Olympus ESG-300 User manual

ESG-300 and APU-300
Monopolar home screen*
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
ESG-300
Controls
For bipolar
instrument
For monopolar
instrument
For neutral
electrode
For argon probe
Touchscreen
Purge button
Select modes
Selected socket
Footswitch indicator
CQM indicator
(contact quality monitoring)
Adjust settings
Open user-defined settings
Adjust eect level
Adjust output power
Procedure name
Setting name
Change output socket
* For detailed information on the Biopolar home screen and the Argon home screen refer to the instructions for use of the
ESG-300.

Monopolar modes of the ESG-300
Cut pedal Coag pedal
Pure Cutting
Increasing coagulation effect
Deep Coagulation
Increasing cutting effect
Cutting with coagulation
PureCut
Continuous
cutting with limited
coagulation
PulseCut Slow/Fast
Controlled cutting
with intermittent
coagulation of
different duration
BlendCut
Cutting of varying tissue
structures with increased
coagulation capacities
PowerCoag
Good compromise
between cutting
and coagulation
ForcedCoag
Superficial
pinpoint
coagulation
SprayCoag
High peak voltage for
superficial coagulation
without contact
between the
HF instrument and
the tissue
SoftCoag
Deep
coagulation
Versatile coagulation
technology
High Power Cut Support (HPCS) –
immediate cutting
Fast Spark Monitor (FSM) –
optimised cutting power
Manufacturer:
Olympus Winter & Ibe GmbH
Kuehnstr. 61
22045 Hamburg, Germany W9218004_00, en 2018-10 -11

Procedure steps Instrument or technique Mode Power Eect
Incision Knife PulseCut Fast 120 2
Dessection/Tunneling Knife SprayCoag 40 2
Myotomy Knife PulseCut Fast 120 2
Hemostasis Coagrasper SoftCoag 50 3
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
ESG-300
Operation settings
Procedure steps Instrument or technique Mode Power Eect
Marking Knife (apply gentle pressure)
ForcedCoag 20 2
SoftCoag 50 3
Pre-cut/Incision Knife
PulseCut Fast 120 2
BlendCut 30 2
Submucosal dissection Knife PowerCoag 30 2
Hemostasis Closed knife PowerCoag 30 2
Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD)
Basic procedures
Procedure Instrument or technique Mode Power Eect
Snare Polypectomy:
Sessile polyp
Close the snare
slowly and gently PulseCut Slow 120 2
Snare Polypectomy:
Pedunculated polyp
Close the snare
slowly and gently ForcedCoag 20 4
Endoscopic Mucosal
Resection (EMR)
Close the snare
slowly and gently PulseCut Slow 120 2
Hemostasis Coagrasper SoftCoag 50 3
Sphincterotomy Sphincterotome PulseCut Fast 120 2
Bipolar Hemostasis BiCoag probe BiSoftCoag 30 - 40 1
Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM)

Manufacturer:
Olympus Winter & Ibe GmbH
Kuehnstr. 61
22045 Hamburg, Germany W9218035_00, en 2018-10 -11
Procedure Instrument or technique Mode Power E  e c t
Treatment of adenoma
remnants
During activation, keep a
distance of 2 - 5mm between
argon probe’s tip and tissue.
PulsedArgon Fast 30 n/a
Diffuse bleeding, vascular
malformations and
angiodysplasia in the
small bowel and colon
During activation, keep a
distance of 2 - 5mm between
argon probe’s tip and tissue.
SmartArgon 120 2 - 4
Barrett’s esophagus
During activation, keep a
distance of 2 - 5mm between
argon probe’s tip and tissue.
PulsedArgon Fast 30 n/a
Gastric antral vascular
ectasia (GAVE)
During activation, keep a
distance of 2 - 5mm between
argon probe’s tip and tissue.
PulsedArgon Fast 30 n/a
Monopolar Argon Plasma Coagulation (MAPC)*
Procedure Instrument or technique Mode Power E  e c t
Less extended lesion,
bleeding CD-6C-1 SoftCoag 40 3
Polypoid lesion
(intraluminal mass) SD-7C-1 PulseCut Slow 50 2
Web-like stenosis KD-31C -1
PulseCut Slow 40 2
ForcedCoag 40 3
Tissue ablation
During activation, keep a
distance of 2 - 5mm between
argon probe’s tip and tissue.
ForcedArgon 35 n/a
Respiratory Procedures
* Olympus recommends to always stick to the default argon flow rate of the respective argon probe.
Please note
The operation settings are examples based on previous general clinical uses of the device. The surgeon is solely responsible for
selecting an appropriate mode and an appropriate output power level. The appropriate settings depend on the instrument to be
used and on the conditions of the tissue to be treated.