Speedboat technology supports precise submucosal dissection while reducing procedural complexity for endoscopists performing ESD. Speedboat technology ensures:
Clinical data shows:
Large polyps removed much faster than with monopolar for increased efficiency1
97.5% resection, very low-risk of perforations3
Excellent safety profile & better bleeding control better than monopolar2
ESD is one of the most technically demanding procedures in therapeutic endoscopy. Speedboat changes the equation — combining advanced bipolar RF and super high frequency microwave energy in a single multi-modal device, so you can dissect, coagulate and inject without switching instruments. The result is greater procedural control, a superior safety profile, and the ability to extend your ESD practice further across the GI tract.
ESD is a powerful technique for removing early GI cancers and complex lesions, but its adoption has historically been limited due to:
This section should frame the problem your campaign addresses:
ESD is effective — but it remains difficult to perform consistently and safely.
Dr Zaheer Nabi - Asian Institute of Gastroenterology, Hyderabad, Telangana, India
"Multiple accessories for different steps during ESD or POEM is reduced, which may potentially reduce the duration as well as the cost of the procedure"
"Lateral dissection without risk of injury"
"The use of Speedboat device was associated with less muscle injury"
View our case gallery for more POEM procedures performed with Speedboat Ultraslim.
View case galleryWatch our 'Managing UGI Diseases with an Innovative Advanced Energy Platform' webinar, hosted by leading gastroenterologists.
View webinarPOEM with Septotomy in a Case with Large Epiphrenic Diverticulum Using A Novel Bipolar Speedboat Device. A case study by Dr Zaheer Nabi, Consultant Gastroenterologist.
View case studyReferences:
1: Data on file
2: RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING THE CLINICAL EFFICACY OF A BIPOLAR RADIOFREQUENCY CUTTING KNIFE VERSUS MONOPOLAR CUTTING KNIFE DURING ESOPHAGEAL POEM: A MULTICENTER NONINFERIORITY STUDY Salmaan Jawaid, Mohan Ramchandani, Eduardo Albéniz, Pradev Inavolu, Zaheer Nabi, Mai Khalaf, Tara Keihanian, Mohamed Othman. AB732 GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY Volume 99, No. 6S : 2024
