WATS3D is changing the way Barrett's esophagus and dysplasia are diagnosed and surveilled.
A New Standard of Care -When and why WATS3D should be used
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WATS3D's enhanced wide-area tissue sampling instrument helps to reduce sampling error in Barrett's esophagus.
βAt the current time, endoscopists rely solely on taking small random forceps biopsies at 1-2 cm intervals, leaving more than 96% of the endoscopically suspect area completely untested.ββ Prashanth R Vennalaganti, MD, University of Kansas, School of Medicine, Kansas City, KS
WATS3D's increased adjunctive yield of HGD or EAC by 428%.
WATS3D detected an additional 23 cases of HGD/EAC that were missed using Seattle protocol alone.