Barrett's 0esophagus Treatment for Barrett's Disease using Radio Frequency Ablation. Barretts espohagus, Baratts Disease, Halo 360
Barrett's Oesophagus Ablation Procedure

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Barrett's Oesophagus - Ablation Procedure with the HALO 90 System

"Removal of the Barrett's epithelium with Focal Radio Frequency Ablation"

 

DURING THE PROCEDURE

Using standard endoscopy techniques, the physician activates and controls the different functions of the HALO90 System.

  1. The ablation catheter is first mounted onto the endoscope.

  2. Both devices are introduced into the oesophagus.

  3. By manipulating the endoscope, the ablation catheter is positioned within the oesophagus at the affected portion of the oesophagus.

  4. The physician delivers ablative energy to the targeted tissue. The energy application is less than 1 second and is delivered in an automated manner. The design of this technology limits the energy delivery to a depth clinically shown to remove the diseased tissue (less than 1 mm) while reducing the risk of injury to the deeper tissue layers.

  5. For patients with more than one lesion of Barrett's oesophagus, the HALO90 Ablation Catheter is repositioned and the ablation steps are repeated.

 

Removal of the Barrett's epithelium with Focal Radio Frequency Ablation
ABLATION USING THE HALO 90 SYSTEM
Removal of the Barrett's epithelium with Circumfrential Radio Frequency Ablation


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