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Approach to Endoscopic Adverse Events,posed procedure and its risks and benefits, efforts to limit risks, and timely recognition and appropriate management of adverse events. Herein, we outline management algorithms with regard to the more common adverse events in endoscopy: pain, bleeding, and perforation.

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Hemostasis of Acute Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding,lities. Herein, the specifics of endoscopic techniques for hemostasis of lower GI bleeding will be highlighted, in addition to the role of the interventional radiologist and surgeon when colonoscopic management fails or is not feasible..This chapter includes supplementary videos.

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Endoscopic Management of Food Impaction and Foreign Bodies,s. Whenever feasible, pre-procedural simulation for object retrieval, especially for the novice endoscopist, can facilitate a successful endoscopic outcome..This chapter includes supplementary videos.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29628-8CE study if the patient rebleeds or consideration for a radiologic examination, such as CT enterography with bleeding protocol. Angiography is generally reserved for patients with suspected small intestinal massive acute bleeding and hemodynamic instability..This chapter includes supplementary videos.

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Der Existenzsatz von Cauchy-Kowalewski,ding and 5-day hemostasis. Endoscopic band ligation is the preferred endoscopic therapy. In patients who fail vasoactive drugs and endoscopic therapy, rescue modalities, such as balloon tamponade, transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt, and shunt surgery, can be considered in selected patients..This chapter includes supplementary videos.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88774-0with endoscopic laser treatment are no longer first-line therapy for malignant ACO. Recent advances in endoscopic management of ACPO and MCO have reduced the need for emergent surgery, with high technical and clinical success rates and improved patient outcomes..This chapter includes supplementary videos.