ASGE Annual GI Advanced Practice Provider Course - Day Two

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Video Summary

In this video, Dr. Kahl discusses the principles and best practices of upper endoscopy, which is a common procedure performed in GI practices. He emphasizes the importance of appropriate patient selection and indications for upper endoscopy. Dr. Kahl provides an overview of the anatomical structures involved and discusses common findings seen during the procedure. He also covers specialized procedures, such as Barrett's ablation and stent placement, and highlights potential adverse events associated with therapeutic endoscopy. Dr. Kahl emphasizes the importance of informed consent in upper endoscopy and discusses the scope of consent and considerations for pediatric patients. He also addresses the importance of quality indicators for pre, intra, and post-endoscopy procedures. Additionally, Dr. Kahl provides guidance on antibiotic prophylaxis and upper endoscopy and outlines the potential risks and benefits associated with diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy. He concludes by discussing potential adverse events and the importance of adhering to quality metrics for upper endoscopy.

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Vivek Kaul, MD, FASGE

Keywords

upper endoscopy

patient selection

common findings

informed consent

specialized procedures

adverse events

quality indicators