First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course (August 7 - 8)

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Video Summary

The video is a lecture on diagnostic colonoscopy given by Dr. Jennifer Jorgensen. The lecture begins with a brief introduction and discussion about the importance of diagnostic colonoscopy. Dr. Jorgensen then proceeds to explain the three main indications for diagnostic colonoscopy: screening, surveillance, and diagnosing signs and symptoms. She provides detailed information about each indication, including changes in guidelines for screening and factors to consider for high-risk patients. Dr. Jorgensen also discusses reasons to avoid performing a colonoscopy, such as perforated colon or severe ischemia. The lecture covers various aspects of the colonoscopy procedure, including perianal and rectal exams, anal intubation techniques, and tips on reducing loops. Dr. Jorgensen emphasizes the importance of maintaining good ergonomic posture and taking breaks during the procedure. She provides tips and techniques for identifying and navigating the colon, as well as thorough examination and detection of polyps. The lecture concludes with a summary of key points and advice for performing successful colonoscopies. No specific credits were mentioned in the video.

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Jennifer Jorgensen, MD

Keywords

diagnostic colonoscopy

Dr. Jennifer Jorgensen

screening

surveillance

high-risk patients

polyp detection