Olympus reviewed the following literature titled "treatment strategy for giant 0-is tumors exhibiting muscle layer traction in our hospital".Huge 0-is (stemless) tumors of the large intestine may exhibit high fibrosis and muscle traction, and are considered to be highly difficult cases of esd.In the past, muscle layer traction was one of the guidelines for stopping esd, but it is becoming a lesion that can be overcome by the progress of esd devices including traction devices and various treatment methods such as the tunnel method and pocket-creation method reported by yamamoto, hayashi et al.In our hospital, the tunnel method is the basic strategy for huge 0-is type tumors, and the double tunnel method (dt method) is used for cases with severe fibrosis and muscle layer traction in the center, and the outline of the method is explained.Type of adverse events/number of patients, intraoperative perforation - 1 patient, delayed perforation - 1 patient.This literature article requires 10 reports.The related patient identifiers are as follows: 1.(b)(6): (b)(4) for a patient in case#2 with intraoperative perforation, 2.(b)(6): (b)(4) for a patient in case#2 with intraoperative perforation, 3.(b)(6): (b)(4) for a patient in case#2 with intraoperative perforation, 4.(b)(6): (b)(4) for a patient in case#2 with intraoperative perforation, 5.(b)(6): (b)(4) for an unknown patient with delayed perforation, 6.(b)(6): (b)(4) for an unknown patient with delayed perforation, 7.(b)(6): (b)(4) for an unknown patient with delayed perforation, 8.(b)(6): (b)(4) for an unknown patient with delayed perforation, 9.(b)(6): (b)(4) for an unknown patient with delayed perforation, 10.(b)(6):( b)(4) for an unknown patient with delayed perforation.This medwatch report is for patient identifier (b)(6).There is no report of any olympus device malfunction in any procedure described in this study.
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