Join us for an immersive session that delves into the fundamentals of routine screening, surveillance, and diagnostic colonoscopy. Discover optimal techniques for cold snaring and effective strategies for managing immediate bleeding associated with the procedure.

Expert faculty led by Course Director Douglas K. Rex, MD, FASGE, will showcase innovative tools such as Endocuff Vision and distal cap attachment, which enhance mucosal exposure during withdrawal for improved diagnostic accuracy. Explore cutting-edge imaging platforms like Olympus TXI, proven to significantly increase Adenoma Detection Rate (ADR) in randomized trials.

Witness real-life cases demonstrating the successful clearance of polyposis syndromes, including FAP and serrated polyposis syndrome using entirely cold techniques. Gain insights into advanced procedures such as Endoscopic Mucosal Resection (EMR) with electrocautery, avulsion, snare tip soft coagulation treatment, hybrid APC, closure techniques using clips and through-the-scope suturing devices.

The interactive format encourages engaging discussions on ideal cases for full-thickness resection and the utilization of full-thickness resection devices. Dive into the evolving landscape of bowel preparations for colonoscopy and explore their value in clinical practice.

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of routine screening, surveillance and diagnostic colonoscopy procedures
• Learn optimal techniques for cold snaring and effective strategies for managing immediate bleeding during colonoscopy
• Discover how to enhance mucosal exposure and diagnostic accuracy using innovative tools like Endocuff Vision and distal cap attachment
• Explore cutting-edge imaging platforms, such as Olympus TXI and understand their impact on increasing Adenoma Detection Rate (ADR)
• Witness real-life case demonstrations of successful clearance of polyposis syndromes, including FAP and serrated polyposis syndrome using entirely cold techniques
• Participate in engaging discussions on ideal cases for full-thickness resection and the utilization of full-thickness resection devices
• Explore the evolving landscape of bowel preparations for colonoscopy and their practical applications in clinical practice

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