ASGE Annual Postgraduate Course Endoscopy 2022: Breakthrough to Excellence | DDW 2022-Reducing post endoscopy Barrett's neoplasia: Quality Endoscopy

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In this video, the speaker discusses the concept of post-endoscopy barrettes neoplasia, which refers to neoplastic lesions found within a few months or years after an initial endoscopy. They explain that early detection of neoplastic lesions is important because it can prevent invasive cancer. They mention that a number of these cancers are missed on the initial endoscopy and emphasize the need for standardized definitions for post-endoscopy barrettes neoplasia. The speaker presents data on the increasing incidence of cancer in barrettes esophagus and suggests that a high-quality endoscopy, careful inspection, and adequate sampling can improve the neoplasia detection rate. They also highlight the importance of education in improving detection and propose inspection time and neoplasia detection rate as quality metrics for barrettes esophagus examinations. No credits were mentioned in the video. The video can be found at the following link: [insert link if available].

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Prateek Sharma, MD, FASGE

Keywords

post-endoscopy barrettes neoplasia

early detection

invasive cancer prevention

standardized definitions

barrettes esophagus