GI Dilation

During a gastrointestinal (GI) dilation procedure, a balloon may be used to open narrowed areas or strictures in the digestive tract, which are most frequently located in the esophagus, pyloric valve, small intestine, colon and rectum. Multiple dilations may be performed if the stricture has not been successfully opened.

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Anastomotic Stricture from Esophageal Cancer Resection Case

View case using the CRE Wireguided Balloon Dilator on an anastomotic stricture presenting post esophageal cancer resection.
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Colonic Dilation Ileo-cecal Anastamosis & Ileocolonic Anastomotic Stricture Case

View a case using the CRE Wireguided Balloon Dilator on an ileo-cecal anastamosis abdominal pain and ileocolonic anastomotic stricture.
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Dilation of a Peptic Stricture Pre-Polyflex® Stent Placement Case

View a case using a CRE Wireguided Balloon Dilator on a peptic stricture before a Polyflex^® Stent placement.
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Dilation of a Post-Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass Stricture Case

View a case using a CRE Wireguided Balloon Dilator to dilate a post-roux-en-y gastric bypass stricture.
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Learn why CRE™ Balloon Dilators have been the market leader for GI balloon dilations for over 10 years.

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