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Prospective Evaluation of the Clinical Utility of Endoscopic Closure Using a Dual Action Tissue (DAT) Clip

1) Complete closure rate: proportion of cases in which complete tissue approximation is achieved with the use of the DAT clip (no substantial gaps are visible in the closure line) 2) Achievement of intended targeted therapy: defined as cases in which utilization of the DAT clip accomplished the intended treatment effect (e.g., hemostasis, perforation closure) 3) Procedural time: measure of procedural time associated with the operation of the DAT clip for its intended purpose. 4) Safety: measured based on the rate of adverse events with the procedure.

1) Complete closure rate: proportion of cases in which complete tissue approximation is achieved with the use of the DAT clip (no substantial gaps are visible in the closure line) 2) Achievement of intended targeted therapy: defined as cases in which utilization of the DAT clip accomplished the intended treatment effect (e.g., hemostasis, perforation closure) 3) Procedural time: measure of procedural time associated with the operation of the DAT clip for its intended purpose. 4) Safety: measured based on the rate of adverse events with the procedure.