Clinical Advances in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

Description

Endoscopy helps examine various body systems, including the urinary tract, ear, respiratory tract, digestive tract, and many more. This book explains how endoscopy significantly influenced the advancement of contemporary gastroenterology. Various data types helped clarify pathogenic pathways, characterize novel entities, and alter diagnostic and treatment plans. Meanwhile, endoscopy has flourished tremendously because of several technological advancements. Endoscopic ultrasounds, enteroscopes, confocal and narrow-band imaging endoscopes, and video-endoscopes have all been developed. Additionally, endoscopy has outgrown its role as a diagnostic tool and evolved into a quick and effective minimally invasive treatment technique. This book is an invaluable resource for beginning and continuing medical education in endoscopy, considering local practices or available technology. In order to make the subject more understandable to a broader range of pupils, it is provided with the relevant justifications. The book is written in clear English. The entire book is focused on careers. It satisfies the requirements of educators, researchers, and students.