erbe with a diameter of 2.3 mm. The new flexible design … Continue reading FiAPC® plus probe – the clinical benefits – Testimonial by T. Beyna, MD
Argon plasma coagulation (APC) is a non-contact ablative therapy to treat the mucosal inflammation or rectal bleeding in patients who have developed proctitis as a result of radiotherapy. This method appears to be very effective. … Continue reading APC ablation in radiation proctitis using APC 3 and FiAPC® plus A probe
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 … Continue reading Residual Barrett´s mucosa – APC ablation using FiAPC® plus A probe (axial beam) with pulsedAPC®
The lung tumor was removed from its base with a monopolar snare and endoCUT Q (3-1-6). It was taken out of the lung with a flexible single-use cryoprobe 1.7 mm. More recanalization can be done … Continue reading Removal of a lung tumor with monopolar snare, flexible single-use cryoprobe and APC
In a piecemeal EMR, neoplastic tissue may remain at the edge or surface of the resection, which can be the cause of a local recurrence. Thermal ablation after EMR can reduce the recurrence rate by … Continue reading EMR for lateral spreading tumors (LST) with HybridAPC margin ablation
Angiodysplasias in all sections of the gastrointestinal tract can be treated successfully using argon plasma coagulation. The aim is to avoid recurrent bleeding. Angiodysplasias often occur in the small intestine and can be treated with … Continue reading Treatment of angiodysplasia with FiAPC® probe 1500 A using preciseAPC® mode
Like cryobiopsies, the tumor can be frozen to the tip of the cryoprobe and removed. An effective cryorecanalization is thus possible in up to 91 % of the cases.
Argon plasma coagulation (APC) in flexible bronchoscopy is used to control bleeding in the tracheobronchial tract. See also in this case bleeding management with the flexible FiAPC® probe 1500 A after recanalization of an endobronchial … Continue reading Bleeding management after endobronchial recanalization with flexible FiAPC® probe 1500 A