New York Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy 46th Annual New York Course 2022 (Course)
40 $
Format : 48 MP4 files
File Size : 15.05 GB
This course is designed to improve endoscopic practice and change the learner’s approach to a wide range of disorders of the GI tract. It covers current evidence and algorithms for evaluation and treatment of GI disorders. Topics include esophageal and stomach disorders, metabolic associated fatty liver disease, inflammatory bowel disease, and advanced endoscopic techniques. The course also includes live endoscopy case presentations, lectures, and panel discussions.
New York Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy 46th Annual New York Course 2022 (Course)
The New York Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy hosts the 46th annual New York Course 2022, a comprehensive educational program that aims to enhance the practice of endoscopy; it also changes the way people approach various disorders of the GI tract. Led by expert faculty, this course delivers current evidence, algorithms, and therapeutic strategies aimed at improving patient care and outcomes.
As the volume of knowledge regarding gastrointestinal endoscopy increases, this is primarily caused by technological advances in the field. As a result, gastroenterologists must maintain an awareness of emerging diagnostic and therapeutic options. This training provides participants with the necessary knowledge and understanding of these advances in order to increase the standards of practice, improve the outcomes of patients, and ensure safety and quality.
Key Benefits:
Effective Diagnosis: participants will enhance their capacity to accurately diagnose and treat diseases and disorders of the stomach. The course is dedicated to providing evidence-based methods that will guarantee the best possible patient care.
Safety and quality improvement: The emphasis is on enhancing safety and quality in practice settings, this enables participants to provide the highest level of care to their patients.
Technological Advances: The class discusses the current state of the art and potential future applications of interventional endoscopic and surgical procedures. participants will learn about current and potential techniques and their uses.
Evidence-Based Decision Making: A method of evidence-based decision making is promoted. participants will investigate common problems and controversies in gastroenterology, utilizing the current evidence to help them in their clinical decisions.
Learning Goals:
Discuss the appropriate methods of detection and treatment for common disorders of the small intestine, colon, pancreas, and obesity, while evaluating their effectiveness.
Discuss the various spectrum of esophageal and stomach diseases, including Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, Barret’s Esophagus,omotility Disorders, and Gastric Intestinal Metaplasia, and discuss the associated treatment options and their effectiveness.
Manage the metabolic effects of fatty liver disease and assess the effectiveness and safety of current therapies.
Review the latest advances in the diagnosis and treatment of intestinal disease in patients with IBD, and discuss their importance to patient care.
Review the diagnostic and therapeutic abilities, as well as complications, of advanced endoscopic techniques for the hepatobiliary tract, pancreas, intestinal wall, and suspected small bowel injury.
The 46th annual New York Training Program provides a platform for participants to augment their clinical practice, maintain a pace with technological advances, and implement evidence-based methods in the field of gastrointestinal endoscopy. By maintaining the forefront of scientific and medical knowledge, participants can provide the most effective care to their patients and have a significant impact on the improvement of outcomes in gastroenterology.
Topics:
ASGE President’s Lecture Ten Tips for Ensuring High Quality in the Performance of ERCP
Course Directors Closing Remarks
Jerome D. Waye, MD Lecture Use of the Stethoscope in Diagnosing GI Disease
Lawrence J. Brandt, MD Lecture Innovations in Therapeutic Endoscopy
Live Endoscopy Case Presentations Session 1
Live Endoscopy Case Presentations Session 2
Live Endoscopy Case Presentations Session 3
Live Endoscopy Case Presentations Session 4
Live Endoscopy Case Presentations Session 5
Lunch Program Eosinophilic Esophagitis Clinical Implications of Uncontrolled Disease Progression
Lunch Program ESD Can It Be Easier
NYSGE President’s Lecture The Sagittal View A Gastroenterologist’s Perspective
NYSGE-2022-AnnualCourse-PreviewBrochure.pdf
Peter D. Stevens, MD Endoscopic Video Forum A Tough to Swallow Procedure
Peter D. Stevens, MD Endoscopic Video Forum Endoscopic Drainage of a Large Abdominal Abscess in the Setting of a Ventriculo-Peritoneal Shunt
Peter D. Stevens, MD Endoscopic Video Forum Two Cases of 10 cm Circumferential Esophageal ESD
Session 1 Confronting Chronic Constipation
Session 1 Incorporating Upper GI Motility Testing into Your Practice
Session 1 Managing the Challenges of Gastroparesis
Session 1 Panel Discussion and Q & A
Session 2 Gastric Cancer Spectrum of Care Screening and Management of Intestinal Metaplasia
Session 2 Implementing New Guidelines for Barrett’s Esophagus
Session 2 Panel Discussion and Q & A
Session 2 Practical Guidance for Neuroendocrine Tumors
Session 3 Colonic ESD When and Why
Session 3 High Quality Polypectomy
Session 3 Panel Discussion and Q & A
Session 3 Sessile Serrated Polyps are Different from Adenomas
Session 4 Avoiding and Fixing Perforations
Session 4 Panel Discussion and Q & A
Session 4 Upper GI Bleeding Optimizing Outcomes
Session 5 Advanced Endoscopy for the IBDologist
Session 5 Management of Serious and Opportunistic Infections in IBD Patients on Immunosuppression
Session 5 Panel Discussion and Q & A
Session 5 Personalized IBD Therapy
Session 6 Panel Discussion and Q & A
Session 6 Prevention of Post ERCP Pancreatitis Who, When & How
Session 6 Screening for Pancreatic Cancer Who, When & How
Session 6 Tackling the Difficult Biliary Stone Who, When & How
Session 7 Glue, Coils & Foam Endoscopic Treatment of Gastric Varices
Session 7 Panel Discussion and Q & A
Session 7 Portal Hypertension Simplified EV and PHG
Session 7 Update on MAFLD (Not a Typo) and NASH
Session 8 Billing, Coding, and Documentation Getting the Credit You Deserve
Session 8 Panel Discussion and Q&A
Session 8 Patient Communication Not Just the Same Old Talk
Sidney J. Winawer, MD Lecture Building for Our Future – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in GI
Welcome
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