ASGE Weekend Endoscopy - Endoscopy Complications from General GI Procedures

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Video Summary

In this video, the presenters discuss complications that can occur during endoscopy procedures. They begin by introducing the topic and the panel of experts. The first segment focuses on bleeding complications during endoscopy. The presenters discuss the use of various tools and techniques to control bleeding, including snare tips, coag graspers, and clips. They emphasize the importance of recognizing and treating bleeding immediately to prevent further complications.<br /><br />The next segment addresses thermal injuries during endoscopy. The presenters show examples of muscle injuries and discuss the classification of muscle injuries. They explain the importance of recognizing and repairing muscle injuries to prevent delayed complications. They also demonstrate the technique of using clips to close muscle injuries.<br /><br />The final segment discusses the management of pneumoperitoneum in the case of perforation during endoscopy. The presenters demonstrate a technique for decompressing the abdomen using a needle and catheter. They recommend monitoring the patient for signs of cardiopulmonary compromise and treating the patient with antibiotics and observation.<br /><br />Overall, the video provides an informative overview of complications and their management during endoscopy procedures. The presenters offer practical tips and techniques for recognizing, treating, and preventing complications.

Keywords

endoscopy procedures

complications

bleeding complications

control bleeding

thermal injuries

muscle injuries

classification of muscle injuries

pneumoperitoneum

perforation during endoscopy