Setting the stage for research in endoscopy

Endoneering: A new perspective for basic research in gastrointestinal endoscopy

“…The stage is set for research in endoscopy. 11 It is always worth thinking about potential ways to find technical solutions for common clinical problems. Endoscopists should start doing so and try to follow such a concept as suggested.…”

“…The answer is simple: endoscopists—and especially those who are just beginning their careers—want to help shape the future of endoscopy! The stage is set for research in endoscopy 11 . It is always worth thinking about potential ways to find technical solutions for common clinical problems.…”

AI in colonoscopy and beyond: On the cusp of clinical implementation?

“…Research has highlighted promise of AI across gastroenterology, from analysing liver ultrasound images 5 to prognosticating in hepatocellular carcinoma, 6 and from personalising pancreatic cancer management 7 to predicting liver transplantation survival 8 . However, the impact of incorporating such algorithms into clinical workflows has not yet been robustly assessed 9 . Algorithms that perform well in retrospective studies can have a negative effect when implemented, as pointed out by the European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE) 10 .…”

“…8 However, the impact of incorporating such algorithms into clinical workflows has not yet been robustly assessed. 9 Algorithms that perform well in retrospective studies can have a negative effect when implemented, as pointed out by the European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE). 10 We saw an example of this in CADe for breast cancer.…”