Method of endoscopic mucosal resection using mucopolysaccharide and local injection preparation
OwnerHironori Yamamotoinventor
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Abstract
Endoscopic mucosal resection is performed by the steps of injecting a local injection preparation containing a biocompatible mucoploysaccharide having no anticoagulant activity, preferably sodium hyaluronate, into the submucosal layer of an affected mucosal tissue to create mucosal elevation, and then, trapping the thus-elevated mucosal tissue with a snare to perform resection. Preferably the local injection preparation further contains a hemostat or angiotonic, and a pharmaceutically acceptable dyestuff.
Claims18
A method of endoscopic mucosal resection, which comprises injecting a local injection preparation containing a biocompatible mucopolysaccharide having no anticoagulant activity into the submucosal layer of an affected mucosal tissue to create mucosal elevation, and
- trapping the thus-elevated mucosal tissue with a snare to perform resection.
A local injection preparation for endoscopic mucosal resection which comprises a biocompatible mucopolysaccharide having no anticoagulant activity, and a hemostat or angiotonic;
- the amount of the biocompatible mucopolysaccharide being such that the injection preparation has a viscosity suitable for endoscopic submucosal injection.
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