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From Resection to Closure: Elevating Outcomes in ASCs and Community Hospitals

June 24, 2026

Boston Scientific EDUCARE

Dr. Jeremy Farida discusses advanced endoscopy techniques for polypectomy. Hear comparisons of cold snare versus hot snare or EMR preferences. See techniques and tips of successful EMR through plentiful case video examples. Dr. Farida also stresses the importance of proper closure techniques to reduce bleeding and recurrence risks. Practical pathways and training programs are suggested for community practices to build EMR capabilities.

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Endobariatrics in Practice: Multidisciplinary Programs and Guiding the Patient Journey

June 9, 2026

Boston Scientific EDUCARE

Dr. Geri Keane and Dr. Roberto Simons-Linares focus on the multidisciplinary approach to endobariatrics, emphasizing the importance of individualized patient care. Dr. Simons-Linares highlights the effectiveness of endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty (ESG) and transoral outlet reduction (TOR) for obesity and metabolic diseases. Dr. Keane stresses the need for a multidisciplinary team, including dietitians, psychologists, and surgeons, to ensure comprehensive patient care. The speaker duo address insurance coverage challenges, reimbursement, and the importance of following long term follow-up.

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Optimizing Outcomes with Through-the-Scope Esophageal Stents: Size Strategy and Stent Design in Clinical Practice

April 28, 2026

TaeWoong Medical

Dr. Julie Yang and Dr. Shailendra Singh explore esophageal TTS stents including the historical evolution of stents, their goals (lumen expansion and sealing), and the advantages of TTS stents. The panelists discuss practical tips and ample case studies, underscoring the importance of proper sizing and fixation. Learn on-label indications for malignant esophageal strictures and fistulas, as well as off-label uses which include refractory benign strictures, perforations, and variceal bleeding.

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A Primer of Electrosurgery in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy: Introducing a novel platform of Advanced Bipolar and Microwave Energy

April 23, 2026

Creo Medical

Dr. Davinderbir Pannu discusses the evolution of surgical energy needs, the principles of electricity, and the limitations of monopolar energy, such as thermal spread and variability in tissue effect. He introduces advanced bipolar and microwave energy platforms, highlighting their advantages: lower voltage, precise energy delivery, and less collateral damage. Hear the importance of understanding energy principles for safe and effective endoscopic procedures.

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Clinical Practice Model - Transoral Incisionless Fundoplication (TIF 2.0®): Exploring New Paradigms of GI and Surgeon Collaboration

April 22, 2026

ENow Solutions

Key opinion leaders discuss Transoral Incisionless Fundoplication (TIF 2.0®) and its clinical practice model. Key points included the importance of patient selection, using the American Foregut Society's endoscopic rate of the GEJ to grade patients, and selecting suitable candidates for TIF or combined approaches. Complications such as perforation, bleeding, and mucosal lacerations were addressed, with emphasis on early detection and management. Long-term outcomes showed significant symptom relief and PPI discontinuation in over 70% of patients, with durability up to 10 years. Hear how to navigate the intricacies of incorporating TIF 2.0® into your practice.

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The EAGLE Trial: CADe for Detection of Clinically Relevant Lesions

April 16, 2026

Olympus

Dr. Laurence Lovat presents on the EAGLE trial, which evaluated the effectiveness of a cloud-based Computer Aided Detection (CADe) system for detecting clinical relevant lesions during colonoscopy. Can AI assistance be implemented as a supplementary tool to improve adenoma detection rate (ADR) and adenomas per colonoscopy (APC)? Hear considerations when using AI, including workflow changes, alarm management, and the role of the endoscopist.

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