First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course (August 2-3) | 2024-5-Pathology and Terminology

5-Pathology and Terminology_2024

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The document outlines discussions and questions related to upper endoscopy pathology and terminology, particularly focusing on various endoscopic findings and classifications. Topics covered include conditions such as portal hypertensive gastropathy, gastritis, Barrett's esophagus, hiatal hernia, and esophageal varices, among others. It also touches on the Prague classification, utilization of Narrow Band Imaging (NBI), and the Paris classification for describing lesions. The document features images of endoscopic findings and challenges readers to identify and classify them correctly. It emphasizes the importance of accurately reporting and describing endoscopic findings for different gastrointestinal conditions. Additionally, it highlights the significance of recognizing specific lesions like Mallory Weiss tears and Cameron ulcers during endoscopic procedures. The document concludes with questions prompting readers to apply their knowledge of endoscopic terminology and classifications. Overall, it serves as a resource for educating and testing individuals on upper endoscopy pathology.

Keywords

upper endoscopy

pathology

endoscopic findings

classifications

Prague classification

Narrow Band Imaging (NBI)

Paris classification

gastrointestinal conditions

Mallory Weiss tears

Cameron ulcers