First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course (August 7 - 8)

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker discusses various aspects of endoscopy and pathology. The speaker, identified as Amr, begins by stating that the information he will discuss is applicable to all types of endoscopy, not just advanced procedures like EMR and ESD. He emphasizes the importance of providing detailed and informative endoscopy reports, rather than simply copy-pasting information. He provides examples of reports with insufficient information and contrasting reports with detailed findings and diagnoses.<br /><br />Amr discusses the importance of accurately describing endoscopic findings, without making assumptions about the underlying conditions. He explains the use of narrowband imaging to enhance visualization of structures such as mucosal capillaries. He also introduces the Prague classification for describing Barrett's esophagus and the LA classification for grading esophagitis.<br /><br />The speaker discusses the identification and classification of varices, including small and large varices, as well as the O classification for gastric varices. He also explains the Cameron ulcer, which occurs in or near hiatal hernias. The speaker briefly discusses the Mallory-Weiss tear and the Paris classification system for describing superficial lesions.<br /><br />Overall, the video focuses on the importance of accurate reporting and description of endoscopic findings, as well as the use of imaging techniques to enhance visualization.

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Amar Deshpande, MD

Keywords

endoscopy

pathology

endoscopy reports

narrowband imaging

Prague classification

varices

Mallory-Weiss tear