ASGE Interventional IBD: Management of Complications

Video Transcription

Thank you so much, everybody. It was a great session this evening. We learned a lot. All of us learned a lot today. So, but tomorrow is going to be even more exciting because  we're going to talk about more unusual therapies, including stricturotomy and stents and therapies  for strictures. We're going to talk about colon dysplasia, what is the role of chromendoscopy, virtual chromendoscopy, role of endoscopic resection, and how to support each other,  the role of endoscopist in managing complications, role of a surgeon. I think it will be a very,  very exciting session tomorrow. So, I think we look forward to have all of you come back again. And the people who are panelists today are welcome to come and join tomorrow as well  because I think we'd like to have everybody chip in with their experience because I think there's all this growing field, all of us learning together. And I hope that we all  learn from each other better.  Keep this in mind, this is a central standard of time, right? Yes. Central standard of time. So, tomorrow is starting at 10 a.m. Eastern time. So, that's the key, at 9 a.m. Central  time. Okay. We're looking forward to seeing you all again tomorrow. See you tomorrow. Bye-bye.

Video Summary

In the video, the speaker thanks the audience for attending the session and mentions that they learned a lot. They announce that the next session will discuss unusual therapies such as stricturotomy and stents, as well as therapies for strictures. They will also cover topics like colon dysplasia, the role of chromendoscopy and virtual chromendoscopy, endoscopic resection, and managing complications. The speaker encourages the panelists to join again tomorrow, as they value everyone's experiences and believe in learning together. They remind the audience that the session will start at 10 a.m. Eastern time, 9 a.m. Central time. The video ends with goodbye and see you tomorrow.

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