ASGE Annual Postgraduate Course: Clinical Challenges and Real-Time Decision Making in GI Endoscopy (Live and Virtual) | May 2023-Session 4 - Waye Lecture - Improving Efficiency and Success at Polypectomy

Session 4 - Waye Lecture - Improving Efficiency and Success at Polypectomy

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Video Summary

The video is a lecture given by Dr. Roy Satnick at an event organized by the Jerry Way Endowment, which supports education and research in the field of gastrointestinal endoscopy. Dr. Satnick discusses various topics related to colonoscopy, focusing on maximizing the safety, efficiency, and success of polypectomy. He introduces the concept of deliberate practice and feedback as a method for training endoscopists to recognize and characterize different types of polyps. Dr. Satnick emphasizes the importance of using a systematic approach to the detection and characterization of polyps, including observing patterns and characteristics such as fold convergence, expansion, depression, irregularity, and firmness. He also discusses the use of the Paris classification system as a mental model for approaching polyp classification and risk assessment. Overall, the lecture provides insights and techniques for improving the quality of polyp detection and removal during colonoscopy. The lecture was made possible by the Jerry Way Endowment, and Dr. Klaus Mergener, Dr. Jonathan Cohen, and Dr. David Greenwald are acknowledged for their contributions to its realization.

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Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, MASGE

Keywords

Dr. Roy Satnick

Jerry Way Endowment

colonoscopy

polypectomy

deliberate practice

Paris classification system