ASGE Advanced Endoscopic Lesion Resection Course | November 2022-Q & A

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Video Summary

In this video, GI fellows Adil and Dr. Othman discuss clinical scenarios related to patient care. They discuss a case of a patient with a partial perforation, the use of endoscopic suturing, and the presence of air under the diaphragm. They advise monitoring the patient clinically and involving a colorectal surgeon for consultation and antibiotics. They also mention the use of contrast injection and CT scans to assess the closure of perforations in the right colon. They emphasize the importance of clinical examination and communication with the surgical team. The video also touches on topics such as the use of injection and saline solution in identifying lesion depth, the importance of not unnecessarily intervening based on incidental findings, and the choice of ESU settings in the pre-cut EMR technique.

Keywords

partial perforation

endoscopic suturing

air under the diaphragm

colorectal surgeon

CT scans