Endoscopy Essentials

In cooperation with our sponsor Olympus we present the different features of the new X1 video seruies. Ingolf Mesecke from the European headquarters explains the features and Stefan Seewald from Zurich shows us image and videoexamples. Part 1: EDOF (extended depth of field)

Here we summarize our discussions from the previous two episodes and try to find out which polyps should be treated how, whether to use the hot or the cold technique and what to do in addition

Our guest Michael Bretthauer is very well known as an exquisite clinical researcher in GI endoscopy and colorectal cancer screening - just think of his recent masterwork, the NordICC study...

Part 6 of our Vodcast series with Michael Bourke.

We now continue our EMR series with Michael Bourke. Part 5 covers hot EMR in the colon, from scratch. Watch the master!

The famous endoscopist and inventor Ken Binmoeller describes his career and his way into becoming and inventor and innovator

In this EE epsiode we discuss with Amrita Sethi from New York again - we discuss recent randomized studies how to drain the bile duct in distal malignant obstruction: Via ERCP or via EUS access to place a metal stent

Please welcome my old friend and my constant inspiration Thierry Ponchon who tells us stories about his life and his future plans

Horst Neuhaus from Dusseldorf, an international superexpert for therapeutic endoscopy, explains his way to perform endoscopic papillectomy

Last time with Nageshwar Reddy we saw exciting tips and tricks if ERCP cannulation becomes difficult. Now we can relax with his brilliant course of normal sphincterotomy

In this EE epsiode I cordially welcome my old friend Guido Costamagna who tells us about his career and how he witnesses the development of endoscopy

Master Nageshwar Reddy continues with his basic ERCP series and the hot topic of difficult cannulation

Green endoscopy - guest host Michael Bretthauer interviews Heiko Pohl to learn about latest developments

This is the start of an ERCP series with Master Nageshwar Reddy - the first episode is about how to position the papilla and how to cannulate

This is the first of several episodes introducing editors of the big GI journals - we start with the wonderful Emad El-Omar who has been my editorial boss and friend for a number fo years at the journal GUT - what a pleasure to work with him!

This time we speak with Michael Bourke why rectal polyops are so different and should be diagnosed and treated differently

EE episode 6 introduces Amrita Sethi from New York. Director of Pancreaticobiliary Endoscopy Services, Founder of Women in Interventional Endoscopy.

In our next episode with Michael Bourke about colonic EMR (the third of this series) we speak about sessile serrated lesions: how to find, describe and resect them

In the 4th episode of Endoscopy Essentials - please meet one the most influential European endoscopists: Alessandro Repici from Milano

Third episode of Endoscopy Essentials and number two in the colon-EMR series with Michael Bourke from Sydney. We now talk about lesion assessment before resection. What are the options and limitations?

In the second episode of Endoscopy Essentials - please meet one your heros: Jacques Deviere from Brussels with enlightening details or his professional and private life!

In the first episode of our new Video Podcast "Endoscopy Essentials" we start with one of the most relevant procedures in GI endoscopy - the removal of colonic polyps, specifically flat polyps. The technique of endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) is explained in great detail by world-renown expert Michael Bourke from Sydney