Titlebook: Atlas of Early Neoplasias of the Gastrointestinal Tract; Endoscopic Diagnosis Frieder Berr,Tsuneo Oyama,Naohisa Yahagi Book 2019Latest edit

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Colorectum: Mucosal Neoplasias inconspicuous laterally spreading tumors, and we aim to analyze neoplasias for risk of superficial or invasive cancer. Currently, endoscopic en bloc resection yields poor curative resection rates outside East Asia, mainly owing to non-exclusion of deep sm2–3 invasive colorectal cancer lesions. Ther

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Chronic Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Remission: Mucosal Neoplasiasyears disease duration in ulcerative pancolitis and Crohn’s colitis. Family history of sporadic CRC raises the risk of CRC by twofold, and association with primary sclerosing cholangitis by fourfold. Optimized conditions for endoscopy, random and targeted biopsy requirements, and patient information

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Working with Qualitative Variablesary architecture. Magnifying image-enhanced endoscopy displays surface and capillary architecture of normal and neoplastic mucosa and allows highly accurate endoscopic diagnosis of margins, malignant transformation, and lack of deep submucosal invasion of early mucosal neoplasias, which is fundament

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From the Sample to the Populationon (ESD) introduced the principle of oncosurgical en-bloc resection to mucosal neoplasms, providing histological grading, pT staging, and resection R status. ESD aims for curative resection of mucosal cancer. The risk of local recurrence—in the range of 10–35% with snare ablation in piecemeal fashio

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Data Analysis on One Variable Onlycer and on lesions arising in intramural echo structures. This chapter explains the diagnostic characteristics of hr-EUS images of early mucosal neoplasias and of the most prevalent types of intramural tumors. Imaging by hr-EUS characterizes . for size, invasiveness, and wall layer of origin, and di

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Definition of a General Model: Examplebloc resection with free margins results in near 100% rate of cure. When the carcinoma is deeply invasive (>200 μm) into the submucosa, the risk of nodal metastasis is too high and resective surgery is indicated. The decision between endoscopic resection and surgical esophagectomy rests on accurate

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