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Superficial Esophageal, Gastric or Colorectal Lesions

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NCT07392268

Validation of AI-ENDO System in Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection

This study is a pilot trial designed to evaluate the feasibility and safety of Al-ENDO assisted ESD in patients with gastrointestinal superficial lesions. Patients with gastrointestinal superficial lesions are scheduled for conventional ESD will be screened for eligibility. The study consists of a few stages: 1. In the first phase, the Al-ENDO system will be tested in the background of the ESD procedure prospectively, but without interfering the endoscopists. The Al-ENDO system would be installed in the Endoscopy Centre in Prince of Wales Hospital. Real-time video analysis would be conducted in the background without interference of the endoscopists' performance. A total of 30 clinical ESD procedures would be analysed, with the goal of achieving good accuracy of the system. The data obtained from this group of patients would also serve as control group for comparison with the subsequent procedures with Al-ENDO support. 2. The second phase of the study would comprise of a the prospective pilot study which Al-ENDO system would be connected to the endoscopy tower with the auxiliary output monitor placing side-by-side with the endoscopy main monitor. The GUI would be displayed in the auxiliary monitor. This phase aims to demonstrate device and patients' safety throughout the procedure, and a total of 10 patients would be recruited, with the target of ensuring smooth dissection procedure without system interruption of failure. In this phase of the study, only expert endoscopist would be involved in performing the procedure. 3. The third phase of the study comprises of a continuation of the initial pilot study with additional of 20 more patients, so that total of 30 procedures would be performed to compare the clinical outcomes with the control group collected previously.

Gender: All

Ages: 18 Years - 85 Years

Updated: 2026-02-06

Superficial Esophageal, Gastric or Colorectal Lesions