Explore the technique of Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG) through this comprehensive procedure animation demonstrating the use of the Apollo ESG system at World Laparoscopy Hospital. ESG represents an important development in minimally invasive bariatric and therapeutic endoscopy, using endoscopic suturing to remodel the stomach and create a sleeve-like shape without conventional abdominal surgery.

The animation presents the procedural concept in a simple and educational format. An endoscope is passed through the mouth into the stomach, allowing the physician to visualize the gastric anatomy from inside. A specialized endoscopic suturing system is then used to place a series of carefully positioned sutures. These sutures bring selected portions of the stomach wall together, reducing the size and changing the configuration of the gastric cavity.

By creating a smaller stomach volume, ESG aims to modify gastric capacity and may contribute to improved satiety and weight management in appropriately selected patients. Unlike conventional sleeve gastrectomy, ESG does not involve removal of a portion of the stomach. Instead, the stomach is internally remodeled using endoscopic suturing technology.

This animation is especially useful for medical professionals who want to understand the basic principles and sequence of ESG. It provides an accessible visual representation of endoscope positioning, gastric remodeling, suture placement, and the final sleeve-like configuration. Such animations can be valuable educational resources for surgeons, gastroenterologists, bariatric specialists, fellows, residents, and healthcare professionals interested in advanced endoscopic procedures.

At World Laparoscopy Hospital, advanced minimally invasive techniques and modern surgical technologies are incorporated into structured medical education and training. This ESG animation demonstrates how innovative endoscopic platforms can expand the possibilities of minimally invasive bariatric treatment.