Société Royale Belge de Gastro-Entérologie

European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE)

🚨Last chance - Applications for the Mentorship Programme close today!

Now in its fourth year, the ESGE Mentorship Programme continues to foster diversity and professional growth by connecting endoscopists across the globe.

Last year, 16 mentor–mentee pairs from 19 countries were matched - building bridges across experience levels, disciplines, and borders.

✅ Today is the FINAL day to apply for the 2026 round!

Submit your application by midnight.

👉https://www.esge.com/esge-mentoring-programme ... Voir plusVoir moins

European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE)

Don't miss this week's #WednesdayWebinar – Achieving Excellence in Papilla Cannulation


📆 Wed, November 5, 19:00-20:00 (CET)
✅ REGISTER: www.esge.com/webinar-2025-11-05

Join Professor Tomas Hucl, Professor Jeanin E. van Hooft, and Professor Marc Barthet for an expert-led discussion on best practices in papilla cannulation.

This interactive session will focus on the challenges of cannulating a difficult papilla, addressing practical strategies for when the first five minutes don’t go as planned. It will also examine the critical decision-making process between choosing EUS or ERCP first—exploring when, why, and how to select the optimal approach for each clinical scenario.

💬 The session will conclude with a live Q&A, offering attendees the opportunity to engage directly with our panel of experts.

The webinar will be streamed live via the ESGE Academy platform. Register early to ensure smooth access on the day of the event. ... Voir plusVoir moins

European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE)

Gastric Lesion Assessment – Demarcation line and VS classification system in the 🆕 Video Journal of the ESGE Academy

💡 Master how to identify, characterise and classify early gastric lesions using a structured algorithmic approach.

🔹 A) Detection first → Clean, defog, distend, and inspect methodically 🧼👁️
🔹 B) Apply MESDA-G → Is a Demarcation Line present?
➡️ No → likely non-cancer
➡️ Yes → check Vessel + Surface pattern!
🔹 C) Use VSCS (Vessel + Surface Classification System)
Regular ✅ Irregular ⚠️ Absent ❌

🩻 Remember: a demarcation line ≠ always cancer.
Take your time. Clean. Inspect. Think MESDA-G.
🎥 Real-case examples + optical pattern breakdown.
👉 Watch now: academy.esge.com/en/pages/video-journals/journal-2503

#gastriclesion #uppergi #Endoscopy #esgeacademy #mesdag #vscs #earlygastriccancer #opticaldiagnosis ... Voir plusVoir moins