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Endoscopic Treatment of Obesity,ass (RYGB). With these new therapies, endoscopists are poised to fill an important gap in the treatment of obese patients. This chapter reviews the role of endoscopy for weight regain after RYGB and in primary bariatric therapy.

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Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection,st proving its superiority over the conventional endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) or piecemeal EMR. Here, the authors discuss the clinical indications and proposed benefit, the training required to perform ESD, the equipment and techniques required for successful ESD, and finally, the future directions of ESD.

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High-Resolution Manometry and Assessment of Esophageal Reflux,both the high resolution and 3-D technology that provides better definition of anorectal sphincter mechanisms. Research is ongoing to determine how these advances impact patient management and clinical outcome.

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