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Candidatures et règlement Prix 2024-2025   TO THE YOUNG INVESTIGATORS IN BASIC AND CLINICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY PLEASE APPLY TO THE GEORGES BROHEE PRIZE 2024-2025  (5000 €) DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: 31 Dec… Lire la suite

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Médaille Brohée à Melbourne

À chaque édition du World Congress of Gastroenterology, une conférence prestigieuse — la « Brohée Lecture » — rend hommage au professeur belge Georges Brohée, figure pionnière de la gastroentérologie moderne. Fondateur… Lire la suite

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Difficult cannulation remains a major challenge in the palliation of malignant distal biliary obstruction.

Traditionally, precut papillotomy (PCP) has been used as a rescue technique, but EUS-assisted rendezvous (EUS-RV) is emerging as a minimally invasive alternative. However, comparative data on success rates and safety are still limited.

📊 In this randomized controlled trial, patients were assigned to PCP (needle-knife) or EUS-RV.

· Primary outcome: technical success

· Secondary outcomes: adverse events (AEs), procedure duration, and hospital stay (LOS)

Results showed similar rates of success, AEs, mortality, and LOS between the two groups.

👉 Post-ERCP pancreatitis was higher in the PCP group, though not statistically significant: 8.7% vs 1.9%; P = 0.06; OR 4.8 (95% CI 1.0–22.9).

💡 These findings suggest that EUS-RV offers comparable efficacy with a trend toward fewer pancreatitis events, positioning it as a promising alternative when standard cannulation fails.

👇 www.thieme-connect.de/products/ejournals/abstract/10.1055/a-2515-1712

Esgena - Gastroenterology and Endoscopy UEG - United European Gastroenterology Endoscopy

#endoscopy #EUS #ERCP #gastroenterology #innovation #minimallyinvasive #clinicalresearch
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12 décembre, 12:54
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Ampullary Lesion Assessment during ERCP – Overt & Covert Cancer, in the 🆕 Video Journal of the ESGE Academy 💡

🎯 Learn how to recognise abnormal ampullary anatomy and make the right call for management.

🔹 Step 1️⃣ – Identify abnormal anatomy: know what a normal ampulla looks like before diagnosing pathology.

🔹 Step 2️⃣ – Overt vs Covert cancer: Overt → obvious mass, ulceration, friable surface, distorted ampulla 🔴

Covert → subtle bulge, near-normal papilla, may mimic adenoma or inflammation ⚠️

🔹 Step 3️⃣ – Combine modalities: ERCP complements but doesn’t replace EUS and cross-sectional imaging.

🔹 Step 4️⃣ – Decide wisely: ampullectomy, surgery, or surveillance — based on accurate recognition.

🎥 Real-case examples of overt and covert ampullary cancer included!

👉 Watch now: academy.esge.com/en/pages/video-journals/journal-2503

#ERCP #Ampulla #Endoscopy #GIEndoscopy #Pancreatobiliary #ESGEAcademy #OpticalDiagnosis #EUS #Ampullectomy
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11 décembre, 11:25
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📢 🎉 Registrations for #esgedays2026 are now open!
We can't wait to see you next May for Europe's premier endoscopy meeting.
Our members, along with ESGENA and SIED (our local Italian society) have priority booking for the new Safe Sedation Course, our Postgraduate Course and also the Hands-on Training Sessions.
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10 décembre, 12:09
📢 🎉 Registrati

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