ASGE Interventional IBD: Management of Complications

Video Transcription

No questions to the audience. I think it's been a great couple of days of sessions.  All of us learned a lot for the last couple of days from various speakers all over the world. They shared experiences. Special thanks to Dr. Yamamoto who is probably waking up,  woke up early this morning to join the presentation and is really, really thankful for your time. Appreciate that. Okay. I want to thank all the speakers as well for the entire  two-day event. And special, special thanks to ASGE for organizing this forum to spread education  about interventional IBD and awareness for IBD. I think it's going to grow from now on. There's  no doubt about it. And Dr. Shen, do you want to wrap it up? Yeah. Thank you very much, everybody,  all the speaker and attendees and ASGE, our sponsor, and this great event. We try to make  at least on the yearly base from the ASGE. Another one is we also have the Columbia University Medical Center. We run this interventional IBD source, of course,  also on yearly base back in January. So the ASGE course is in spring and then the Columbia course  in January. And then really our speaker come back and really appreciate and have a good day. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you.

Video Summary

In this video, the speaker expresses gratitude for the successful sessions over the past couple of days, where participants learned from speakers around the world who shared their experiences. Special thanks are given to Dr. Yamamoto for joining the presentation early in the morning. The speaker also thanks all the speakers and the ASGE for organizing the forum and spreading education about interventional IBD and awareness for IBD. It is believed that this event will continue to grow. The speaker concludes by expressing gratitude to all the speakers, attendees, ASGE, and Columbia University Medical Center for their support and extends wishes for a good day.

Keywords

gratitude

successful sessions

speakers

ASGE

IBD awareness