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Jeremy Jacques summarizes the evidence for underwater ESD and shows how combining underwater techniques with traction can improve exposure, cutting efficiency, hemostasis, and scope control
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ANDRE EPISODE I DENNE PODKAST
Large randomized study on fecal microbial transplantation for irritable bowel syndrome in The Lancet - microbiome changed, but no clinical effect
Michael Bretthauer discusses the results of a large randomized trial on colonoscopy surveillance after removal of advanced adenomas, along with a separate study on sessile serrated lesions. Both papers are published today in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Difficult cases in endoscopy can be a major challenge for both newcomers and experienced endoscopists. Hear what Torsten Beyna from Düsseldorf has to say.
The discussion on EPoS continues – Gastroenterology Editor David Weinberg shares his perspective.
In our last episode, Michael Bretthauer presented the EPoS trial on surveillance after colorectal adenoma removal. Watch the comments from colonoscopy expert Douglas Rex.
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