First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course (Aug 4-5) | 2024-5-Pathology and Terminology

5-Pathology and Terminology_2024

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The document discusses various upper endoscopy findings and terminology encountered during an ASGE First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course. It covers topics such as Barrett's esophagus, hiatal hernia, gastric varices, Mallory Weiss tear, and Paris classification. The learners are presented with images and asked to describe the endoscopic findings in each case. The importance of correctly identifying lesions like Cameron's erosion, gastritis, and ulcers is emphasized. The Prague classification is mentioned in the context of Barrett's esophagus, while the Paris classification is used in describing different types of lesions. Additionally, the document touches on the use of narrow band imaging (NBI) to aid in identifying structures like muscularis mucosae and mucosal capillaries. Overall, the material aims to enhance fellows' understanding of endoscopic pathology and terminology through practical examples and quizzes.

Keywords

upper endoscopy findings

ASGE First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course

Barrett's esophagus

hiatal hernia

gastric varices

Mallory Weiss tear

Paris classification

Cameron's erosion

Prague classification

narrow band imaging (NBI)