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Endoscopy Essentials

Thomas Rösch
Endoscopy
Gastroenterology
Colonoscopy
Barrett's Esophagus
Colorectal Cancer
Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection
ERCP
Ulcerative Colitis
Colonic EMR
Endoscopic Resection
Endoscopic Mucosal Resection
Pancreatic Fluid Collections
Esophageal Cancer
Crohn's Disease
Colonic Polyps
Sessile Serrated Lesions
Cold Snare Resection
Bile Duct
Sphincterotomy
Radiofrequency Ablation

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 great detail, about experts personal and professional live and other topics. Join us for your personal 20-30 min episode release... more

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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.

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.

A truly inspiring conversation with Lars Aabakken, an ERCP champion and current president of the World Endoscopy Organization, whose passion for training and teaching in Africa is making a real impact.

Manmeet Matharoo and Sandra Nagl discuss the importance of ergonomics in endoscopy and how it is crucial for enhancing endoscopy performance as well as minimising endoscopic related injury.

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Recent Guests

Jeremie Jacques
Endoscopy expert with strong emphasis on simulation-based training and sports-influenced approach
Undisclosed in transcript
Episode: Jeremie Jacques 'How I think about simulation and sport in endoscopy'
Lars Aabakken
Renowned gastroenterologist with leadership in ESGE and WOEG
Hammer (Norway); World Organization of Endoscopy (WOE/ISDE)
Episode: Meet Lars Aabakken
Sandra Nagl
Renowned endoscopist; guest on episode
Augsburg (Endoscopy Department)
Episode: Meet Sandra Nagl
Naggy Reddy
Chair of the AIG (Assumed from context)
AIG Hospitals, Hyderabad, India
Episode: Experiencing the world of Endoscopy in India with Naggy Reddy
Alanna Ebigbo
Endoscopy expert discussing endoscopic hand suturing and Suture Art system
Episode: Endoscopic suturing techniques
Min Yan Tai
Associate Professor of Surgery and Surgical Endoscopist
Shanghai, China
Episode: Meet Amy Cai
Frances Dang
Gastroenterologist discussing ESD in North America
UC Irvine
Episode: ESD in the United States
Bill Grady
Dealing with non-endoscopic tests; works in Seattle; involved in non-endoscopic screening test development
Undisclosed/Seattle area lab or organization
Episode: Non-colonoscopic CRC screening
Tony Kalloo
Gastroenterologist, endoscopy pioneer
Baltimore, Hopkins (at time of discussion)
Episode: EE History: Meet Anthony Kalloo

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Manmeet Matharoo
Host of Endoscopy Essentials with affiliations to St. Mark's Hospital, London (host role in multiple episodes)
Thomas Rösch
Host of Endoscopy Essentials, central figure in episode design and discussion

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Jeremie Jacques 'How I think about simulation and sport in endoscopy'
Q: What would you advise units that are hesitant to invest in simulation—how can they begin?
Start small with readily available tools like Skillbox; even building a DIY box with similar functionality can work. Emphasize long-term benefits such as improved patient safety, staff confidence, and the potential cost savings from reduced complications and faster training curves.
Jeremie Jacques 'How I think about simulation and sport in endoscopy'
Q: How do you see simulation affecting the broader team, not just the endoscopist?
There is a strong case for including nurses and assistants in simulation and in situ training so the entire team understands device settings, patient workflow, and communication, which improves overall safety and efficiency.
Jeremie Jacques 'How I think about simulation and sport in endoscopy'
Q: What does a typical training list look like in your unit for a new trainee?
They start with two tools—Thompson Skillbox and Mikoto—to learn scope handling, then gradually add more complex tasks as competence grows, with a focus on mastering grip, hand positioning, and smooth instrument control before moving to therapeutic techniques.
Experiencing the world of Endoscopy in India with Naggy Reddy
Q: What motivated the rural endoscopy bus program, and how is it funded?
The bus aims to bring essential endoscopy to rural areas to prevent late presentations; funding comes from charity, donations, and international agencies, supplemented by donations of equipment.
Experiencing the world of Endoscopy in India with Naggy Reddy
Q: How has training been influenced by the high-volume environment?
High volumes enable better training with several fellows annually, a structured path toward subspecialization, and the use of video review and AI-assisted feedback to accelerate skill development.

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The show centers on practical, highly technical discussions of diagnostic and therapeutic GI endoscopy, often featuring renowned endoscopists and researchers who dive into procedural techniques, safety, and evolving evidence. Episodes frequently explore advanced resection methods, training and ergonomics, and the integration of new technologies such as AI and innovative devices into everyday practice. A standout trait is the emphasis on hands-on guidance, real-world case reflections, and building a culture of mentorship and training across high-volume centers. This makes it valuable for clinicians, endoscopy nurses, and program directors seeking technical depth, procedural decision-making, and perspectives from leading practitioners.

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4. Naggy Reddy
5. Alanna Ebigbo
6. Min Yan Tai
7. Frances Dang
8. Bill Grady

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