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Introduction UK demand for gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy exceeds capacity, with trainee access to dedicated training lists below the Joint Advisory Group on GI Endoscopy (JAG) recommendation of ≥20 lists per year [1–5]. Barriers include
Catherine Eley +3 more
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Evaluation of Musculoskeletal Disorders and Ergonomic Measures among French Digestive Endoscopists
Background Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs) affect 37–89% of gastroenterologists. This study aimed to evaluate the prevalence of MSDs among French digestive endoscopists and identify associated risk factors.
Clara Yzet +12 more
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Discharging the duty of candor following delayed post-endoscopy cancer diagnosis
Endoscopic examination is not risk free. Not only are there well-known complications associated with the procedure, but malignant and pre-malignant lesions can be missed due to human factors or failures in organizational process.
Philip Berry, Sreelakshmi Kotha
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Costs of purchase, maintenance, microbiological control, and reprocessing of a reusable duodenoscope
Dominique Thiveaud +10 more
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We developed a novel, gravity-sensing device to measure bending angles of digestive endoscopes, addressing inefficiency and inaccuracy of traditional planar measurement cards.
Ming-yan Luo +9 more
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Novel technology for automated cleaning of flexible endoscopes
Reprocessing of flexible endoscopes is a multi-stage system with many sequential stages. Errors in any one of the stages can result in microbial contamination that persists in patient ready endoscopes despite full reprocessing.
Michelle J. Alfa
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Are real-world data studies on bowel preparation for colonoscopy necessary? Aren’t RCTs enough?
Jaroslaw Regula
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Obesity is a global health issue. Traditional treatment modalities such as lifestyle modifications, pharmacological interventions, and bariatric surgery often present various limitations.
Yiyu Qiao +7 more
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A stag beetle knife can achieve stabler and safer endoscopic submucosal dissection in the esophagus
Kohei Funasaka +11 more
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