ASGE Annual Postgraduate Course: Clinical Challenges and Real-Time Decision Making in GI Endoscopy (On-demand) | 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 recording of the first Jerry Way Endowed Lecture, presented by Dr. Roy Satinow. The lecture is part of a program supported by the Jerry Way Endowment, which focuses on GI endoscopy education, research, and mentoring. The lecture discusses topics related to polypectomy efficiency and success in colonoscopy procedures. Dr. Satinow explains a systematic approach to detecting and characterizing flat polyps, emphasizing the importance of following innominate grooves and smoothness of folds. He also highlights the technique of dynamic submucosal injection and provides examples of expert performance in these areas. Additionally, Dr. Satinow mentions how deliberate practice and feedback are crucial in developing expertise in endoscopy. He concludes by discussing the recognition of malignant polyps, including signs such as fold convergence, expansion, depression, irregularity, and firmness. The lecture aims to provide educational insights and techniques for performing successful polypectomies.

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Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, MASGE

Keywords

Jerry Way Endowed Lecture

polypectomy efficiency

colonoscopy procedures

flat polyps

dynamic submucosal injection

malignant polyps