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ASGE Online Learning Center ...................3

Set of New DVDs for 2017 ..........................4

ColorectalNEW! Evaluation of the Anorectum: Physical and Endoscopic Examinations ..........................................5

Endoscopic Mucosal Resection – A Comprehensive Learning Tool ..................................5

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Endoscopy in Patients after Ileal Pouch Surgery ...............................5

Colonoscopy Set ........................................................5

Polyposis Syndrome/Genetic GI: Endoscopic Diagnosis and Management .......................................6

Colonoscopy Technique: Basic and Advanced – 2nd Edition .................................................................6

Colonoscopic Polypectomy – 2nd Edition ....................6

Endoscopic Mucosal Resection – LGI ...........................7

Diagnosis of Flat and Depressed Colorectal Neoplasms .................................................7

Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection of Colon Lateral Spreading Tumor ...................................7

Hemorrhoids Set ........................................................8

Office-Based, Non-Endoscopic Treatments for Hemorrhoids .........................................................8

Endoscopic Approach to Hemorrhoids .......................8

Optical Diagnosis of Colorectal Polyps .........................8

ERCPEndoscopic Retrograde Cholangiogram for Benign Biliary Diseases ...............................................8

Techniques of Endoscopic Therapy in Pancreatic Disorders ...................................................................9

Endoscopic Papillectomy for Tumors of the Major Duodenal Papilla ..............................................9

Biliary Access Techniques for ERCP: From Basic to Advanced .......................................................9

ERCP Set .....................................................................9

EUSNEW! Endoscopic Management of Necrotizing Pancreatitis and Pseudocysts .....................................10

EUS-Guided Biliary Drainage: Current Techniques ......10

NEW! The Role of Endoscopic Ultrasound in Evaluation of Lung Cancer ........................................10

ABCs of EUS: A Complete Roadmap ........................11

Therapeutic EUS .......................................................11

A Primer to Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary (HPB) EUS ........11

EUS Guided Tissue Sampling Techniques: Cytology & Biopsy ....................................................11

Paradigm Shift in Endoscopic Management of Peri-pancreatic Fluid Collection .............................11

EUS Set .....................................................................11

GI BleedingEndoscopic Gluing Technique Using the Cyanoacrylate Super Glue .........................................12

Anorectal Bleeding ....................................................12

Techniques of Hemostasis for Non-variceal Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding ................................12

Endoscopic Management of Variceal Hemorrhage in Cirrhosis ..........................................12

Endoscopic Interpretation and Therapy of Severe Lower GI Bleeding .........................................13

Upper GIEndoscopic Treatment of Zenker’s Diverticulum: Principles and Techniques for Successful Flexible Endoscopic Myotomy ................................................13

Esophageal Introitus ..................................................13

Bariatrics Set ............................................................14

Per-Oral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) for Achalasia .14

The Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment of Superficial Nonpolypoid Barrett’s Neoplasia – A Potential New Approach ........................................14

The Bariatric Patient: Endoscopic Diagnosis and Management .....................................................14

Bariatric Surgery – An Instructional Program for GI Endoscopists ..................................................14

Endoscopic Management of Early Stage Cancers of the Esophagus and Stomach ....................15

Endoscopic Techniques for Enteral Access in Nutritional Support ..................................................15

Endoscopic Tissue Sampling of the Upper GI Tract: From Forceps to Optical ..............................15

Endoscopic Treatment of Achalasia ...........................15

Upper GI Cancer Set .................................................15

Endoscopic Management of Barrett’s Esophagus ......16

Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Gastric Cancer ......16

Endoscopic Removal of Foreign Bodies in Upper Gastrointestinal Tract .....................................16

Therapeutic Endoscopy for Strictures of the Upper Digestive Tract ...............................................16

Small BowelVideo Capsule Endoscopy: The Basics & Beyond ........17

Small Bowel Imaging .................................................17

Other Clinical & Non-Clinical GI TopicsNEW! Taking Care of You: Ergonomic Essentials for Your Practice .......................................................17

Troubleshooting Commonly Encountered Problems with the Endoscope ...................................18

Endoscopic Features of Lymphoproliferative Diseases 18

Image Enhanced Endoscopy ......................................18

Ileocecum .................................................................18

Full Endoscopic Learning Library ...........13

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THE ASGE ONLINE LEARNING CENTER

As your 24/7 portal for educational and practice-enhancing resources in the field of endoscopy, you will find more than 300 activities and tools on a variety of key topics. Solutions for you and your practice are available wherever you are and whenever you need them.

Exclusive Endoscopic Learning Library Videos On-DemandIn addition to instant online access to nearly 50 clinical education videos, enjoy discounted pricing, free content, Spanish and Chinese versions, as well as exclusive titles such as:• Endoscopic Treatment of Achalasia (OLV003)• Optical Diagnosis of Colorectal Polyps (OLV004)• Paradigm Shift in Endoscopic Management of

Peri-pancreatic Fluid Collection (OLV005)• Endoscopic Features of Lymphoproliferative

Diseases (OLV006)• Natural Orifice Translumenal Endoscopic Surgery:

Current Status and Future Perspective (OLV007)• Confocal Laser Endomicroscopy in

Gastroenterology: Where Are We Now and Where Should We Go? (OLV008)

• 3rd Space Endoscopy – The New Frontier of Endoscopic Intervention (OLV009)

• Chromoendoscopy with Targeted Biopsy to Detect Nonpolypoid Colorectal Neoplasms (DV065)

GESAP VIIITake advantage of a fully-interactive online endoscopy self-assessment with images and videos, 370+ peer-reviewed questions offered as 10 study modules by topic area, real-life scenarios, a rationale for each correct answer, links to other question-enhancing ASGE resources, as well as the latest references. Plus earn up to 113 ABIM MOC points and 50 CME credits.

Recorded CoursesBrowse nearly 100 video recordings of current and past ASGE Annual Postgraduate Courses held at DDW®.

Video Plenary and World Cup SelectionsWatch DDW® videos from around the world that feature interesting endoscopic cases or techniques in the field of gastrointestinal endoscopy. Free access for ASGE members.

Online Coding ResourcesAccess a variety of online tools, some of which are free to ASGE members, to educate the entire team year-round, and help ensure your practice is coding accurately and maximizing revenue. Improve the business operations of your practice with practical solutions from ASGE.

Online educational resources for every GI practice – anytime, anywhere

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Malay Sharma, MD, DM; Piyush Somani, MD, DM; Rajendra Lingampalli, MD, DM;Saurabh Jindal, MD, DM; Raghav Bansal, MD; Krishnaveni Janarthanan, MD, DM

Tissue diagnosis of lung cancer is obtained by thoracocentesis, bronchoscopy and CT-guided biopsy. Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) and endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) are considered as standard tests for evaluation of lung cancer. This video presents the techniques of EUS and EBUS along with applied anatomy of mediastinum. The identi�cation of International Association of Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC) borders is discussed. The techniques of N staging as described by IASLC for 1 to 14 stations are explained by diagrams and videos. The techniques of T staging, and methods of assessment for local invasion are discussed. The use of EUS for M staging by screening of liver and left adrenal gland is emphasized.

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to: • Understand the applied anatomy of mediastinum from esophagus and trachea • Perform endoscopic ultrasound from esophagus • Perform endobronchial ultrasound from trachea • Perform TNM staging in a case of lung cancer by esophagus as well as from trachea

Target audience: Practicing gastroenterologists, gastroenterology fellows and trainees, medical residents, physician assistants, and nurses.

The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

ASGE designates this enduring material for a maximum of 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

For the most current CME information and forms, log on to www.asge.org and visit the Endoscopic Learning Library

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Original Release: 5/1/2017 CME Expiration Date: 5/1/2020

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Nearly 50 titles are available through the Endoscopic Learning Library, making ASGE the undisputed leader in endoscopy video education. With full-color, live-action content on key procedures and conditions presented by some of the most well-known experts in the GI field, you will be able to benefit from a robust learning experience that goes beyond simple didactic instruction. Plus enjoy the ability to earn valuable CME credits with most titles.

Continuing Medical EducationASGE is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. ASGE designates these enduring materials for the stated maximum number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Participants should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. For more information about claiming AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ for activities in the Endoscopic Learning Library, visit www.asge.org.

Get the Latest GI Insight Year after year, the ASGE Endoscopic Learning Library continues to expand, while providing the latest information on only the most critical GI topics. Our newest videos are a great place to start your collection with what’s current in GI endoscopy:

Evaluation of the Anorectum: Physical and Endoscopic Examinations (DV073)Page 5

Taking Care of You: Ergonomic Essentials for Your Practice (DV074)Page 17

The Role of Endoscopic Ultrasound in Evaluation of Lung Cancer (DV075)Page 10

Endoscopic Management of Necrotizing Pancreatitis and Pseudocysts (DV077) Page 10

Set of New DVDs for 2017Save 10% by purchasing DV073, DV074, DV075, and DV077 as as a bundled video set.DV202 Member $450DV202 Non-Member $630ASGE members save 28%

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Mitchel Guttenplan, MD, FACS; Waqar A. Qureshi, MD, FASGE, FACP, FACG, FRCP

Hemorrhoids, �ssures and other anorectal disorders are common and often present to the gastroenterologist for evaluation and treatment. Colonoscopy has several limitations in these patients. Proper anorectal physical examination along with anoscopy is essential in the evaluation of these problems.

In this video, the physical examination and anoscopy are described and demonstrated. In addition, several “tips and tricks” designed to maximize the bene�t of �exible endoscopy, as well as the treatment of some of these clinical issues are also discussed.

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to: • Improve the viewer’s ability to evaluate the anorectum in

patients with anorectal complaints • Describe the importance and technique of an anorectal evaluation • Stress the value of anoscopy in the evaluation of your patients • Discuss the limitations of colonoscopy as it pertains to the anorectum • Provide the viewer with several endoscopic “tips and tricks” • Treatment of several common anorectal disorders






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Amandeep Shergill, MD MS; Carisa Harris-Adamson, PhD CPE; Gottumukkala S. Raju, MD; Nao Kusuzaki, Houston Ballet Soloist and Gyrotonic Instructor; Kenneth McQuaid, MD

George Russell, Producer; Krystof Andres, Director of Photography

Gastrointestinal endoscopy is associated with several risk factors for overuse injury: repetitive hand motion, high hand forces, and awkward wrist, shoulder, and neck postures. In the most recent survey of ASGE members, 53% experienced injury perceived to be related to endoscopy. Studies to date have demonstrated that between 37% and 89% of endoscopists complain of musculoskeletal pain or injury potentially related to endoscopy. Work-related injuries can be devastating to a physician’s livelihood. Ergonomics evaluates how a job can best be �t to an individual, instead of forcing an individual to �t into a job. It is imperative that physicians are educated on basic ergonomic principles to minimize the risk for endoscopy-related injury. This video reviews fundamental ergonomic principles and gives viewers the basic tools they need to optimize their work environment and their interaction with the endoscope, helping them build a more sustainable endoscopic practice for the years to come.

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to: • Use techniques and devices that support good ergonomic practice during endoscopy • Understand how to attain neutral postures in their work environment • Learn the importance of dynamic postures and mini-breaks, and techniques to

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Mitchel Guttenplan, MD, FACS; Waqar A. Qureshi, MD, FASGE, FACP, FACG, FRCP

Hemorrhoids, �ssures and other anorectal disorders are common and often present to the gastroenterologist for evaluation and treatment. Colonoscopy has several limitations in these patients. Proper anorectal physical examination along with anoscopy is essential in the evaluation of these problems.

In this video, the physical examination and anoscopy are described and demonstrated. In addition, several “tips and tricks” designed to maximize the bene�t of �exible endoscopy, as well as the treatment of some of these clinical issues are also discussed.

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to: • Improve the viewer’s ability to evaluate the anorectum in

patients with anorectal complaints • Describe the importance and technique of an anorectal evaluation • Stress the value of anoscopy in the evaluation of your patients • Discuss the limitations of colonoscopy as it pertains to the anorectum • Provide the viewer with several endoscopic “tips and tricks” • Treatment of several common anorectal disorders






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Evaluation of the Anorectum: Physical and Endoscopic Examinations Mitchel Guttenplan, MD, FACS and Waqar A. Qureshi, MD, FASGEHemorrhoids, fissures and other anorectal disorders are common and often presented to the gastroenterologist for evaluation and treatment. Colonoscopy has several limitations in these patients. A good anorectal physical examination along with anoscopy is essential. This DVD describes and demonstrates the physical examination and anoscopy, and some “tips and tricks” to maximize the benefit of flexible endoscopy. The treatment of some of these clinical issues are also discussed.[2017 – TRT 57:00] 1.00 CME Credit DV073 Member $125 DV073 Non-Member $175 ASGE members save 28%

Endoscopic Mucosal Resection – A Comprehensive Learning ToolMichael J. Bourke, MBBS, MD, Amir Klein, MD, David J. Tate, MBBS, Farzan F. Bahin, MBBS, and Nicholas Burgess, MBChB A systematic evidence-based approach that takes the viewer step-by-step through the various aspects of colonic EMR. The key components of pre-procedural patient assessment including indications and relative contraindications to the procedure are outlined. A detailed technical overview of lesion assessment, equipment and resection technique is provided. Multiple examples, different scenarios and expert tips to improve efficiency and safety are included. [2016 – TRT 57:00] 1.00 CME Credit DV071 Member $125 DV071 Non-Member $175 ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Endoscopy in Patients after Ileal Pouch Surgery Francis A. Farraye, MD, MSc, FASGE and Bo Shen, MD, FASGE For gastroenterologists, recognition of the normal anatomy of various forms of the ileal pouch can be challenging. Get stepwise teaching materials to help understand the anatomy of the ileal pouches, various forms of mechanical and inflammatory diseases. Also, learn endoscopic treatment modalities in various pouch disorders, ranging from balloon dilation of stricture to needle knife treatment of anastomotic sinus. [2015 – TRT 1:05:00] 1.00 CME Credit DV067 Member $125 DV067 Non-Member $175 ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Colonoscopy Set Save 10% by purchasing DV055 & DV056 as a bundled video set. You can also purchase this set in Spanish. DV208 (DV208s – Spanish) Member $225 DV208 (DV208s – Spanish) Non-Member $315 ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center – this item is also

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Polyposis Syndrome/Genetic GI: Endoscopic Diagnosis and Management Vinay Chandrasekhara, MD, Anil K. Rustgi, MD, Timothy C. Hoops, MD, Michael L. Kochman, MD, FASGE, and Gregory G. Ginsberg, MD, FASGE Get insight on hereditary polyposis syndromes including hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer, familial adenomatous polyposis, Peutz Jeghers syndrome, juvenile polyposis syndrome, Cowden syndrome, and serrated polyposis syndrome with an emphasis on the gastrointestinal manifestations of these diseases. The DVD focuses on the endoscopic appearance of these diseases in the GI tract and the endoscopic management of such diseases. [2015 – TRT 1:00:00] 1.00 CME Credit DV068 Member $125 DV068 Non-Member $175 ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Colonoscopy Technique: Basic and Advanced – 2nd EditionAlso available in Spanish.Douglas K. Rex, MD, FASGESome of the most critical aspects of a colonoscopy are highlighted including informed consent, selecting the type of colonoscope, understanding tip deflection, anatomic landmarks in the colon, colonoscopic insertion technique, intubation of the terminal ileum, the impact of sedation on technique, maintaining safety during colonoscope insertion, and more. Polypectomy is covered in DV056. [2013 – TRT 1:43:00] 1.75 CME CreditsDV055 (DV055s – Spanish) Member $125DV055 (DV055s – Spanish) Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Colonoscopic Polypectomy – 2nd EditionAlso available in Spanish.Douglas K. Rex, MD, FASGETopics covered include visual analysis of polyps prior to resection; safety issues in polypectomy; techniques in polypectomy; high-risk polypectomy, such as large pedunculated polyps and large sessile polyps; the use of ancillary techniques, including detachable snares, clipping, and tattooing; polyp retrieval; the principal complications of polypectomy and their management; and postpolypectomy surveillance.[2013 – TRT 3:50:00] 4.00 CME CreditsDV056 (DV056s – Spanish) Member $125DV056 (DV056s – Spanish) Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

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Diagnosis of Flat and Depressed Colorectal NeoplasmsAlso available in Spanish.Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE, Jennifer Barro, MD, Shai Friedland, MD, Suzanne Matsui, MD, Robert Rouse, MD, and Takahiro Fujii, MDThe endoscopic features, classification, detection, evaluation, and treatment of flat and depressed colorectal neoplasms are described and demonstrated.[2004 – TRT 18:00]DV016 (DV016s – Spanish) Member $55DV016 (DV016s – Spanish) Non-Member $95ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection of Colon Lateral Spreading Tumor(2012 Audiovisual Award Honorable Mention)Won Young Cho, MD, Bong Min Ko, MD, Gene Hyun Bok, MD, PhD, Kwang Yeun Shim, MD, Hyun Gun Kim, MD, PhD, Tae Hee Lee, MD, Suck Ho Lee, MD, So Young Jin, MD, and Joo Young Cho, MDEvidence-based comprehensive review of the indications, technical aspects and complications of performing endoscopic submucosal dissection of colonic lateral spreading tumors. Get details on the when, why, how and when not to perform this procedure with multiple outstanding video clips demonstrating the techniques and tools used to perform ESD in the colon. [2012 – TRT 36:00] 0.75 CME CreditDV054 Member $75 DV054 Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Mucosal Resection – LGIAlso available in Spanish.Gottumukkala S. Raju, MD, FASGE, Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MS, FASGE, and Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGEDifferent types of Endoscopic Mucosal Resections (EMR) are featured, such as lift and cut, suck and cut with a cap or using a band ligation. View actual video demonstrations of these techniques within the colon. A section on managing EMR complications related to bleeding, perforations and stricture and patient follow-up is also included.[2012 – TRT 1:42:00] 2.00 CME CreditsDV051 (DV051s – Spanish) Member $125DV051 (DV051s – Spanish) Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

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Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiogram for Benign Biliary Diseases Anthony Yuen Bun Teoh, MD, FRCS, Philip Wai Yan Chiu, MD, FRCS, FASGE, Charing Ching Ning Chong, FRCSEd, Joseph Jao Yiu Sung, MD, PhD, James Yun Wong Lau, FRCS, and Enders Kwok Wai Ng, MD, FRCSA comprehensive presentation and demonstration of ERC in the treatment of benign hepato-biliary diseases, including management of common bile duct stones, surgical biliary complications, benign biliary strictures, primary sclerosing cholangitis, and sphincter of Oddi dysfunction. [2010 – TRT 1:09:00] DV044 Member $95DV044 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

Office-Based, Non-Endoscopic Treatments for HemorrhoidsMitchel Guttenplan, MD, FACS and Robert A. Ganz, MD, FASGEContent includes proper physical exam and endoscopic exam of anorectum, care of anal fissures, other spastic disorders and pelvic floor dysfunction, the need to address coexistent issues at the time of hemorrhoid care, and demonstration of in-office or ambulatory surgery centers (ASC) care of hemorrhoids.[2013 – TRT 41:00] 0.75 CME CreditDV059 Member $95DV059 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Approach to Hemorrhoids Rome Jutabha, MD, Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MS, FASGE, and Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE Learn more about the safe, effective, and well tolerated endoscopic therapy of symptomatic hemorrhoids. [2006 – TRT 28:02] 0.50 CME Credit DV027 Member $55 DV027 Non-Member $95ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center

Optical Diagnosis of Colorectal PolypsAlso available in Spanish.This video is only available through the Online Learning Center.(2013 Audiovisual Award Honorable Mention)Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MS, FASGE and Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE The current pathologic diagnosis of colorectal polyps is at the tissue level. It is based on objective criteria, and is reproducible by various pathologists. This video highlights how the concept of optical diagnosis is based on these same principles.[2013 – TRT 42:00] 0.75 CME CreditOLV004 (OLV004s – Spanish) Member $35OLV004 (OLV004s – Spanish) Non-Member $50ASGE members save 30%

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Endoscopic Papillectomy for Tumors of the Major Duodenal Papilla Tae Yoon Lee, MD, Myung-Hwan Kim, MD, Sang Soo Lee, MD, Dong Wan Seo, MD, PhD, and Sung Koo Lee, MD Get a comprehensive spectrum of ampullary neoplasms of the papilla of Vater, with detailed video footage of endoscopic resection techniques. [2008 – TRT 16:00] 0.25 CME CreditDV038 Member $55 DV038 Non-Member $95 ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center

Biliary Access Techniques for ERCP: From Basic to AdvancedMartin L. Freeman, MD, FASGE, and Kapil Gupta, MD, MPH, FASGEA complete presentation of biliary cannulation and access techniques for ERCP ranging from basic to very advanced. All of the major techniques for biliary cannulation are presented in detail, including traditional methods, guidewire cannulation, and particular emphasis on various approaches including pancreatic guidewire and pancreatic stent-assisted techniques.[2007 – TRT 1:03:21] DV035 Member $95DV035 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

Techniques of Endoscopic Therapy in Pancreatic Disorders Kapil Gupta, MD, MPH, FASGE, Timothy P. Kinney, MD, and Martin L. Freeman, MD, FASGEA detailed technical presentation of approaches to pancreatic therapy including ERCP, and adjunctive therapies such as EUS rendezvous, and extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy are presented. Also addressed are the associated risks and complexities of these techniques and the supporting infrastructure and background required. [2009 – TRT 1:22:00] 1.50 CME CreditsDV043 Member $75 DV043 Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center

ERCP SetSave 10% by purchasing DV035, DV038, DV043, & DV044 as a bundled video set.DV206 Member $285DV206 Non-Member $430ASGE members save 33%

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The Role of Endoscopic Ultrasound in Evaluation of Lung Cancer(2017 Audiovisual Award Winner)Malay Sharma, MD, DM, Piyush Somani, MD, DM, Rajendra Lingampalli, MD, DM, Saurabh Jindal, MD, DM, Raghav Bansal, MD, and Krishnaveni Janarthanan, MD, DMTissue diagnosis of lung cancer is obtained by thoracocentesis, bronchoscopy and CT guided biopsy. Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) and endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) are considered standard tests for evaluation of lung cancer. This video presents the techniques of EUS and EBUS along with applied anatomy of mediastinum. Topics covered: identification of International Association of Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC) borders, techniques of N staging as described by IASLC for 1 to 14 stations, T staging, including methods of assessment for local invasion, and M staging by screening of liver and left adrenal gland. [2017 – TRT 30:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV075 Member $125DV075 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%

Endoscopic Management of Necrotizing Pancreatitis and PseudocystsMartin L. Freeman, MD, FASGE, Stuart K. Amateau, MD, PhD, Mustafa A. Arain, MD, Rajeev Attam, MD, Gregory J. Beilman, MD, Guru Trikudanathan, MD, and J. Shawn Mallery, MDEndoscopic interventions are rapidly evolving to be preferred treatment modalities for collections associated with necrotizing pancreatitis, as well as for pseudocysts. Application of these techniques requires not only highly advanced technical expertise, but in depth understanding of a complex multisystem disorder, and integration with other disciplines including interventional radiology, surgery, and critical care. With over 2 hours of content, divided into 12 chapters, this video explores the latest approach to these entities in great detail. Conveniently packaged on a Flash Drive.[2017 – TRT 2:16:00] 2.25 CME CreditsDV077 Member $125 DV077 Non-Member $175 ASGE members save 28%

EUS-Guided Biliary Drainage: Current Techniques(2015 Audiovisual Award Winner)Vinay Dhir, MD, FASGE, Takao Itoi, MD, FASGE, and Amit Maydeo, MD, FASGEEUS-guided biliary drainage (EUS-BD) has evolved as a viable technique for endoscopic biliary drainage. This video shows the current indications, techniques, and adverse events of EUS-BD. Technical details of the various EUS-BD procedures like rendezvous procedure, choledocho-duodenostomy, hepatico-gastrostomy, and antegrade procedure are shown with multiple case scenarios. Possible adverse events and tips for their prevention are discussed.[2015 – TRT 30:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV069 Member $125DV069 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center


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Malay Sharma, MD, DM; Piyush Somani, MD, DM; Rajendra Lingampalli, MD, DM;Saurabh Jindal, MD, DM; Raghav Bansal, MD; Krishnaveni Janarthanan, MD, DM

Tissue diagnosis of lung cancer is obtained by thoracocentesis, bronchoscopy and CT-guided biopsy. Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) and endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) are considered as standard tests for evaluation of lung cancer. This video presents the techniques of EUS and EBUS along with applied anatomy of mediastinum. The identi�cation of International Association of Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC) borders is discussed. The techniques of N staging as described by IASLC for 1 to 14 stations are explained by diagrams and videos. The techniques of T staging, and methods of assessment for local invasion are discussed. The use of EUS for M staging by screening of liver and left adrenal gland is emphasized.

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to: • Understand the applied anatomy of mediastinum from esophagus and trachea • Perform endoscopic ultrasound from esophagus • Perform endobronchial ultrasound from trachea • Perform TNM staging in a case of lung cancer by esophagus as well as from trachea






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EUS Guided Tissue Sampling Techniques: Cytology & Biopsy Henning Gerke, MD, Maged K. Rizk, MD, Kerry A. Proctor, MD, Gail C. Crowe, RN, BSN, CGRN, and Mary C. Bartley, RNThe use of endoscopic ultrasound to obtain fine needle aspiration samples for cytology and trucut biopsy for histology is discussed. Indications, contraindications and complications of each procedure are reviewed, plus the methods employed in handling each specimen type. [2008 – TRT 35:52] 0.50 CME CreditDV040 Member $75DV040 Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center

Paradigm Shift in Endoscopic Management of Peri-pancreatic Fluid CollectionThis video is only available through the Online Learning Center.Anthony Yuen Bun Teoh, MD, FRCSEd (Gen), Charing Ching Ning Chong, FRCSEd (Gen), Lawrence Khek Yu Ho, MD, Vinay Kumar Dhir, MD, FASGE, Zhen Dong Jin, MD, Mitsuhiro Kida, MD, Jong Ho Moon, MD, PhD, Dong Wan Seo, MD, PhD, Ai Ming Yang, MD, Kenneth F. Binmoeller, MD, PhD, FASGE, Shyam Varadarajulu, MD, and the Asian EUS groupHighlights include the technical and technological evolution in endoscopic drainage of peri-pancreatic fluid collections (PFCs), the 2012 Revised Atlanta’s criteria for defining PFCs, the optimal approach for draining pseudocysts, the role of endoscopic drainage in pancreatic necrosis, the technical considerations in endoscopic drainage, the specific stent systems for EUS-guided drainage, the adjunctive measures for successful endoscopic drainage, and more.[2015 – TRT 35:00] 0.50 CME CreditOLV005 Member $35OLV005 Non-Member $50ASGE members save 30%

ABCs of EUS: A Complete Roadmap (2014 Audiovisual Award Winner) John Meenan, MD, PhD, FRCPI, FRCP, Charles Vu, MD, and Sabina DeMartino, MD A “stations” approach to performing all the major areas of Linear and Radial EUS is covered. Benefit from 17 narrated video clips that include: EUS videos, literature discussions with slides of key points, diagrams and CT scans of regional anatomy, as well as animation to explain scope position and view orientation. [2014 – TRT 4:00:00] 4.00 CME CreditsDV064 Member $125DV064 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Therapeutic EUS Michael J. Levy, MD and Mark D. Topazian, MD, FASGEThe many aspects of therapeutic ultrasound are covered including celiac plexus interventions; drainage of pancreatic fluid collections; pancreaticobiliary access and drainage; and therapy of gastrointestinal bleeding. [2009 – TRT 1:22:00] 1.50 CME CreditsDV042 Member $95 DV042 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

A Primer to Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary (HPB) EUS(2011 Audiovisual Award Winner)Jarrod Lee, MBBS, MRCP, Sharmila Sachithanandan, MD, Krishnan Raman, MD, Chan Yee Ming, MD, and Chin Khong Ling, MD The basic principles and techniques of an EUS approach to common clinical presentations of HPB disorders are featured such as pancreatic masses, cystic lesions of the pancreas, pancreatitis, dialated biliary ducts and gallbladder disorders. This CD-ROM is not Mac compatible. [2011 – TRT 1:15:00] 1.25 CME CreditsDV048 Member $95DV048 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%

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Techniques of Hemostasis for Non-variceal Upper Gastrointestinal BleedingLouis M. Wong Kee Song, MD, FASGE Elizabeth Rajan, MD, FASGE, and Christopher J. Gostout, MD, FASGECurrently available hemostatic devices and appropriate techniques for their utilization in the management of non-variceal UGI bleeding using various treatment paradigms are featured. [2008 – TRT 36:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV036 Member $75 DV036 Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Management of Variceal Hemorrhage in Cirrhosis (2009 Audiovisual Award Winner)Soung Won Jeong, MD, Joo Young Cho, MD, Jae Young Jang, MD, Won Young Cho, MD, Gene Hyun Bok, MD, PhD, Hong Su Kim, MD, Jin Oh Kim, MD, and Joon Seong Lee, MDGastroesophageal varices (GEV) are present in approximately 50% of patients with cirrhosis. GEV hemorrhage is the most common lethal complication of cirrhosis, occuring in ~20% if untreated. The DVD focuses on the endoscopic management of esophageal varices, and includes sections on endoscopic screening, prophylaxis and the acute management of patients with variceal hemorrhage. [2009 – TRT 26:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV041 Member $95 DV041 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Gluing Technique Using the Cyanoacrylate Super Glue(2013 Audiovisual Award Winner)Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE and Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MS, FASGEThe authors describe and discuss the readily available cyanoacrylate, the details of the glue and endoscope preparation, the pearls of successful injection and the methods to avoid complications. The glue injection is shown primarily for treatment of bleeding gastric varices, and demonstrated in the setting of complex esophageal varices and fistulas. [2013 – TRT 24:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV060 Member $75DV060 Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center

Anorectal Bleeding(2013 Audiovisual Award Honorable Mention)Shou-jiang Tang, MD, FASGE, Sumanth R. Daram, MD, FACP, Ruonan Wu, MSE, and Christopher Lahr, MDLower gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding is traditionally defined as bleeding originating from a lesion anatomically located distal to the ligament of Treitz. Clinically, it encompasses hematochezia from a small bowel or colon etiology, as well as anal “outlet” bleeding from an anorectal source. Content will focus on the etiology, evaluation and management of anorectal bleeding. [2013 – TRT 1:12:00] 1.25 CME CreditsDV058 Member $95DV058 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

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Endoscopic Treatment of Zenker’s Diverticulum: Principles and Techniques for Successful Flexible Endoscopic Myotomy(2015 Audiovisual Award Winner)Wajeeh Salah, MD and Todd H. Baron, MD, FASGEFlexible endoscopic myotomy is a relatively new approach and is becoming increasingly practiced among other therapeutic endoscopic procedures. The ability to perform flexible endoscopic myotomy is an invaluable addition to the armamentarium of the practicing therapeutic gastroenterologist. The authors provide a foundation for understanding the pathophysiology, tools, treatment strategies and challenges in treating patients with Zenker’s diverticulum.[2015 – TRT 25:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV070 Member $125DV070 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Esophageal Introitus(2014 Audiovisual Award Winner)Shou-jiang Tang, MD, FASGE and Ruonan Wu, MSE Benefit from valuable insight as the authors demonstrate EI anatomy, endoscopic findings and pathologies within EI and their management. Plus, learn to diagnose common endoscopic findings such as gastric mucosa heterotopia, web, radiation stricture, cricopharyngeal bar, mucositis, foreign body impaction, and more. [2014 – TRT 1:02:00] 1.00 CME CreditDV061 Member $125DV061 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Interpretation and Therapy of Severe Lower GI Bleeding Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE, Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MS, FASGE, Peter B. Kelsey, MD, FASGE, and Kenneth R. McQuaid MD, FASGE Lower gastrointestinal bleeding is common, accounting for approximately 30% of all major GI bleeding. Studies have shown that urgent colonoscopy can be safe and therapeutic. The DVD sheds light on the art and science of the endoscopic management of patients with acute severe lower GI bleeding. [2007 – TRT 33:13] DV032 Member $55 DV032 Non-Member $95 ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center


Full Endoscopic Learning LibrarySave 20% by purchasing DV011-DV077 as a bundled video set. You can purchase this set with those DVDs that are also available in Spanish.DV200 (DV200s – Spanish) Member $3,512DV200 (DV200s – Spanish) Non-Member $5,128ASGE members save 31%


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The Bariatric Patient: Endoscopic Diagnosis and ManagementSreenivasa S. Jonnalagadda, MD, FASGE, Steven A. Edmundowicz, MD, FASGE, and Sachin B. Wani, MD, FASGEBenefit from a presentation of the role of endoscopy in the management of specific problems encountered in the post-bariatric patient. The clinical presentation, technical aspect of endoscopic interventions and expected outcomes will also be discussed. [2012 – TRT 2:08:00] 2.50 CME CreditsDV050 Member $95 DV050 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

Bariatric Surgery – An Instructional Program for GI Endoscopists Christopher Huang, MD, R. Armour Forse, MD, PhD, and Francis A. Farraye, MD, MSc, FASGE Information on major bariatric operations along with video clips demonstrating normal anatomy and commonly encountered post-operative complications are provided. [2004 – TRT 30:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV018 Member $55 DV018 Non-Member $95 ASGE members save 42%

Per-Oral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) for Achalasia(2014 Audiovisual Award Winner) Jun-Hyung Cho, MD, Joo Young Cho, MD, Tae Hee Lee, MD, Su Jin Hong, MD and Won Kyung Cho, MD Specific content covered includes examinations and preparation before POEM, procedural techniques, and post-procedure care. This DVD will help you learn more about how POEM procedure consists of five cardinal steps: creation of mucosal entry, creation of submucosal tunnel, identification of the esophagogastric junction, endoscopic myotomy and closure of mucosal entry. [2014 – TRT 24:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV062 Member $125DV062 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

The Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment of Superficial Nonpolypoid Barrett’s Neoplasia – A Potential New ApproachRoy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE, Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MS, FASGE, Noriya Uedo, MD, and Takuji Gotoda MD, PhD, FASGE Content covered includes detection of neoplasia using white light endoscopy and image enhanced endoscopy, and the diagnosis of superficial Barrett’s neoplasia using the microvessels and surface findings. You will also learn the technique of using indigo carmine to help define the border of the neoplasia. [2014 – TRT 25:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV063 Member $95DV063 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

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Endoscopic Tissue Sampling of the Upper GI Tract: From Forceps to Optical (2012 Audiovisual Award Winner)Won Young Cho, MD, Gene Hyun Bok, MD, PhD, Wook Hyun Um, MD, Chnag Gyun Chun, MD, Hyun Gun Kim, MD, PhD, Tae Hee Lee, MD, Suck Ho Lee, MD, Su Jin Hong, MD, So Young Jin, MD, and Joo Young Cho, MDReview the indications and basic techniques of conventional forceps biopsy by specific GI tract location and by disease such as Barrett’s esophagus and benign/malignant gastric ulcers. Plus, learn about clinical situations where advanced tissue sampling techniques help with diagnosis including strip biopsy, endoscopic resection of mucosal and submucosal lesions and EUS guided needle biopsy. [2012 – TRT 41:00] 0.75 CME CreditDV053 Member $55 DV053 Non-Member $95ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Treatment of AchalasiaThis video is only available through the Online Learning Center.Won Young Cho, MD, Jong Kee Park, MD, Su Jin Hong, MD, Gene Hyun Bok, MD, PhD, Tae Hee Lee, MD, Hyun Gun Kim, MD, PhD, Jin Oh Kim, MD, and Joon Seong Lee, MDGet insight on treatments of achalasia, an esophageal smooth muscle motility disorder of unknown cause, characterized by aperistalsis of the esophageal body and impaired lower esophageal sphincter relaxation. [2011 – TRT 36:00] 0.75 CME CreditOLV003 Member $35OLV003 Non-Member $50ASGE members save 30%

Endoscopic Management of Early Stage Cancers of the Esophagus and StomachGene Hyun Bok, MD, PhD, Joo Young Cho, MD, and So Young Jin, MDGet an evidenced-based review of the current endoscopic techniques for endoscopic resection of malignant and premalignant lesions of the esophagus and stomach. This includes detailed demonstrations of EMR/ESD in the esophagus and stomach that are shown in HD, and categorized by specific location (cardia, body, antrum, prepyloric area). [2013 – TRT 1:15:00] 1.25 CME CreditsDV057 Member $95DV057 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Techniques for Enteral Access in Nutritional Support Stephen A. McClave, MD, FASGE and Mark H. DeLegge, MD, FASGE Basic techniques of endoscopic enteral access device placement and modification of these techniques based on specific patient situations are presented. [2001 – TRT 36:30] DV022 Member $55 DV022 Non-Member $95 ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center

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Therapeutic Endoscopy for Strictures of the Upper Digestive Tract (2010 Audiovisual Award Winner)Tae Hee Lee, MD, Joo Young Cho, MD, Gene Hyun Bok, MD, PhD, Il-Kwun Chung, MD, Tae Hoon Lee, MD, Youn Ho Jung, MD, Won Young Cho, MD, Hyun Gun Kim, MD, PhD, Jin Oh Kim, MD, and Joon Seong Lee, MDBenefit from practical recommendations regarding indications and techniques for endoscopic treatment of upper digestive tract strictures focusing on dilation therapy, stent therapy and incisional therapy.[2010 – TRT 1:13:00] 1.25 CME CreditsDV046 Member $95DV046 Non-Member $135ASGE members save 29%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Management of Barrett’s Esophagus Deepak Agrawal, MD, MPH, MBA, Srikrishna Vemana, MD, and Amitabh Chak, MD, FASGEA comprehensive presentation of the endoscopic diagnosis and treatment techniques for Barrett’s esophagus, including endoscopic mucosal resection, multipolar electrocoagulation, argon plasma coagulation, photodynamic therapy, radiofrequency ablation and cryotherapy.[2010 – TRT 1:40:00] 1.50 CME CreditsDV047 Member $75DV047 Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center

Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Gastric Cancer (2005 Audiovisual Award Winner)Hisanao Hamanaka, MD, Takuji Gotoda, MD, PhD, FASGE, Ronald Yeh, MD, and Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE The important features of early gastric cancer through the use of video tutorial and photo library are highlighted. In addition, endoscopic treatment options for early gastric cancer will be discussed.[2005 – TRT 27:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV011 Member $55 DV011 Non-Member $95ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center

Endoscopic Removal of Foreign Bodies in Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Chan Sup Shim, MD, FASGE, Sang Woo Cha, MD, PhD, Joo-Young Cho, MD, Joon Seong Lee, MD, and Moon-Sung Lee, MD While 80 - 90% of foreign bodies pass spontaneously, 10 - 20% require nonoperative intervention. Learn the tricks of the trade through content that addresses indications, risks, tools, and techniques. [2001 – TRT 18:50] DV021 Member $55 DV021 Non-Member $95 ASGE members save 42%*Online Learning Center

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Taking Care of You: Ergonomic Essentials for Your PracticeAmandeep Shergill, MD, Carisa Harris-Adamson, PhD, CPE, PT, Gottumukkala S. Raju, MD, FASGE, Nao Kusuzaki, Kenneth R. McQuaid, MD, FASGE, George Russell, and Krystof AndresGastrointestinal endoscopy is associated with several risk factors for overuse injury: repetitive hand motion, high hand forces, and awkward wrist, shoulder, and neck postures. Studies to date have demonstrated that between 37% and 89% of endoscopists complain of musculoskeletal pain or injury potentially related to endoscopy. Ergonomics evaluates how a job can best be fit to an individual, instead of forcing an individual to fit into a job. This video gives viewers the basic tools they need to optimize their work environment and their interaction with the endoscope, helping them build a more sustainable endoscopic practice for years to come.[2017 – TRT 40:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV074 Member $125DV074 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%

Video Capsule Endoscopy: The Basics & BeyondChristopher Marshall, MD, Anupam Singh, MD, and David Cave, MD, PhDGeared to both novice and more experienced users, this DVD takes viewers from the basics of equipment to normal-findings and landmarks on capsule endoscopy. The authors review a number of conditions including bleeding, malabsorption, ulcerating diseases, and tumors and how they present on capsule endoscopy. Finally, a number of diagnostic dilemmas in capsule endoscopy are covered as well.[2016 – TRT 1:05:00] 1.00 CME CreditDV072 Member $125DV072 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Small Bowel ImagingKlaus E. Monkemuller, MD, PhD, FASGE, Marzena J. Zabielsk, RN, BSN, Lucia C. Fry, MD, FASGE, and Helmut Neumann, MD, PhD, FASGEUnderstand the techniques, performance and limitations of current methods of small bowel imaging. Plus, master the spectrum of small bowel pathologies and the specific algorithmic approach to the various conditions, such as obscured GI bleeding, inflammatory small bowel diseases, malabsorption, small bowel tumors and polyps.[2012 – TRT 40:00] 0.75 CME CreditDV052 Member $75 DV052 Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center


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George Russell, Producer; Krystof Andres, Director of Photography

Gastrointestinal endoscopy is associated with several risk factors for overuse injury: repetitive hand motion, high hand forces, and awkward wrist, shoulder, and neck postures. In the most recent survey of ASGE members, 53% experienced injury perceived to be related to endoscopy. Studies to date have demonstrated that between 37% and 89% of endoscopists complain of musculoskeletal pain or injury potentially related to endoscopy. Work-related injuries can be devastating to a physician’s livelihood. Ergonomics evaluates how a job can best be �t to an individual, instead of forcing an individual to �t into a job. It is imperative that physicians are educated on basic ergonomic principles to minimize the risk for endoscopy-related injury. This video reviews fundamental ergonomic principles and gives viewers the basic tools they need to optimize their work environment and their interaction with the endoscope, helping them build a more sustainable endoscopic practice for the years to come.

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to: • Use techniques and devices that support good ergonomic practice during endoscopy • Understand how to attain neutral postures in their work environment • Learn the importance of dynamic postures and mini-breaks, and techniques to

achieve them during endoscopy • Incorporate stretching exercises to reactivate the muscles between cases • Understand the importance of personal protective equipment during ERCP






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Image Enhanced EndoscopyAlso available in Spanish.(2008 Audiovisual Award Winner)Roy M. Soetikno, MD, MS, FASGE, and Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, MS, FASGETopics covered in this high-definition video include high-resolution versus high-definition imaging, sprayed dye-based image enhancement versus electronically-enhanced imaging, identification of mucosal patterns and mucosal vascular details highlighted by IEE, and the use of spray catheters and caps in IEE. [2008 – TRT 36:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV037 (DV037s – Spanish) Member $75 DV037 (DV037s – Spanish) Non-Member $115ASGE members save 34%*Online Learning Center

Ileocecum(2015 Audiovisual Award Winner)Shou-jiang Tang, MD, FASGE and Ruonan Wu, MSEThe authors demonstrate ileocecum anatomy, endoscopic findings, and pathologies. Topics covered include recognizing normal endoscopic landmarks and findings within the ileocecum; diagnosing common endoscopic findings such as ischemia, drug induced injury, portal colopathy and varices, hemorrhage, inflammatory bowel disease; as well as recognizing and managing uncommon pathologies such as various types of inflammation and infection, mucocele, and neoplasms.[2015 – TRT 1:05:00] 1.00 CME CreditDV066 Member $125DV066 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%*Online Learning Center

Troubleshooting Commonly Encountered Problems with the Endoscope(2016 Audiovisual Award Winner)Michael A. Chang, MD, Wilson Kwong, MD, Thomas J. Savides, MD, FASGE, and Syed M. Abbas Fehmi, MD, MSc, FASGEBecoming familiarized with the endoscope can be challenging. Individualized on the job teaching can be very effective, but is not standardized and can lead to ineffective transfer of knowledge. The authors present the basics of the endoscope functions, as well as advanced trouble shooting techniques when problems occur with the endoscope. Topics covered include Lighting Problems, Insufflation Problems, Suction Problems, Irrigation Problems, Monitor Problems, and Forceps Problems. [2016 – TRT 23:00] 0.50 CME CreditDV076 Member $125DV076 Non-Member $175ASGE members save 28%

Endoscopic Features of Lymphoproliferative DiseasesThis video is only available through the Online Learning Center.Georgios Mavrogenis, MD, Alessandra Camboni, MD, Marie Armelle Denis, MD, Walter Margos, MD, Astrid Marot, MD, Olivier Dewit, MD, PhD, Hubert Piessevaux, MD, PhD, Anne Jouret-Mourin, MD, PhD, Eric Van Den Neste, MD, PhD, and Pierre H. Deprez, MD, PhDThe authors present in vivid detail the endoscopic, histologic, and radiologic findings along with the clinical background and management of several distinct endoscopic presentations of gastric mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma, duodenal follicular lymphoma, posttransplantation lymphoproliferative disorder (PTLD) of the duodenum, colonic MALT lymphoma, solitary rectal plasmacytoma, and high-grade diffuse large B cell colorectal lymphoma.[2015 – TRT 13:00] 0.25 CME CreditOLV006 Member $35OLV006 Non-Member $50ASGE members save 30%


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