Advancements in endoscopic closure: Embracing a new era of managing complications and postprocedural defects after endoscopic submucosal dissection

Table 8 Characteristics of the most common through-the-scope clips

Clip and brand	Brand	Arms span	Reopening/repositioning	360 degree rotation	Retention period	MR safety	Additional information
Resolution™	Boston Scientific, Marlborough, MA, United States	11 mm	5 times	-	4-8 weeks	+	-
Resolution™ 360		11 mm	5 times	+	4-8 weeks	+	Nurse/technitian controlled rotation using control knob and physician controlled rotation using a braided catheter
Resolution™ 360 Ultra		17 mm	5 times	+	4-8 weeks	+
QuickClip2™	Olympus, Tokyo, Japan	9 mm	No repositioning	+	9.4 days	Unsafe	-
QuickClip Pro™		11 mm	5 times	+	1-2 weeks	Conditional	-
Retentia™		9 mm/12 mm/16 mm	Unlimited	+	No data (new device)	Conditional	-
EZ Clip™		7 mm/9.5 mm/11 mm	No repositioning	+	-	Conditional	Reloadable clip applicator
Instinct Plus™ Clip	Cook Medical, Bloomington, IN, United States	16 mm	5 times	+	1-3 weeks	Conditional	-
LOCKADO™	MicroTech Endoscopy, Micro-Tech, Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States	8 mm/11 mm/16 mm/(22 mm)	Unlimited	+	Limited data, probably 1-3 weeks	+	Indications: Mucosal and submucosal defects smaller than 30 mm, bleeding ulcers and polyps smaller than 15 mm, luminal perforations smaller than 20 mm in the GI that can be treated without surgery
SureClip™		8 mm/11 mm/16 mm	Unlimited	+	2-4 weeks	Conditional	A shorter stem
EcoClip		8 mm/11 mm/16 mm	Unlimited	+	1-2 weeks	Conditional	-
DuraClip	Conmed Corporation, Utica, NY, United States	11 mm/16 mm	Unlimited	+	1-3 weeks	Conditional	A shorter stem (deployed part is 10 mm long)

MR: Magnetic resonance; GI: Gastrointestinal.