• EHL and Holmium Laser. While
the SpyBite is best suited to diag-
nose indeterminate strictures, elec-
trohydraulic lithotripsy (EHL) and
Holmium Laser lithotripsy are ideal
for managing large (>1cm) stones,
impacted stones that are stuck on
bile walls or intrahepatic stones
caught in difficult areas. Both of
these technologies provide the same
efficiency in breaking up and gather-
ing stones. The only difference is
that the Holmium Laser features a
pointing device to aim before it exe-
cutes the procedure. Here's how it
works: a tiny probe, plugged into a
generator, is passed down through
the SpyGlass to align itself with the
stone. Using the generator and
pump, the provider activates the
device to fragment the stones into
more manageable bits to gather. At
this point, traditional devices like
extraction balloons and retrieval
baskets are then passed down to
gather the remaining pieces. With
the initial help of EHL or the
Holmium Laser, Boston Scientific
boasts a 75% success rate in remov-
ing all stones from bile ducts.
Janice
GERD su erer for 4 years
The TIF® procedure with the EsophyX® device is an
incisionless procedure to control typical and atypical
GERD symptoms. In the past 10 years, 4 randomized
controlled trials and more than 70 peer-reviewed
papers have documented consistent outcomes
in over 1,200 unique study patients. So help your
patients today with the TIF® procedure. And help
Janice regain what was lost.
www.EndoGastricSolutions.com
The TIF® procedure is designed to treat GERD symptoms with the EsophyX®
technology – a cleared device. Results may vary; visit GERDHelp.com for clin-
ical data. EndoGastric Solutions, Inc. is the manufacturer and owner of these
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