Surgeons performing endoscopy: why, how, and when?

Fanelli, Robert D.; Sultany, Mohammad

doi:10.21037/ales.2019.06.09

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“…Endoscopic procedures such as colonic polypectomy by Dr. Shinya, endoscopic variceal banding by Dr. Steigman, biliary stenting by Dr. Nib Sohendra, percutaneous gastrostomy by Dr. Ponsky and per oral endoscopic myotomy by Dr. Inouve are some of the classical examples of how surgeons have been instrumental in developing several therapeutic endoscopic procedures. [ 1 2 ]…”

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10 reasons why surgeons should continue performing flexible endoscopy

Sundaram¹,

Bhimanakunte²

2022

Journal of Minimal Access Surgery

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Diagnostic and therapeutic potentials of flexible endoscopy have been increasing. Several surgical procedures are now performed in flexible endoscopic platform. However, it is disturbing to find that only few surgeons are keen to acquire this expertise. Endoscopic skills are not optional but essential for every general surgeon. Sooner the surgical fraternity realise this, it is better for the prospects of future surgeons. Surgical societies should implement measures to highlight the importance of endoscopy training and strive to provide adequate training opportunities.

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