Titlebook: Endoscopy in Early Gastrointestinal Cancers, Volume 2; Treatment Philip W. Y. Chiu,Yasushi Sano,Rajvinder Singh Book 2021 Springer Nature S

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Endoscopic Mucosal Resection: EMR for the Colon, bloc resection is sometimes difficult, piecemeal EMR is still considered a viable option if a precise diagnosis can be made. In this chapter, the rationale and technical details of EMR will be introduced.

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ESD for the Esophagus,ainly on anatomical differences between different luminal organs (e.g., thickness of the muscularis propria, lumen size, and access issues). In this chapter, we will describe these and highlight some of the peculiarities in the esophagus.

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ESD for Colon, to be superior to EMR with a significantly higher rate of . resection (ESD 84%, EMR 33%) [1] and lower local recurrence rate (ESD1.4%, EMR 6.8%) [2],?it is becoming the standard treatment for laterally spreading tumors.

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Complications of Endoscopic Resection and Management: Esophagus and Stomach,R for upper gastrointestinal lesions will be explained. Endoscopists should have sufficient knowledge of these complications and methods of managing them before commencing treatment. Standard precautionary measures for minimizing complications should also be utilized when possible.

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