This issue would review a broad range of endoscopic complications throughout the entire GI tract and include complications related to almost all types of endoscopic procedures. Typically, articles and endoscopy courses only briefly mention specific types of complications related to one or two endoscopic procedures. To date, this would be the only issue whose sole focus is on endoscopic complications and their management and will prove a useful resource for the gastroenterologist. The authors will be expert endoscopists from around the country whose knowledge of this topic should be far ranging and include use of new devices.
1. Cover image - p. 1 2. Title page - p. 2 3. Table of Contents - p. 3 4. Minimizing, Recognizing, and Managing Endoscopic Adverse Events - p. 4 5. Copyright - p. 5 6. Contributors - p. 6 7. Forthcoming Issues - p. 9 8. Foreword: Comprehensive Review of Adverse Events Associated with GI Endoscopy - p. 10 9. Preface: Minimizing, Recognizing, and Managing Endoscopic Adverse Events - p. 11 10. Consent, Common Adverse Events, and Post–Adverse Event Actions in Endoscopy - p. 12 11. Foregut and Colonic Perforations - p. 16 12. Closing Perforations and Postperforation Management in Endoscopy - p. 24 13. Closing Perforations and Postperforation Management in Endoscopy - p. 32 14. Adverse Events Related to Colonic Endoscopic Mucosal Resection and Polypectomy - p. 37 15. Adverse Events Associated with Percutaneous Enteral Access - p. 45 16. Complications of Enteroscopy: How to Avoid Them and Manage Them When They Arise - p. 52 17. Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography–Related Adverse Events - p. 59 18. Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)-Related Adverse Events - p. 65 19. Achieving Hemostasis and the Risks Associated with Therapy - p. 74 20. Sedation-Related Complications in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy - p. 81 21. New Devices and Techniques for Handling Adverse Events - p. 88
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This issue would review a broad range of endoscopic complications throughout the entire GI tract and include complications related to almost all types of endoscopic procedures. Typically, articles and endoscopy courses only briefly mention specific types of complications related to one or two endoscopic procedures. To date, this would be the only issue whose sole focus is on endoscopic complications and their management and will prove a useful resource for the gastroenterologist. The authors will be expert endoscopists from around the country whose knowledge of this topic should be far ranging and include use of new devices.
1. Cover image - p. 1 2. Title page - p. 2 3. Table of Contents - p. 3 4. Minimizing, Recognizing, and Managing Endoscopic Adverse Events - p. 4 5. Copyright - p. 5 6. Contributors - p. 6 7. Forthcoming Issues - p. 9 8. Foreword: Comprehensive Review of Adverse Events Associated with GI Endoscopy - p. 10 9. Preface: Minimizing, Recognizing, and Managing Endoscopic Adverse Events - p. 11 10. Consent, Common Adverse Events, and Post–Adverse Event Actions in Endoscopy - p. 12 11. Foregut and Colonic Perforations - p. 16 12. Closing Perforations and Postperforation Management in Endoscopy - p. 24 13. Closing Perforations and Postperforation Management in Endoscopy - p. 32 14. Adverse Events Related to Colonic Endoscopic Mucosal Resection and Polypectomy - p. 37 15. Adverse Events Associated with Percutaneous Enteral Access - p. 45 16. Complications of Enteroscopy: How to Avoid Them and Manage Them When They Arise - p. 52 17. Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography–Related Adverse Events - p. 59 18. Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)-Related Adverse Events - p. 65 19. Achieving Hemostasis and the Risks Associated with Therapy - p. 74 20. Sedation-Related Complications in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy - p. 81 21. New Devices and Techniques for Handling Adverse Events - p. 88
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