Basics in Endoscopy
Core technique for everyday upper and lower endoscopy: foreign bodies, bleeding, strictures, polypectomy, and ERCP foundations.
Full-length EndoCollab lectures, organized by course. Guests can preview the opening of each video. Pro members stream the complete teaching: technique, devices, and clinical judgment from Klaus and guest faculty.
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Core technique for everyday upper and lower endoscopy: foreign bodies, bleeding, strictures, polypectomy, and ERCP foundations.
Device-first teaching. Caps, snares, clips, vacuum therapy, and practical setups you can put on the tray tomorrow.
Short, high-yield technique hits when you only have a few minutes between cases.
Recognition and management of upper GI bleeding: tools, sequence, and judgment when the field is bloody.
Optical diagnosis and detection skills so fewer polyps are missed and characterization is more reliable.
Focused device walkthroughs so you choose and deploy the right tool with less hesitation.
Polypectomy technique across snare choice, difficult locations, and safe resection decisions.
ERCP stone management: cannulation pathways, extraction strategy, and complex duct work.
Biblioteca en español: técnicas, dispositivos y juicio clínico para la sala de endoscopia.
Clases cortas en español: un punto técnico claro, listo para aplicar en el próximo caso.
Small bowel disease patterns and endoscopic approach when capsule, enteroscopy, or biopsy drive the next step.
Ulcerative small bowel findings: differential thinking and what to do when the mucosa looks angry.
Stricture assessment and dilation strategy, including balloon technique and when to escalate.
EUS judgment for staging, incidentalomas, and selecting the right interventional pathway.
Interventional EUS decision-making for collections, drainage, and complex therapeutic work.
Patient selection and technique for endoscopic drainage of pancreatic and peripancreatic collections.
Prague classification, surveillance judgment, and practical Barrett teaching for therapy planning.
Endoscopy after liver transplant: biliary complications, anastomotic issues, and post-transplant judgment.
IBD endoscopy: scoring, surveillance thinking, and findings that change medical or surgical plans.
Peer review craft for endoscopists who write, review, and publish.
Endoscopy considerations when age, frailty, and comorbidity change the plan.
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Basics before a general day. Bleeding or polyps when the indication is clear. Tool Box before a device-heavy case.
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