Implementing Cuff-Assisted Colonoscopy In Your Practice to Enhance Patient Care
Dr. Jonathan Goldstein discusses the role of ENDOCUFF VISION in improving colonoscopy practices. Hear an evidence-based approach on improving adenoma detection rate through utilizing cuff-assisted colonoscopy, as well as patient and care team feedback. Learn tips on integrating cuff-assisted colonoscopy into your practice.
Olympus Gastroenterology, cuff-assisted colonoscopy, colonoscopy, Implementing Cuff-Assisted Colonoscopy In Your Practice to Enhance Patient Care, Jonathan Goldstein, GIEndoscopy, endoscopy, benefits of cuff-assisted colonoscopy, Endocuff, endo-cuff, endocuff vision, maximize the viewable mucosa, manipulate colonic folds, adenoma detection rate, unfolding, James Thieman, ADR, VirtualED
Other Featured Videos
Revolutionizing Clinical Practice with Single-Use Duodenoscopes: Evolution, Benefits, and Integration
December 19, 2024
Boston Scientific EDUCARE
Dr. Forcione discusses the EXALT Model D and other single-use duodenoscopes. Hear about the evolution, benefits, and keys of single-use duodenoscopes to integrate them into your practice. Dr. Forcione shares lessons learned and considerations for successful integration, including first-hand experience from his practice.
ERCP Voices of Experience: ERCP Management of Biliary Stones From Standard Techniques to Advanced Interventions
October 21, 2025
Olympus
In Part 2 of ERCP Voices of Experience, Dr. David Diehl and Dr. Jennifer Phan discuss techniques and tools for the management of biliary stones. The experts review pathogenesis and diagnostic workup of biliary stone disease, as well as adjacent topics such as emergency lithotripsy, biliary stricture, cannulation, and stenting.
Endoscopic Eradication Therapy 20 Years Later: Have we made a Difference? An Update in Screening, Surveillance, and Therapy of Barrett's Esophagus and Early EAC
April 10, 2025
Medtronic
Dr. Sri Komanduri covers a review of the 20 year history of endoscopic eradication therapy including current novel innovation for screening and surveillance for Barrett’s esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma. See where we’ve been - and where we are going - with BE/EAC patient care.
