This webinar, recorded on the 30th June 2021, featured talks on clinical controversies in endoscopy. The webinar was chaired by Dr Ian Penman (BSG Endoscopy Vice-President) and Mark Coleman (Chair of JAG).
Overview of the programme and speakers
- Coffee ground vomiting: Is it a GI bleed?
- Dr Mo Thoufeeq, Sheffield
- Endoscopic biopsies: Are we overburdening pathologists?
- Professor Neil Shepherd, Gloucester
- Colonoscopy after CT diagnosed Diverticulitis: Is it necessary?
- Dr Oliver Warren, London
- Incidental CBD stones in asymptomatic patients: Is ERCP required?
- Dr John Leeds, Newcastle
Clinical Controversies in Endoscopy part 2 and part 3 are also available to watch online.
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