First Year Fellows Endoscopy Course (July 31 - August 1)

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Dr. John Morris from the University of Utah Advanced Endoscopist gave a talk on therapeutic colonoscopy. He discussed different aspects of therapeutic colonoscopy, including treatment for lower GI bleeding, polypectomy for colon polyps, and colonoscopic decompression for patients with colon distension. He also mentioned the complications that can occur during colonoscopy. Dr. Morris recommended being prepared for various procedures during colonoscopy, such as having the necessary tools and equipment ready. He also emphasized the importance of proper positioning and stability of the scope during procedures. Dr. Morris discussed different techniques for polypectomy, including cold snaring and hot snaring. He explained when to use each technique and shared tips for successful polypectomy. He also discussed the use of submucosal injection for tattooing and endoscopic mucosal resection. Finally, Dr. Morris covered the potential complications of colonoscopy, such as bleeding and perforation, and shared ways to minimize these risks.

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John Morris, MD

Keywords

therapeutic colonoscopy

polypectomy

colonoscopic decompression

complications

tools and equipment

cold snaring

submucosal injection

risk minimization