Single Use Duodenoscopes: Real World Experience in Clinical Practice
Drs. Adarsh Thaker, Jeremy Barber, Mark Gromski, and Amy Tyberg discuss the applications of single-use duodenoscopes. The panelists examine the clinical impact of duodenoscope infection and contamination rates. Learn how to maximize procedural efficiency and patient outcomes with single-use duodenoscopes.
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