ASGE Advanced Endoscopic Lesion Resection Course | November 2022-Managing Pre-procedure Expectations and Post-procedure Complications: Consent, Post-Polypectomy Syndrome, Delayed Bleeding and Recurrence

Managing Pre-procedure Expectations and Post-procedure Complications: Consent, Post-Polypectomy Syndrome, Delayed Bleeding and Recurrence

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Video Summary

The video provides a detailed discussion on the consent process, bowel prep, complications, and best practices for surveillance intervals in advanced lesion resection practices. The speaker emphasizes the importance of reviewing the patient's medical history and obtaining pertinent information before the procedure. They emphasize the need for color images to assess the size, location, and number of lesions. The speaker discusses the importance of informed consent, establishing rapport with the patient, and discussing the procedure, potential complications, and how they would be handled. They highlight the importance of documenting the conversation and informing patients about subsequent surveillance. The speaker also emphasizes the significance of a good bowel prep for accurate diagnosis and safe procedures, and recommends adopting a standardized way of reporting bowel prep quality. Complications such as bleeding, perforation, and post-polypectomy coagulation syndrome are discussed, along with strategies for their management. The speaker concludes by discussing best practices for surveillance intervals, including recommendations for follow-up after colonoscopy. Overall, the video provides important information for advanced lesion resection practices to ensure successful procedures and patient care.

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Jennifer L. Maranki, MD, FASGE

Keywords

consent process

bowel prep

complications

surveillance intervals

advanced lesion resection

medical history