EC magazine 03 2015

EC magazine 03 2015

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Endoscopic techniques | Teaching Videos | Upper GI tract

Endoscopic division of a Zenker diverticulum using the Clutch Cutter

Endoscopic division of a Zenker diverticulum using the Clutch Cutter and management of a perforation. Coagulation of the diverticular septum using the Clutch Cutter. Settings:

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Endoscopic techniques | Instruments | Lower GI tract | Teaching Videos

Endoscopic diagnosis of colon polyps using the NICE classification: initial experience with BLI and LCI

The new generation of the Fujifilm electronic endoscopy system allows virtual chromoendoscopy alongside zoom endoscopy. Blue laser imaging (BLI), like narrow-band imaging (NBI), allows further

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Endoscopic techniques | Lower GI tract | Teaching Videos

Perforation of a bleeding polypectomy site in the colon using a Hemoclip

A patient who had undergone polypectomy of a flat polyp in the ascending colon presented again with peranal hemorrhage. The polypectomy site can be seen

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Classifications | Upper GI tract

Fundic Varices

In contrast to esophageal varices, there is only one classification system for fundic varices, developed by Sarin et al.

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Literature | Lower GI tract

Laparoscopic surgery for rectal carcinoma — slash back?

Since the early 2000s, meta-analyses based on smaller studies have shown that open and laparoscopic surgery for rectal carcinoma produce similar results.

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Literature | Upper GI tract

Risk stratification in Barrett’s esophagus — the emperor’s new clothes?

The efficacy of surveillance for Barrett’s patients is a matter of controversy, and it is probably due to the low long-term risk of carcinoma developing

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Literature | Pancreas

Serous cystadenoma in the pancreas — still harmless?

Cystic pancreatic tumors are increasingly being detected at the asymptomatic stage, thanks to improved imaging, and “screening” imaging in particular. This often then leads to

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