This comprehensive book features high-quality images, videos, and step-by-step instructions on capturing the upper and lower gastrointestinal tracts. The atlas also features detailed sections on the head and neck, non-Barrett's esophagus, Barrett's esophagus, duodenum, stomach, and colon. The book covers everything from equipment reviews and diagnostic technologies of the unified global standard system and image quality to the classification of lesions in different regions of the digestive system. Each section includes expert reviews and outstanding endoscopic images of various types of benign lesions and early cancers with their histopathological images. It also explains the Japan Esophageal Society classification, VS classification/MESDA-G, and JNET classification.
Atlas of Advanced Endoscopy is an indispensable tool for improving the reader's knowledge and understanding of the complexity of gastrointestinal endoscopy. Readers will explore the anatomy of various conditions, including lymphoid follicles, reflex esophagitis, adenoma, hyperplastic polyp, and early cancer. With its comprehensive coverage, detailed images, and videos to assist clinical decision-making, this book is a must-have reference for anyone interested in imaging the gastrointestinal tracts. It will assist endoscopists in learning the diagnostic strategies, procedures, and clinically essential cases. This book will also be valued by practitioners, clinicians, gastroenterologists, and medical students who want to stay familiar with the latest developments in the field.
X-1 system.- RDI.- TXI.- AI.- Paris classification.- Esophagus: The Japan esophageal society classification.- Stomach: MESDA-G.-Colon: JNET classification.- How to take high-quality images (UGI).- How to take high-quality images (LGI).- Lymphoid folicle.-LGIN/HGIN (small size).- LGIN/HGIN (large size).- Superficial cancer (flat type).- Superficial cancer (polypoid type).- Reflex esophagitis.- Papilloma.- LGIN/HGIN (small size).- LGIN/HGIN (large size).- Multple lugol-voiding lesions.- Superficial cancer (0-Ⅰ, M).- Superficial cancer (0-Ⅱ,M).- Superficial cancer (SM).- Superficial cancer (SM).- Superficiail cancer (large, ≧ 2/3 circumference).- SSBE and LSBE.- Barrett's dysplasia (small size).- Barrett's dysplasia (large size).- Barrett's adenocarcinoma (flat type).- Barrett's adenocarcinoma (polypoid type).- Ectopic gastric metaplasia.- denoma (Papillary resion).- Adenoma (Gastric type, non-papillary resion).- Adenoma (Intestinal type, non-papillary resion).- Duodenal early cancer (non-papillary resion).- Gastric metaplasia.- Hyperplastic polyp.- fundic glnad polyp.- Adenoma.- Early garstric cancer (0-Ⅰ, M, Differentiated type).- Early garstric cancer (0-Ⅱa, M, Differentiated type).- Early garstric cancer (0-Ⅱc, M, Differentiated type).- Early garstric cancer (any, SM, Differentiatted type).- Early garstric cancer (0-Ⅱc, M, Undifferentiated type).- Early garstric cancer (any, SM, Undifferentiatted type).- Early gastric cancer (UL＋).- Early gastric cancer after HP eradication (1).- Early gastric cancer after HP eradication (2).- Gastric adenocarcinoma of fundic-gland type.- Gastric MALT Lymphoma.- Hyperplastic polyp (HP).- sessile serrated lesion (SSL).- SSL with dsyplasia or cancer.- Superficial serrated adenoma (SuSA).- Tradiational serrated adenoma.- Polypoid-type adenoma (0-Ⅰ).- Flat-type adenoma.- Depressed-type adenoma (0-Ⅱc).- Early colorectal cancer (0-Ⅰ, Polpyoid, M or SM).- Early colorectal cancer (0-ⅠP＋Ⅱc ,Head or Stalk invasion).- Early colorectal cancer (0-Ⅱa, LST-NG, M or SM).- Early colorectal cancer (0-Ⅱa＋Ⅰs, LST-G-Mix).- Early colorectal cancer (0-Ⅱa＋Ⅱc, SM).- Early colorectal cancer (0-Ⅰs＋Ⅱc, SM).- Anal condyloma or cancer.
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