ASGE 2023 Masterclass EUS: Principles, Best Practices & Innovative Paradigms (On-Demand)

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Video Summary

In this video wrap-up, the speaker quickly shares the key takeaways from the course. Dr. Emma discussed the importance of knowing why you're setting up a practice and measuring quality and metrics. The role of EOS in diagnostics was also highlighted. The F&A, F&B technique was explained to have a solid role in salvage procedures and proven safety. Dr. Nantali emphasized avant-garde interventions like biliary drainage and gastro-genostomy. Proper patient and device selection were important, particularly for preventing the jejunal loop from moving away in gastro-genostomy. Ablation was seen as effective and safe, but more studies are needed. Dr. Mishra addressed pancreatic cysts and cancer staging, emphasizing the need to differentiate mucinous vs non-mucinous cysts and emphasizing advancements in EOS and rectal cancer staging. Dr. Chang discussed his work in endohepatology, including liver biopsy and portal pressure gradient measurement. Overall, the course emphasized knowing the purpose of setting up an EOS practice, caution in diagnostic EOS, the importance of referrals and quality metrics, and the potential of avant-garde interventions and advancements in EOS technology. The video thanks the faculty and attendees and announces that the material will be available as enduring material going forward.

Keywords

EOS practice setup

quality metrics

avant-garde interventions

cancer staging

EOS technology