Angiodysplasia is characterized by the presence of abnormal, ectatic, dilated, tortuous, and typically small (<10 mm) blood vessels within the gut [1]. Argon plasma coagulation is a commonly performed treatment for angiodysplasia that has proven to be effective [2]; however, perforations have been reported with this treatment [3].
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