Endoscopy

Abstract Purpose Endoscopy is very important method to obtain exact information such as name of disease, cause of disease and how to cure diseases. Also, surgery with endoscopy, called endoscopic surgery is really useful tool for elaborate treatment. So, this paper accounts for a variety of endoscopy in detail for people to know easily what endoscopy is. Methods This review article explains the fundamental concept of endoscopy, difference between optical & electronic endoscope, comparison rigid endoscope

Wireless Capsule Endoscopy Etinosa Ekomwenrenren Student ID: 200990550 The University of Leeds School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering April 2017 Table of Contents Abstract iii List of Abbreviations iv List of Figures v List of Tables vi Chapter 1 Introduction 1 Chapter 2 Wireless capsule endoscopy: past and present 2 2.1 History of wireless capsule endoscopy 2 2.2 Current wireless capsule endoscope systems 4 2.3 Clinical utility of wireless capsule endoscopy 7 2.3.1 Small bowel

Introduction to Endoscopy Business To grow the GDP of any nation, it needs their workforce healthy and on job as quick as possible, falling ill and requiring hospitalization is something which one can prevent but certainly cannot avoid. In today’s era healthcare industry is the fastest and consistently growing industry which involves research and technology the most due to ever changing patient demographics. Discoveries of new diseases and disorders, gives rise to more and more requirement of newer

with how it will disrupt the current model. Capsule Endoscopy According to Christensen, Grossman, and Hwang (2009), medical device and diagnostic equipment (MDDE) is progressively decentralized with each pass year in a predictable and consistent fashion. This pattern of change may be seen in every discipline of medicine including the arena of endoscopy, which involves a visual examination of the gastrointestinal tract. The capsule endoscopy is one such

feasibility they have emphasized that SSCE is more comfortable to the patient. It has less complication rate as compared to EGD. It has equal quality of the images of the esophagus and rather better image quality than EGD in certain diseases. Capsule endoscopy has shown moderate efficacy in lower end esophageal images because of no control over the movement of the capsule. SSCE has overcome the difficulty by attaching a string to the capsule with which up and down movement of the capsule can be controlled

Discussion We report a case of male, 47 years old diagnosed with systemic sclerosis (ss) based on the joint committee of the ACR and the EULAR new classification criteria for ss with a score 11. "Hoogen, 2013" table1 Gastrointestinal involvement is frequent in scleroderma. It represents 10-75 % of cases. " marie,2008" " Gyger,2011". Severe complications affects only 8 %, but the mortality is high as gastroparesis results in difficulty in swallowing with subsequent malnutrition and cachexia, gastroesophageal

Credentialing to perform procedures in the GI lab is of importance to all physicians and non-physicians in our community. It must balance the needs of the community to accessible care with the need to provide high quality care that is safe, effective and consistent with community standards. Providing this balance between access and quality is the function of the Credentialing Committee of the hospital. In a small rural community without a general surgeon or an obstetrician a general physician may

Root Cause Analysis of Case Study Six A root cause analysis is a systemic approach to identify problems within an event in an effort to help prevent them from recurring in the future to another patient. To be effective this analysis should include a timeline. This timeline is created to promote the identification of those areas that may be the cause of the problem or event. This timeline should also explore the relationship between the causal factors and those factors identified to be the cause for

This prospective study was performed on 124 patients with large common bile duct stones (> 1 cm) between August 2014 and August 2016. Our exclusion criteria included: age less than 18 years, patients with contraindication to ERCP (history of contrast dye anaphylaxis, severe cardiopulmonary disease, and recent myocardial infarction), acute pancreatitis or cholangitis at the time of the procedure, previous history of ES, concomitant cholangiocarcinona or stricture, or intrahepatic duct stone. Patients

Hookey, L., Armstrong, D., Ennis, R., Maltow, A., Singh, H., & Love, J. (2013). Summary of Guidelines for infection prevention and control for flexible gastrointestinal endoscopy. Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology, 27(6), 347-350. Doi:10.1155/2013/639518 A seven section guideline were set forth in order to observe, avert and manage the spread of infection. The United States Multi-Society report, distributed after the PHAC policy, is comprehensively similar in substance, just like the policy