Back To Basics (Part 2): Tips and Tricks to Being an Outstanding Colonoscopist
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Watch our international experts, Professor Marianna Arvanitakis, Dr George Webster, Professor Siwan Thomas-Gibson, Dr Manmeet Matharoo and Dr David Tate to learn all about:
• Tips and Tricks for getting to the caecum timely and safely
• Lesion detection and characterisation
The lectures are followed up with an interactive Q&A session.
Panel:
Professor Marianna Arvanitakis
Professor Siwan Thomas-Gibson
Dr George Webster
Dr Manmeet Matharoo
Dr David Tate
0:17 Introduction - Dr George Webster
2:46 Tips and Tricks for getting to the caecum timely and safely - Dr Manmeet Matharoo
30:52 Lesion detection and characterisation - Dr David Tate
45:12 Q&A session
Professor Marianna Arvanitakis
Professor Siwan Thomas-Gibson
Dr George Webster
Dr Manmeet Matharoo
Dr David Tate
I can see that almost all off you are using a scope guide. I can assure you that most endoscopy places do not have a scope guide. For example i just finished my speciality in gastroenterology in my country North Macedonia, and I for one do not have the latest HD endoscopy equipment, I just use some old Pentax and half Working Stortz. Maybe you should talk more about managing loops with palpating and feeling the scope rather than going back to the Scope Guide and see where you are stuck. Otherwise you are great and very informative. Thank you, I do learn lot from you.