
ASGE-Sponsored Guidelines Address 4 Key Questions Surrounding Flexible Endoscope Reprocessing
Recent multisociety guidelines find limited data behind some processes that have become standard practice.
Recent multisociety guidelines find limited data behind some processes that have become standard practice.
In a first-in-human study, 86% of patients were able to stop insulin after a single electroporation therapy combined with a GLP-1 receptor agonist.
Dr. Rex will present, “Chromoendoscopy, Electronic Chromoendoscopy, White-Light Endoscopy or ‘Add-On’ Devices: What Should I Use to Increase My ADR?”
A series of presentations covered several recent studies focusing on ways to enhance and improve endoscopy training — and ultimately improve patient safety — for both the trainer and trainee during an ASGE session on Saturday “Training Tips in Endoscopy for the Student and the Teacher.” Joshua B. Satchwell, MD, discussed the results of a randomized trial looking at a game-based learning intervention.
In this DDW News video, Michael G. House, MD, discusses present and future applications of computer-assisted minimally invasive surgical platforms.
“The wide range of topics this panel will address will be of interest to general surgeons and specialists alike,” says Sunday afternoon’s “SSAT PG and CME Committee Panel: Novel or Non-operative Management of Common General Surgery Problems” moderator Melanie Morris, MD.
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