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Endoscopy Essentials is a Video Podcast on all features of diagnostic and therapeutic GI endoscopy. Host Thomas Rösch and some guest editors from Hamburg speaks with world renown experts about which new evidence was generated from studies, how to do certain procedures in…
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- Sep 4, 2026
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Meet Rob Hawes from Orlando, Florida (opens the original)
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My colleague and longtime friend Rob Hawes is an outstanding teacher in endoscopy. What a pleasure to talk with him about his life and career!
Florda Live Endoscopy 2026 - behind the Scenes (opens the original)
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Florida Live Endoscopy 2026 was a truly special event, bringing together a large faculty spanning several generations. Meet the people behind its success.
Polyp classifications - JNET and beyond (opens the original)
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How well can the histology of colonic polyps be predicted by the endoscopic image? Watch Master Yutaka Saito explain the basics.
Inside the Mind of a Master Endoscopist – Yutaka Saito (opens the original)
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Japanese endoscopy pioneer Yutaka Saito joins us to discuss precision, innovation, and the techniques shaping the future of advanced endoscopic diagnosis and treatment.
Jeremie Jacques 'How I think about simulation and sport in endoscopy' (opens the original)
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Manmeet Matharoo and Jeremie Jacques are in conversation about the place of simulation in endoscopy. Themes from professional sport - mental rehearsal, coaching, reviewing outcomes and debriefing all serve to hone elite endosopcy performance.
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