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The Value of Tissue Systems Pathology in Practice: A Case-Based Panel Discussion

August 22, 2024

Castle Biosciences

Dr. Harshit Khara and Dr. John Goldblum discuss the challenges that endoscopists and pathologists face in the diagnosis of BE in part three of the Masters in Endoscopy series. Learn the value of objective molecular testing to help inform a risk-aligned approach to the prevention of progression to esophageal adenocarcinoma in your practice.

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Assessing the Myotomy During Heller Myotomy

August 14, 2024

AFS

Medtronic

Drs. Mike Ujiki, Min Kim and Jon Gould identify the best methods and techniques for evaluating the adequacy and completeness of the myotomy. The panel discusses key indicators and criteria used to determine the success of a myotomy procedure, including the exploration of advanced imaging modalities and intraoperative tools that can assist in assessing the completeness of myotomy.

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Luminal Stenting for the Advanced Practitioner: Challenges and Considerations

August 13, 2024

Olympus

Dr. Kenneth Park presents on the challenges in luminal stenting procedures as well as techniques and ways to overcome them. Dr. Park covers anatomical considerations and metal stent selection criteria for various clinical settings in the esophagus, duodenum, and the colon. Learn about proper scope and stent positioning for optimal stent deployment.

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From Innovation to Clinical Adoption: Navigating the Hurdles of Evidence-Based Medicine and New Technology: Clinical Guidelines and Beyond

August 8, 2024

Castle Biosciences

Drs. Raman Muthusamy and Felice Schnoll-Sussman present a discussion-centered webinar on navigating clinical guidelines in collaboration with ever-changing evidence and technology. In part two of the Masters in Endoscopy series, the panelists dive into how to approach new innovations and apply them to your practice.

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Barrett’s Esophagus: The GERD to EAC Continuum

July 24, 2024

AFS

Drs. Sri Komanduri and John Lipham discuss novel innovation for screening, surveillance, and treatment for Barrett’s esophagus and early esophageal adenocarcinoma from interventional endoscopist and surgical perspectives. The presentation covers the role of mechanical reflux in the development of BE and BE-related neoplasia, in BE refractory to EET, and recurrence after EET. The panelists explore LINX for treating GERD in BE patients and further surgical considerations.

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Fundamentals of Endoscopic Resection Techniques During Colonoscopy

July 23, 2024

Laborie

Dr. Douglas Rex presents on essential principles of endoscopic resection during colonoscopy. Learn how to select lesions for cold snaring, cold EMR, hot EMR, FTRD, and ESD. Discover when and how to perform colonic marking (tattooing), as well as implementation of cold vs. hot resection.

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