Chief Physician / Master's Supervisor / Harvard Visiting Scholar
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Overview
Long-distance ESD changes the dependence on a narrow close-range view. By rebuilding the spatial relationship between the endoscope, the lesion, and the dissection instrument, the operator can work with a clearer and more stable field.
Clinical significance
This stability can improve both efficiency and safety. It supports tissue layer recognition, helps maintain margins, reduces hesitation during complex lesions, and improves the conditions for training advanced endoscopists.
Clinical translation and limitations
When paired with original instruments such as the Zhang Dissection Knife, long-distance ESD becomes an integrated technical system that supports broader clinical adoption.