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BARIATRIC ENDOSCOPY/ENDOSCOPY:ENDOSCOPIC BARIATRIC THERAPYPRECLINICAL STUDIES AND MECHANISMSOF ACTIONA NOVEL INTRAGASTRIC SATIETY INDUCINGDEVICE TO PROMOTE WEIGHT LOSS IN APORCINE MODEL - Sa1965

GASTRIC MUCOSAL DEVITALIZATION (GMD):A DOSE-FINDING STUDY - Sa1953

HORMONE CHANGES AFTER ENDOSCOPICSLEEVE GASTROPLASTY VS. LAPAROSCOPICSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY: A CASE MATCHEDSTUDY. - Sa1942

THE ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVE GASTROPLASTYPRODUCES DURABLE PHYSIOLOGICALCHANGES: RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZEDU.S. CLINICAL TRIAL - Sa1931

BARIATRIC ENDOSCOPY/ENDOSCOPY:ENDOSCOPIC THERAPY FOR METABOLICCONDITIONS (DM, NAFLD, NASH)CHALLENGES AND SUCCESS OFINTRAGASTRIC BALLOON THERAPY INLIVER TRANSPLANT CANDIDATES: APROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH LONG-TERMFOLLOW-UP - Sa1936

DUODENAL MUCOSAL RESURFACINGCOMBINED WITH GLP-1 RECEPTORAGONISM MAY ELIMINATE INSULINTREATMENT IN TYPE 2 DIABETES WHILEIMPROVING GLYCEMIC CONTROL ANDOVERALL METABOLIC HEALTH - Sa1939

DUODENAL MUCOSAL RESURFACING FORTREATMENT OF DIABETES: SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Sa1958

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF DUODENALMUCOSAL RESURFACING FOR DIABETESAND NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVERDISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Sa1950

ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVE GASTROPLASTYIMPROVES NONALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVERDISEASE–RELATED LIVER DAMAGE INYORKSHIRE PIGS BY RESHAPING CELLULARINTERACTIONS AND HEPATICADIPOCYTOKINE PRODUCTION - Sa1940

ONE YEAR OF DUODENAL-JEJUNAL BYPASSLINER THERAPY (ENDOBARRIER�) LEADSTO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN LIVERBIOCHEMISTRY ASSOCIATED WITH NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE - Sa1961

WEIGHT AND METABOLIC OUTCOMESASSOCIATED WITH ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVEGASTROPLASTY: A MULTICENTER STUDY -Sa1951

BARIATRIC ENDOSCOPY/ENDOSCOPY:ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OFCOMPLICATIONS FROM BARIATRICSURGERY, INCLUDING ENDOSCOPICREVISION OF GASTRIC BYPASSCLINICAL AND ENDOSCOPIC PREDICTORS OFBALLOON DILATION FAILURE FORBARIATRIC SURGERY STRICTURETREATMENT - Sa1968

DEVELOPMENT OF MARGINAL ULCERSINCREASES THE HEALTHCARE BURDEN INPATIENTS POST GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY- Sa1969

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DOES THE MAGNITUDE OF WEIGHT REGAINAFTER ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASSPREDICT RESPONSE TO TRANSORALOUTLET REDUCTION (TORE)? - Sa1954

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF FULL THICKNESSTRANSORAL OUTLET REDUCTION (TORE)AMONG THE GERIATRIC POPULATION -Sa1960

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF SELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENTS FORMANAGEMENT OF BARIATRIC SURGERYLEAKS. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Sa1971

ENDOSCOPIC GASTRIC PLICATION FOR THETREATMENT OF WEIGHT REGAINFOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS -Sa1937

ENDOSCOPIC INTERNAL DRAINAGE BYDOUBLE PIGTAIL STENTS IN THEMANAGEMENT OF LAPAROSCOPIC SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY LEAKS - Sa1959

ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OFREFRACTORY LEAKS AND FISTULAS AFTERBARIATRIC SURGERY WITH LONG-TERMFOLLOW-UP: A MULTICENTER EXPERIENCE -Sa1941

ENDOSCOPIC REVISION OF LAPAROSCOPICSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY IS SAFE, EFFECTIVE,AND DURABLE: A MULTI-CENTER STUDY -93

ENDOSCOPIC REVISION OF LAPAROSCOPICSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY IS SAFE, EFFECTIVE,AND DURABLE: A MULTI-CENTER STUDY -722

ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVE GASTROPLASTY IN THEMANAGEMENT OF WEIGHT REGAIN AFTERSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY - Sa1933

ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVE-IN-SLEEVE VERSUSSURGICAL RE-SLEEVE IN PATIENTS WITHWEIGHT REGAIN AFTER SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY: A RETROSPECTIVECOMPARATIVE ANALYSIS - Sa1962

ENDOSCOPIC STENTING FOR SYMPTOMATICGASTROJEJUNAL ANASTOMOTICSTRICTURE PROVIDES DURABLE CLINICALRESPONSE AFTER FAILED BALLOONDILATION - Sa1966

ENDOSCOPIC SUTURING FOR LATEINTRACTABLE ANASTOMOTIC ULCERSAFTER ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS -Sa1963

PERSONALIZED ALGORITHM FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF WEIGHT REGAINFOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS:SUTURING VERSUS PLICATION VERSUSARGON PLASMA COAGULATION - 92

PERSONALIZED ALGORITHM FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF WEIGHT REGAINFOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS:SUTURING VERSUS PLICATION VERSUSARGON PLASMA COAGULATION - 721

QUANTIFICATION OF GASTRIC SLEEVESTENOSIS UTILIZING ENDOSCOPICPARAMETERS AND IMAGE ANALYSIS - 723

REPEAT TRANSORAL OUTLET REDUCTION(TORE) FOR PATIENTS WITH WEIGHTREGAIN FOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRICBYPASS (RYGB). - Sa1944

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RETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY ONENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OF UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL POST-SURGICAL LEAKS- 725

SEVEN YEAR OUTCOMES OF TRANSORALOUTLET REDUCTION (TORE) FOR THETREATMENT OF WEIGHT REGAINFOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS -Sa1938

TRANSORAL OUTLET REDUCTION FOR THETREATMENT OF DUMPING SYNDROME INPATIENT WITH ROUX-EN-Y GASTRICBYPASS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Sa1945

USE OF THE OVERSTICH DEVICE FORENDOSCOPIC REVISION OF ROUX-EN –YGASTRIC BY-PASS: AN UPDATE FROM THELARGEST UK SERIES - Sa1970

BARIATRIC ENDOSCOPY/ENDOSCOPY:PRIMARY THERAPY (BALLOONS,Restrictive, MALABSORPTIVE)A SIMPLE FLUOROSCOPIC SCOREIMMEDIATELY AFTER ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVEGASTROPLASTY PREDICTS TOTAL BODYWEIGHT LOSS. - Sa1949

BASELINE PHYSIOLOGIC PREDICTORS OFWEIGHT LOSS AFTER INTRAGASTRICBALLOON PLACEMENT: A MULTICENTERPROSPECTIVE COHORT - Sa1934

COMPARISON OF THE EFFICACY ANDSAFTEY OF THE FDA-APPROVEDINTRAGASTRIC BALLOON SYSTEMS IN ACLINICAL SETTING - Sa1955

DOES FUNDAL SUTURING AFFECTOUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVEGASTROPLASTY? - Sa1947

EFFICACY OF INTRAGASTRIC BALLOONS FORWEIGHT LOSS IN OVERWEIGHT ANDOBESE ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS - Sa1967

ENDOSCOPIC BARIATRIC THERAPIESASSOCIATED WITH LOWER RATE OFADVERSE EVENTS AND LENGTH OF STAYTHAN LAPAROSCOPIC BARIATRICTHERAPIES. - Sa1957

ESG PLUS LIRAGLUTIDE IS SUPERIOR TO ESGALONE FOR WEIGHT LOSS IN OVERWEIGHTAND OBESE PATIENTS - Sa1943

EUROPEAN ENDOSCOPIC SUTURINGREGISTRY FOR TREATMENT OF OBESITY -724

INDUCED HYPERINFLATION: USING AIR FORUPWARD ADJUSTMENT IN THE SPATZ3INTRAGASTRIC BALLOON AND CREATING AHYBRID DEVICE - Sa1935

INFLUENCE OF ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVEGASTROPLASTY SUTURING PATTERNS ONWEIGHT LOSS AND ADVERSE EVENTS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1956

INTRAGASTRIC BALLOON VERSUSENDOSCOPIC SLEEVE GASTROPLASTY FORTHE TREATMENT OF OBESITY: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1946

INTRAGASTRIC BOTULINUM TOXININJECTION ESPECIALLY ON FUNDUS IS THEPOSSIBLE KEY TO INDUCE EARLY SATIETY

GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY AB653

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Subject Index By Abstract Number

AND SUCCESSFUL WEIGHT LOSS BYCHANGE OF GHRELIN AND INCRETINS -Sa1948

POSE-2: A MODIFIED ENDOSCOPICGASTROPLASTY TECHNIQUE FOR PRIMARYTREATMENT OF OBESITY - Sa1952

PRIMARY OBESITY SURGERY ENDOLUMINAL2 (POSE2): AN INTERNATIONALMULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE TRIAL - 720

RESUTURING AFTER PRIMARY ENDOSCOPICSLEEVE GASTROPLASTY FOR OBESITY -Sa1932

THE DUAL EFFICACY OFPHARMACOTHERAPY WITH INTRAGASTRICBALLOONS FOR SUSTAINED WEIGHT LOSS -A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS - Sa1964

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: COMPLICATIONSADVERSE EVENTS AFTER ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION FOR GASTRICNEOPLASMS: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY- Tu1039

A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF RECTALINDOMETHACIN TO PREVENT POST-ESWLPANCREATITIS (THE RIPEP TRIAL) - 247

ASSESSING RESPIRATORY COMPLICATIONSIN PATIENTS WITH OBESITY ANDOBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA UNDERGOINGA SCREENING COLONOSCOPY WITHMODERATE AND DEEP SEDATION - Tu1067

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ATTENDINGENDOSCOPISTS’ EXPERIENCE ANDCOMPLICATION RATES FOR ALLENDOSCOPIC PROCEDURES: A 10-YEARLONGITUDINAL STUDY - Tu1058

CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMEOF IATROGENIC COLONIC PERFORATIONRELATED TO DIAGNOSITC VS.THERAPEUTIC COLONOSCOPY - Tu1083

CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL FEATURES OFADVANCED GASTRIC CANCER DISCOVEREDAFTER H. PYLORI ERADICATION IN JAPAN -Tu1082

COLONOSCOPY RELATED ADVERSE EVENTSIN A POPULATION-BASED COLONSCREENING PROGRAM - Tu1056

COLORECTAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION BY NON-EXPERTS AS A RISKFACTOR FOR THE ONSET OF POST-ESDELECTROCOAGULATION SYNDROME -Tu1060

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS THE EFFECTS OFHEMOCLIPS AND ENDOLOOP-CLIPSTECHNIQUE FOR CLOSURE OF LARGESIGMOID COLON PERFORATIONS INEXPERIMENTAL SIMULATION MODEL. -Tu1064

DE NOVO POST ERCP FEVER AND DE NOVOPOST ERCP BACTEREMIA IN PATIENTS WITHHISTORY OF BARIATRIC SURGERY–INCIDENCE, RISK FACTORS ANDOUTCOMES - Tu1049

DOES THROMBOCYTOPENIA PREDICT POOROUTCOME AFTER ENDOSCOPY FOREVALUATION OF GRAFT-VERSUS-HOSTDISEASE IN HEMATOLOGIC CANCERPATIENTS WITH ALLOGENEICHEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL TRANSPLANT?- Tu1078

EFFICACY OF POLYGLYCOLIC ACIDSHEETING WITH FIBRIN GLUE FORGASTROINTESTINAL FISTULAS: A

AB654 GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY Volu

MULTICENTER RETROSPECTIVE STUDY -Tu1023

EFFICACY OF POLYGLYCOLIC ACIDSHEETING WITH FIBRIN GLUE FORGASTROINTESTINAL FISTULAS: AMULTICENTER RETROSPECTIVE STUDY - 251

EFFICACY OF POLYGLYCOLIC ACIDSHEETING WITH FIBRIN GLUE FOR THETREATMENT OF PERFORATIONS RELATEDTO GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURE: A MULTICENTERRETROSPECTIVE STUDY - 250

ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF FOREIGNBODIES IN THE UPPER-GASTROINTESTINALTRACT: EXPERIENCE WITH 1182 ADULTPATIENTS IN CHINA WITH FOUCS ONELDERLY PEOPLE WITH VARIOUSDIAGNOSES AND COMPLICATIONS - Tu1086

ENDOSCOPIC NEGATIVE INTRACAVITARYPRESSURE (ENDO-NIP) TO MANAGERESISTANT LEAKS; A LOW-COSTALTERNATIVE TO VACCUM THERAPY &TRANSCUTANEOUS APPROACH - Tu1019

ENDOSCOPIC STENTING VERSUSENDOSCOPIC VACUUM THERAPY IN THEMANAGEMENT OF UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL TRANSMURALDEFECTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Tu1022

ENDOSCOPIC THERAPY IS EFFECTIVE ANDSAFE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEXCOLORECTAL POLYPS: A SINGLE TERTIARYCARE CENTER EXPERIENCE - Tu1084

ENDOSCOPIC TRANSPAPILLARYGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE FOR ACUTECHOLECYSTITIS IS FEASIBLE TO PATIENTSRECEIVING ANTITHROMBOTIC THERAPY. -252

FATAL ENDOSCOPIC COMPLICATIONS:TRENDS FROM A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS- Tu1053

HEMORRHAGIC COMPLICATIONS INPERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC ENTERALTUBE PLACEMENT ARE NOT AFFECTED BYCHEMOTHERAPY ADMINISTRATION -Tu1051

IATROGENIC ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATION - ACASE SERIES - Tu1089

INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS FORISCHEMIC COLITIS AS A COMPLICATION OFBOWEL PREPARATION PRIOR TOCOLONOSCOPY - Tu1071

INCIDENCE OF DELAYED POSTPOLYPECTOMY BLEEDING REQUIRINGHOSPITAL ADMISSION IN A NATIONALCOHORT - Tu1045

INFECTIOUS EVENTS AFTER ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURES IN HEMATOLOGIC PATIENTSWITH NEUTROPENIA - Tu1043

MANAGEMENT OF RECURRENT MALIGNANTGASTROINTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION INPATIENTS WITH PERITONEALCARCINOMATOSIS AND THE PREDICTORSOF OUTCOME - Tu1072

OUTCOMES FROM THE UK PURASTATREGISTRY – A MULTICENTRE PROSPECTIVEOBSERVATIONAL STUDY TO EVALUATETHE ROLE OF PURASTAT IN THEMANAGEMENT OF GASTROINTESTINALBLEEDING (POPS) - Tu1020

OUTCOMES IN TREATMENT OFINTRAPROCEDURAL DEEP MURAL INJURYIN A PROSPECTIVE COHORT OF LARGEPOLYP RESECTION - 248

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OUTPATIENT ENDOSCOPIC SEDATIONREVERSAL TRENDS AT A TERTIARY CAREACADEMIC AMBULATORY ENDOSCOPYDIGESTIVE HEALTH CENTER (AEC-DHC) VSIN-HOSPITAL AMBULATORY PROCEDURECENTER (APC) USING A TRIAGE PROTOCOL- Tu1065

POST BARIATRIC ANATOMY AS A RISKFACTOR FOR POST ENDOSCOPICRETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHYPANCREATITIS: A NATIONWIDE, MATCHED,CASE-CONTROL ANALYSIS - Tu1029

POST-COLONOSCOPY COMPLICATIONSWITHIN ONE MONTH; PATIENTSATISFACTION, AND PATIENT EXPERIENCE- Tu1091

POST-ERCP INFECTIONS CAUSED BYCONTAMINATED DUODENOSCOPES -Tu1035

POST-PROCEDURAL COMPLICATIONS FROMDIRECT ENDOSCOPIC INTRADUCTALCHOLANGIOPANCREATOSCOPY: ANATIONWIDE ANALYSIS - Tu1034

POST-SURGICAL OR SPONTANEOUSRECALCITRANT LEAK MANAGEMANT USINGNOVEL APPROACHES: ENDOSCOPICDUPLICATION OF GUT VIA EXTRALUMINALSTENT (EDGES) & SUTURE OBTRUDEDCOVERED STENTS (SOCS) - Tu1028

PRE-CUT OF CIRCULAR MUSCLE OFESOPHAGUS TO PARTIALLY PREVENTSTRICTURE AFTER ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION OF EARLYESOPHAGEAL CANCER - Tu1077

PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF POST-BANDINGULCER BLEEDING FOLLOWINGENDOSCOPIC VARICES LIGATION INPATIENTS WITH LIVER CIRRHOSIS - Tu1081

PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS FORDUODENAL PERFORATION DUE TOMIGRATED BILIARY PLASTIC STENTS -Tu1048

PROPHYLACTIC ENDOSCOPIC CLIPPING HASA REDUCED RISK OF DELAYED POST-POLYPECTOMY BLEEDING: A META-ANALYSIS INCORPORATING THE 2019LITERATURE - Tu1032

RESTARTING DIRECT ORALANTICOAGULANTS WITHIN 24 HOURS ISSAFE AFTER ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION OFLARGE COLORECTAL POLYPS - Tu1025

RETAINED GASTRIC FOOD IS COMMONDURINGESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPY ANDIS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASED RISKOF PROCEDURE-ASSOCIATED ASPIRATIONPNEUMONIA - Tu1033

RISK ESTIMATE OF DUODENOSCOPE-ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS (DAI) IN THENETHERLANDS - Tu1036

RISK FACTORS FOR DELAYED POST-POLYPECTOMY BLEEDING: SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. - Tu1026

RISK FACTORS FOR THE INCIDENCE OF POST-ESD COAGULATION SYNDROME AFTERCOLORECTAL ESD: SUBSET ANALYSIS INTHE RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL -249

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF LUMEN-APPOSINGMETAL STENTS VERSUS PLASTIC STENTSFOR TREATMENT OF WALLED-OFFPANCREATIC NECROSIS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Tu1027

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SNARE-TIP SOFT COAGULATION ISEFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT FOR TREATINGINTRAPROCEDURAL BLEEDING DURINGBARRETT’S MUCOSECTOMY - Tu1030

SPLENIC INJURY AS A COMPLICATION OFINPATIENT COLONOSCOPY: ANATIONWIDE ANALYSIS - Tu1037

THE EFFECT OF SEDATION MODALITY ONOUTCOMES OF EMERGENT ENDOSCOPICINTERVENTION. - Tu1063

THE INFLUENCE OF DIRECT ORALANTICOAGULANTS ON DELAYEDBLEEDING IN PATIENTS WITH EARLYGASTRIC NEOPLASMS WHO UNDERWENTENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION -Tu1031

THE RISK FACTORS OF BLEEDING IN COLDSNARE POLYPECTOMY FOR SMALL COLONPOLYPS AND THE EFFECTS OFSUBMUCOSAL INJECTION - Tu1057

THE SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPY AMONGPATIENTS ON ANTIANGIOGENIC AGENTS: ASINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE - Tu1069

THE USE OF ENDOSCOPIC VACUUMTHERAPY (EVT) OR COMBINATIONTHERAPY WITH ENDOSCOPIC STENTING ASCOMPARED TO ENDOSCOPIC STENTING(ES) ALONE FOR LEAKAGES AFTERFOREGUT SURGERY - 253

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: INSTRUMENTREPROCESSING, MAINTENANCE ANDMONITORINGA BENCHTOP EVALUATION OF VARIOUSSUSPECTED BIOFILM RESERVOIRS WITHINA DUODENOSCOPE - Tu1113

A NEW DESIGNED DUODENOSCOPE WITHDETACHABLE DISTAL CAP CANSIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE ORGANICRESIDUE CONTAMINATION AFTERREPROCESSING EVALUATED BYADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE TEST - 94

A NEW DESIGNED DUODENOSCOPE WITHDETACHABLE DISTAL CAP CANSIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE ORGANICRESIDUE CONTAMINATION AFTERREPROCESSING EVALUATED BYADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE TEST - 1166

ASSESSMENT OF INFECTIOUS COMPLICATIONAFTER SAVARY DILATOR USE DURINGENDOSCOPIC ESOPHAGEAL DILATION: ARETROSPECTIVE REVIEW - Tu1122

CLICICAL AND ENDOSCOPIC PREDICTORSFOR INTRAPROCEDURAL MUCOSALPERFORATION DURING PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY : ARETROSPECTIVE SINGLE CENTER STUDY -Tu1174

COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM MORPHOLOGYAFTER ESOPHAGECTOMY ANDGASTRECTOMY: CLINICAL INSIGHT INTOTHE DEVELOPMENT OF BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS - Tu1157

COST UTILITY ANALYSIS COMPARINGDUODENOSCOPE REPROCESSING/STERILIZATION, NOVEL DUODENOSCOPESWITH DISPOSABLE ENDCAPS AND FULLYDISPOSABLE DUODENOSCOPES - 775

DOES SIMETHICONE INCREASE BIOBURDENIN ENDOSCOPE PROCESSING? - Tu1097

ENDOSCOPIC TRANSMISSION OFCARBEPENEM-RESISTANTENTEROBACTERIACEAE: FDA APPROVAL

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AND POST-MARKETING SURVEILLANCE OFENDOSCOPIC DEVICES - Tu1145

HIGH LEVEL DISINFECTIONDUODENOSCOPE PROCESSING MIGHT BEASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER RATE OFINFECTIOUS COMPLICATION FOLLOWINGLAPAROSCOPY ASSISTED ERCP, AMULTICENTER STUDY. - Tu1114

PREDICTORS OF ERCP-ASSOCIATEDINFECTIONS IN OUTPATIENT HOSPITALS -Tu1142

STEAM STERILIZATION DECREASESCONTAMINATION OF FLEXIBLEGASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY’S VALVES: A PRACTICAL METHOD TO DECREASEENDOSCOPY-RELATED IATROGENICINFECTION - Tu1106

SURVEY OF EDUCATION, TRAINING, ANDKNOWLEDGE OF ENDOSCOPY NURSESAND TECHS ON INFECTION CONTROL INTHE ENDOSCOPY UNIT - Tu1105

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: OUTCOMESNEAR-FOCUS VERSUS NORMAL-FOCUSNARROW BAND IMAGING COLONOSCOPYIN DIAGNOSIS OF COLORECTAL POLYPSBASED ON COMBINED NICE AND WASPCLASSIFICATION: A RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL - Su1065

A TIME PERFORMANCE COMPARISONBETWEEN MODERATE AND DEEPSEDATION FOR SCREENINGCOLONOSCOPIES IN OBESE PATIENTSWITH OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA - Su1041

A MULTI-CENTER STUDY EVALUATINGOVERT VS. OCCULT LEFT VENTRICULARASSIST DEVICE (LVAD)-RELATED BLEEDING- 969

A MULTI-CENTER STUDY OF LEFTVENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICE (LVAD)-RELATED BLEEDING - 968

ANALYSIS OF FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITHLOCAL RECURRENCE AFTER ENDOSCOPICRESECTION OF GASTRIC EPITHELIALDYSPLASIA - Su1051

AN NON-INFERIORITY RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL TO COMPAREHEMOSTATIC POWDER TC325 ANDSTANDARD THERAPY IN BLEEDING FROMNON-VARICEAL UPPER GASTROINTESTINALCAUSES - 98

AN NON-INFERIORITY RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL TO COMPAREHEMOSTATIC POWDER TC325 ANDSTANDARD THERAPY IN BLEEDING FROMNON-VARICEAL UPPER GASTROINTESTINALCAUSES - 962

A NOVEL ENDOSCOPIC POLYPECTOMYSURVEILLANCE PROTOCOL IS HIGHLYRELIABLE FOR DETECTING DYSPLASTICFUNDIC GLAND POLYPS IN FAMILIALADENOMATOUS POLYPOSIS SYNDROME -1188

ARE PROXIMAL 5-9 MM HYPERPLASTICPOLYPS SIGNIFICANT LESIONS? DATAEXAMINING METACHRONOUS RISK OFLARGE (ZO 1 CM) SERRATED POLYPS ANDADVANCED CONVENTIONAL ADENOMASFOR PATIENTS WITH THESE LESIONS INTHE NEW HAMPSHIRE COLONOSCOPYREGISTRY - 1184

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A SERIES OF CLINICAL STUDIES ON THETREATMENT OF PERI-APPENDICEAL CYSTBY ERAT - Su1029

CLINICAL AND ENDOSCOPICCHARACTERISTICS OF ACUTEGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING INPATIENTS TREATED NEW ORALANTICOAGULANT DRUGS COMPAREDVITAMIN K ANTAGONISTS : A KOREAMULTICENTER STUDY - Su1054

CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF““SMALL”“ T1 COLORECTAL CANCERS -Su1068

COLON CLEANSING EFFICACY AND SAFETYOF 1L PEG SOLUTION NER1006 IN A REAL-LIFE SETTING: A SINGLE CENTEREXPERIENCE IN MADRID, SPAIN - Su1044

COMPARING RIGHT COLON ADENOMA ANDHYPERPLASTIC POLYP MISS RATES INCOLONOSCOPY USING WATER EXCHANGEAND CARBON DIOXIDE INSUFFLATION: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TANDEMSTUDY - 1185

COMPARISON OF CLINICAL OUTCOMES OFGASTRIC ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION BETWEEN ELDERLY PATIENTSAGED 75 YEARS AND OLDER, ANDYOUNGER PATIENTS. - Su1063

COMPARISON OF CONVENTIONAL ANDMODIFIED ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTIONS OF RECTALNEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS - Su1023

COMPARISON OF PROCEDURAL OUTCOMESBETWEEN ANCHORED SNARE-TIPENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION (EMR)VERSUS CAP-ASSISTED EMR FOR SMALLSUSPECTED OR ESTABLISHED RECTALNEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS - Su1067

DEVELOPEMENT OF ENDOSCOPIC SCORINGSYSTEM TO PREDICT RISK OF INTESTINALTYPE OF GASTRIC CANCER - Su1037

DOES ROUTINE USE OF INTRAVENOUSFLUIDS GIVEN DURING ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURES BENEFIT THE PATIENT? -Su1025

EDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS AREASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED ADENOMADETECTION RATES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - Su1035

EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPICBALLOON DILATION OF ILEOCOLONICANASTOMOTIC STRICTURES IN PATIENTSWITH CROHN’S DISEASE: A MULTICENTRICRETROSPECTIVE STUDY - Su1045

ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUALOR RECURRENT NEOPLASIA FOLLOWINGPIECEMEAL ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTION IS EFFICACIOUS. - Su1072

ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE APPENDICITISTHERAPY: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTUREDEVELOPEMENT IN CHINA - Su1018

ENDOSCOPIC STRICTUROTOMY – A NOVELTHERAPEUTIC MODALITY FOR IBD-RELATED STRICTURES: FIRST EUROPEANEXPERIENCE - Su1030

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR COLORECTAL LATERALLY SPREADINGTUMORS: CLINICAL OUTCOMES ANDPREDICTORS OF TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY -Su1070

ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT FORGASTROINTESTINAL CANCER BLEEDING -965




ENDOSCOPIC ZENKER’S DIVERTICULOTOMY:5 YEARS EXPERIENCE - Su1031

ENDOSCOPIST FEEDBACK IS ASSOCIATEDWITH IMPROVEMENTS IN COLONOSCOPYQUALITY INDICATORS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Su1053

ENDOSCOPIST PROCEDURAL VOLUME ANDCOLONOSCOPY OUTCOMES: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Su1050

EUS-GUIDED PORTAL PRESSURE GRADIENTMEASUREMENT SAFELY PERFORMED WITHEUS-GUIDED LIVER BIOPSY:ENDOHEPATOLOGY IN PRACTICE - Su1020

EUS-GUIDED PORTAL PRESSURE GRADIENTMEASUREMENT SAFELY PERFORMED WITHEUS-GUIDED LIVER BIOPSY:ENDOHEPATOLOGY IN PRACTICE - 665

EVALUATION OF THE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN SUPERFICIAL ESOPHAGEALSQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA ANDHUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS TOGETHERWITH GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS OFADH1B AND ALDH2. - Su1022

HEMOSPRAY FOR GASTROINTESTINALBLEEDING: A META-ANALYSIS - Su1048

HEMOSPRAY IN THE TREATMENT OF NON-VARICEAL UPPER GASTROINTESTINALBLEEDS: OUTCOMES FROM THE FIRST 500PATIENTS FROM THE INTERNATIONALHEMOSPRAY REGISTRY - 963

HEMOSPRAY IN THE TREATMENT OFVARICEAL BLEEDS: OUTCOMES FROM THEINTERNATIONAL HEMOSPRAY REGISTRY -964

HIGH PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETALSYMPTOMS AND INJURIES IN THIRD SPACEENDOSCOPISTS: AN INTERNATIONALMULTICENTER SURVEY STUDY - 102

HIGH PREVALENCE OF MUSCULOSKELETALSYMPTOMS AND INJURIES IN THIRD SPACEENDOSCOPISTS: AN INTERNATIONALMULTICENTER SURVEY STUDY - 1193

IDENTIFYING WHO BEST TOLERATESMODERATE SEDATION: RESULTS FROM ANATIONAL DATABASE OFGASTROINTESTINAL (GI) ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURAL OUTCOMES - Su1052

IMPROVED SURVIVAL IN EUS GUIDED FNACOMPARED TO PERCUTANEOUSASPIRATION IN PANCREATIC CANCER: APROPENSITY SCORE ANALYSIS - Su1032

INAPPROPRIATE SURGICAL MANAGEMENTOF EARLY GASTRIC CANCER MEETINGCRITERIA FOR ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION: AUS POPULATION BASED STUDY - 1189

INTRALESIONAL INJECTION OF ADALIMUMABIN INTESTINAL STRICTURES OF PATIENTSWITH CROHN’S DISEASE: A RANDOMIZED,MULTICENTER, PROSPECTIVE CLINICALTRIAL - Su1038

IS OVER-THE-SCOPE-CLIP AN EFFECTIVERESCUE THERAPY FOR SERIOUS VARICEALBLEEDING? - Su1047

LARGE CALIBER EMPIRIC ESOPHAGEALDILATION IS ASSOCIATED WITHSUSTAINED IMPROVEMENT IN NON-OBSTRUCTIVE SOLID FOOD DYSPHAGIA -Su1036

LUMEN APPOSING METAL STENT FORGASTROINTESTINAL STRICTURES:EXPERIENCE FROM A TERTIARY CARECENTER - Su1073


MAJOR MORTALITY REDUCTION IN PATIENTSWITH GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING WHOUNDERGO ENDOSCOPY: A NATIONWIDEANALYSIS - Su1021

MINIPROBE ENDOSCOPICULTRASONOGRAPHY RARELY CHANGESCLINICAL MANAGEMENT IN COLONICSUBEPITHELIAL LESIONS - Su1066

NATIONAL TRENDS OF GASTROINTESTINALENDOSCOPY AFTER HEMATOPOIETIC CELLTRANSPLANTATION IN THE UNITEDSTATES, 2012 – 2016 - 967

OUTCOMES OF EARLY VS. ELECTIVECOLONOSCOPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OFACUTE LOWER GASTROINTESTINALBLEEDING - Su1058

OUTCOMES OF GASTROSTOMY PLACEMENTIN PATIENTS WITH CIRRHOSIS - Su1033

OUTCOMES OF PALLIATIVE TREATMENT FORMALIGNANT GASTROINTESTINALOBSTRUCTION WITH PERITONEALCARCINOMATOSIS: STENT PLACEMENTVERSUS PALLIATIVE SURGERY ANDPREDICTORS OF STENT FAILURE - Su1034

PATIENTS UNDERGOING CHEMOTHERAPYFOR BORDELINE RESECTABLE PANCREATICCANCER CAUSING BILIARY OBSTRUCTION:HOW TO STENT WHILE AWAITINGSURGERY? A COST-EFFECTIVENESSANALYSIS - Su1026

POEM FOR ESOPHAGOGASTRIC JUNCTIONOUTFLOW TRACT OBSTRUCTION: ANINTERIM MULTICENTER STUDY - Su1017

PREDICTING HISTOLOGIC INVASIONDEPTION OF ESOPHAGEAL EARLYSQUAMOUS CELL NEOPLASIA USING THEJAPANESE ENDOSCOPIC SOCIETYINTRAPAPILLARY CAPILLARY LOOPCLASSIFICATION - A MULTICENTRECOMPARISON OF DIAGNOSTICPERFORMANCE IN EUROPEAN AND ASIANENDOSCOPISTS - Su1019

PROPOFOL VERSUS MIDAZOLAM SEDATIONFOR ELECTIVE ENDOSCOPY IN PATIENTSWITH CIRRHOSIS. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS - Su1056

PROSPECTIVE CORRELATION OF SEOUL HOFCRITERIA GEJ GRADING SYSTEM WITHAMOUNT OF REFLUX - Su1064

PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF A FAILED ERCPON THE ENDOSCOPIST - Su1055

REVISING THE PARADIGM OF ENDOSCOPICTREATMENT FOR GASTRIC HYPERPLASTICPOLYPS: ANALYSIS OF RECURRENCE RATEAND MALIGNANT PROGRESSION - Su1059

RISK OF SEPSIS IN HEMATOPOIETIC CELLTRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS UNDERGOINGGASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY: AMATCHED RETROSPECTIVE COHORTSTUDY - 966

ROLE OF GASTROINTESTINALENDOSCOPISTS FOR DETECTION ANDTREATMENT OF SUPERFICIALHYPOPHARYNGEAL CANCER - Su1071

SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPY IN PATIENTS WITHSEVERE ANEMIA - Su1062

SESSILE SERRATED LESIONS ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE – ARETROSPECTIVE STUDY IN A TERTIARYCENTRE - 1187

SINGLE-VERSUS MULTIPLE-DOSEANTIMICROBIAL PROPHYLAXIS IN PERORAL

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ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY: A RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED STUDY - Su1016

STAGING OF GASTRIC ADENOCARCINOMA ;COST EFFECTIVENESS OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND FIRST VERSUS DIAGNOSTICLAPAROSCOPY FIRST APPROCHES - Su1060

SX-ELLA DANIS STENT FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF REFRACTORY VARICEALBLEEDING IN CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE: AMULTI-CENTER AUSTRALIAN AND NEWZEALAND EXPERIENCE - Su1027

THE EFFICACY, SAFETY, AND LONG-TERMDURABILITY OF LUMEN-APPOSING METALSTENTS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BENIGNLUMINAL STRICTURES - Su1057

THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF A NOVELSELF-CONTROL STRICTURE-PREVENTINGWATER BALLOON IN PREVENTING ANDTREATING UPPER GASTROINTESTINALTRACT BENIGN STRICTURE: A PRELIMINARYSTUDY - Su1043

THE INFLUENCE OF TRUST IN SOURCE OFHEALTH INFORMATION AND COLORECTALCANCER SCREENING UPTAKE: ANALYSIS OFA NATIONAL SURVEY IN THE UNITEDSTATES - Su1069

THE SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY INCIRRHOTIC PATIENTS - Su1040

THE SOONER, THE BETTER: EARLYENDOSCOPY IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER30-DAY MORTALITY IN LOW-RISK NON-VARICEAL UPPER GASTROINTESTINALBLEEDING PATIENTS - Su1028

THE USE OF LUMEN APPOSING METALSTENTS IN BENIGN STRICTURES - Su1061

UNDERWATER EMR (UEMR) FOR NON-LIFTING SESSILE COLORECTAL LESIONS -Su1046

UNDERWATER ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTION WITHOUT SUBMUCOSALINJECTION (UEMR) FOR LARGECOLORECTAL POLYPS: A COMMUNITY-BASED SERIES - 1186

USE OF HEMOSPRAY IN THE TREATMENT OFLOWER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDS:OUTCOMES FROM THE INTERNATIONALMULTICENTRE HEMOSPRAY REGISTRY -Su1039

UTILIZATION OF ENDOSCOPY INHOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITHGASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE ANDPULMONARY HYPERTENSION - Su1024

WHAT IS THE IDEAL TIMING FOR UPPERENDOSCOPY IN ACUTE NON-VARICEALUPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING? -Su1042

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: PRE AND POST PROCEDUREPREPARATIONIS TELEPHONE RE-EDUCATION PREVIOUS TOBOWEL PREPARATION A REAL ASSET? -Tu1161

ADENOMA DETECTION RATES WITH 1 LNER1006 BOWEL PREPARATION EXCEEDMINIMUM THRESHOLDRECOMMENDATIONS IN COLONOSCOPYSCREENING POPULATION AND NER1006DEMONSTRATES OVERALL BOWELCLEANSING SUCCESS REGARDLESS OFCOLONOSCOPY INDICATION - Tu1148

AGE-SPECIFIC RISK FACTORS OFINADEQUATE BOWEL PREPARATION FOR

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COLONOSCOPY: A PROSPECTIVEQUESTIONNAIRE-BASED OBSERVATIONALSTUDY - Tu1125

ASSOCIATION OF COLONOSCOPYPREPERATION AND VOLUME OF COLONICWATER IRRIGATION WITH SERUMELECTROLYTE ABNORMALITIES - Tu1127

BEWARE: GLUCAGON ADMINISTRATION CANCAUSE SEVERE HYPERGLYCEMIA INDIABETIC PATIENTS UNDERGOINGGASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURES - Tu1128

CHARACTERIZATION AND FINANCIALBURDEN OF PATIENTS WITH INADEQUATEAND INCOMPLETE BOWEL PREP AT ANACADEMIC TERTIARY CENTER– A PILOTSTUDY - Tu1165

CLINICIANS’ ADHERENCE AND PATIENTS’COMPLIANCE TO GUIDELINES FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF ANTITHROMBOTICS INPATIENTS UNDERGOING COLONOSCOPICPOLYPECTOMY - Tu1134

COLD SNARE POLYPECTOMY OFCOLORECTAL POLYPS %10MM ONCLOPIDOGREL: AN AUSTRALIAN AND NEWZEALAND RANDOMISED CONTROLLEDTRIAL - 777

COMPARISION OF THE EFFICACY ANDSAFETY OF ORAL TRISULPHATESOLUTION(OTS) AND POLYETHYLENEGLYOL ELECTROLYTE(PGE-E) AS BOWELCLEANSING AGENT - Tu1096

COMPARISON OF FOUR BOWEL CLEANSINGAGENTS FOR COLONOSCOPY ANDFACTORS AFFECTING THEIR EFFICIENCY –

PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED STUDY - 292COMPARISON OF SAFETY AND EFFICACY OFA NOVEL ORAL SULFATE TABLET BOWELPREPARATION COMPARED TO SPLIT DOSEPEG-EA - Tu1181

DIETARY FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITHINTRALUMINAL BUBBLES DURINGSCREENING COLONOSCOPY - Tu1099

EFFECT OF DIGITAL PATIENTREINFORCEMENT WITH AN SMARTPHONEAPP ON HIGH QUALITY COLONOSCOPYPREPARATION IN CRC SCREENING; RESULTSFROM THE MULTICENTER COLOPRAPPSTUDY - 291

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF SODIUMPICOSULFATE-MAGNESIUM CITRATE INBOWEL PREPARATION IN THE ELDERLY;WITH AGE-BASED SUBGROUP ANALYSIS -Tu1118

EFFICACY AND TOLERANCE OF A LOWRESIDUE DIET COMPARED TO A CLEARLIQUID DIET FOR INTERTINALPREPARATION: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Tu1101

EFFICACY OF 1 L NER1006 BOWELPREPARATION FOR COLONOSCOPY INADULTS WITH DIABETES: A POOLEDANALYSIS OF TWO RANDOMIZED, PHASE 3STUDIES - Tu1121

EFFICACY OF MOSAPRIDE CITRATE WITH ASPLIT DOSE OF PEG PLUS ASCORBIC ACIDFOR BOWEL PREPARATION IN ELDERLYPATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLEDTRIAL - Tu1093

EVALUATION OF FECAL OUTPUT PROFILESAND ELECTROLYTE BALANCE FORSUBJECTS GIVEN A NOVEL TABLET-BASEDBOWEL PREPARATION - Tu1120

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FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH ENDOSCOPISTRECOMMENDATIONS AFTER SURVEILLANCECOLONOSCOPY IN OLDER ADULTS - Tu1139

FEASIBILITY OF ENDOLOOP CLOSURE AFTERGASTRIC ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION TO PREVENT DELAYEDBLEEDING IN PATIENTS RECEIVINGANTITHROMBOTIC THERAPY - Tu1108

HYGIEACARE PREP FOR COLONOSCOPYCONSISTENTLY PROVIDES 97% ADEQUACY,AND IS AGNOSTIC TO PREDICTORS OFPOOR ORAL BOWEL PREP - Tu1164

INCIDENCE OF ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONSOF POLYETHYLENE GLYCOLELECTROLYTES POWDER: THE ANALYSISOF REPORTS IN CHINA - Tu1171

MANAGEMENT OF DO-NOT-RESUSCITATE(DNR) PATIENTS WHO REQUIREENDOSCOPY: A NATIONAL SURVEY OFCURRENT PRACTICES AND BELIEFS OF U.S.GASTROENTEROLOGISTS - Tu1140

MONITORED ANESTHESIA CARE IS SAFE ANDEFFICIENT FOR ADVANCED ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURES IN A UNIVERSITY HOSPITALSETTING - Tu1126

NURSE ADMINISTERED PROPOFOLSEDATION (NAPS) VERSUS ON-CALLANESTHESIOLOGIST ADMINISTEREDPROPOFOL SEDATION (OAPS) IN ELECTIVECOLONOSCOPY - Tu1159

PATIENT PREFERENCE AND TOLERABILITYOF A NOVEL SULFATE TABLET BOWELPREPARATION - Tu1094

PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPICGASTROSTOMY (PEG) INSERTION CAREPROCESS IMPROVEMENT - Tu1176

PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN ENDOSCOPY:PHARMACOGENOMICS PREDICT RESPONCETO CONSCIOUS SEDATION - 293

POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL: DECREASING THEVOLUME DOES NOT COMPROMISEEFFECTIVENESS! - Tu1109

PREDICTORS OF INDEX GASTROINTESTINALBLEED IN LEFT VENTRICULAR ASSISTDEVICE (LVAD) PATIENTS - Tu1155

PREMEDICATION WITH DIMETHICONE, N-ACETYLCYSTEINE AND PANCREATIN TOIMPROVE VISIBILITY DURINGGASTROSCOPY: A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL. -Tu1182

PROPHYLACTIC PRE-ESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPYENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION INCRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL BLEED: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Tu1162

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALCOMPARING ENDOSCOPIST-ADMINISTERED KETAMINE TO OPIOID/BENZODIAZEPINE MODERATE SEDATIONFOR ADULT OUTPATIENT ENDOSCOPY -294

REDUCING ANXIETY IN PATIENTSUNDERGOING FIRST-TIME COLONOSCOPY:A PILOT AND FEASIBILITY STUDY FORRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - Tu1153

STANDART VERSUS INTENSIFIED BOWELPREPARATION FOR MORNINGCOLONOSCOPY - Tu1175

TO DRIVE OR NOT TO DRIVE? RECOVERY OFDRIVING SKILLS FOLLOWING PROPOFOLMEDIATED ENDOSCOPY: A PROSPECTIVECOHORT STUDY - 108

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TO DRIVE OR NOT TO DRIVE? RECOVERY OFDRIVING SKILLS FOLLOWING PROPOFOLMEDIATED ENDOSCOPY: A PROSPECTIVECOHORT STUDY - 295

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: QUALITY MEASURES ANDQUALITY IMPROVEMENTTHE COMPARISON OF DIAGNOSTICACCURACY ABOUT CORORECTALNEOPLASM BETWEEN NARROW BANDIMAGING (NBI) AND BLUE LASER IMAGING(BLII) AND BLUE LIGHT IMAGING (BLII)MAGNIFYNG OBSERVATION USING JNETCLASSIFICATION: RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL - Tu1100

A DEEP LEARNING BASEDGASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPYPERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMIMPROVED LEISIONS DETECTION - Tu1103

ADHERENCE WITH THE 2019 QUALITYINDICATORS FOR ACUTE PANCREATITISMANAGEMENT: IS THERE A DIFFERENCEBETWEEN MEDICINE AND SURGERYSERVICES? - Tu1137

A NEW DISCHARGE SCALE DIRECTED TOPATIENTS SUBMITTED TO ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURES WITH SEDATION. - Tu1112

ASSESSING THE IMPROVEMENT OFADENOMA DETECTION BASED UPONUPDATED ADENOMA DETECTION RATERECOMMENDATIONS IN AN OPEN ACCESSENDOSCOPY SUITE - Tu1169

ASSESSMENT AND IMPACT OF A RISKRESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE ON TRENDS OFINCIDENCE REPORTING IN THEENDOSCOPY UNIT - Tu1129

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ENDOSCOPISTBIOPSY RATE AND UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL NEOPLASIADETECTION RATE DURING SCREENINGESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPY;VALIDATION STUDY OF NEW CANDIDATEQUALITY INDICATOR USING ASIANPOPULATION - Tu1107

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE ADENOMADETECTION RATE AND A COMPOSITEQUALITY INDICATOR OF CAECALINTUBATION, PATIENT COMFORT ANDSEDATION IN FIT-POSITIVECOLONOSCOPIES - Tu1132

ASSOCIATION OF ASPECTS OF PROCEDUREWITH REPORTING OF FLAT ANDPROTRUDED LESIONS: OBSERVATIONSFROM THE EUROPEAN COLONOSCOPYQUALITY INVESTIGATION QUESTIONNAIRE- Tu1179

ASSOCIATION OF PATIENT FACTORS WITHPEDUNCOLATED AND NON-PEDUNCOLATED LESION REPORTING:OBSERVATIONS FROM THE EUROPEANCOLONOSCOPY QUALITY INVESTIGATIONQUESTIONNAIRE - Tu1177

CC-CLEAR (COLON CAPSULE CLEANSINGASSESSEMENT AND REPORT): A NEWAPPROACH TO EVALUATE THE QUALITY OFBOWEL PREPARATION IN THE CAPSULECOLONOSCOPY. - Tu1110

CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND RISKFACTORS OF UPPER GASTROINTESTINALCANCERS MISSED DURING ENDOSCOPY: ANATION-WIDE REGISTRY-BASED STUDY -773




COLONOSCOPY QUALITY AFTER INTENSIVETRAINING OF INEXPERIENCEDENDOSCOPISTS IN A NORWEGIANSCREENING TRIAL FOR COLORECTALCANCER. - Tu1124

CORRELATION STUDY OF BOWELCLEANLINESS IN VARIOUS AREAS OF THEBOSTON BOWEL PREPARATION SCALE -Tu1131

DISPARITIES IN HEALTH: LOWERCOLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING RATESAMONG LGBTQ PATIENTS - Tu1116

EFFECT OF A QUALITY IMPROVEMENTINITIATIVE ON INAPPROPRIATE FORCEPSPOLYPECTOMY FOR NON-DIMINUTIVEPOLYPS - Tu1111

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF COLDENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION OFLARGE COLONIC ADENOMAS - Tu1102

EFFICACY OF SIMETHICONE AND N-ACETYLCYSTEINE COMBINATION ASPREMEDICATION PRIOR TO ESOPHAGO-GASTRO DUODENOSCOPY - APROSPECTIVE DOUBLE BLINDEDRANDOMIZED PLACEBO CONTROLLEDTRIAL (CTRI/2017/09/009913) - 290

EFFICIENCY IN THE ENDOSCOPY UNIT: CANWE ‘TURN AROUND’ ROOM TURNOVER? -Tu1143

EFFORTS TO IMPROVE COLONOSCOPYEFFICIENCY BY REDUCTION OF THE NON-NEOPLASTIC POLYPECTOMY RATE IN ACOLORECTAL CANCER SCREENINGPROGRAM - Tu1173

ENDOCUFF-ASSISTED COLONOSCOPYIMPROVES POLYP DETECTION RATECOMPARED TO CONVENTIONALCOLONOSCOPY - Tu1154

ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF NON-DIMINUTIVE POLYPS: OBSERVATIONSFROM THE EUROPEAN COLONOSCOPYQUALITY INVESTIGATION QUESTIONNAIRE- Tu1178

ENDOSCOPIC SURVEILLANCE INTERVALMORE THAN 12 MONTHS IS A RISK OFGASTRIC CANCER WITH NON-CURATIVEENDOSCOPIC RESECTION - 774

FELLOW INVOLVEMENT IN SCREENINGCOLONOSCOPY DOES NOT IMPROVEQUALITY OF THE PROCEDURE WHENATTENDING ADR IS HIGH - Tu1167

FURTHER REFINEMENT OF A PREDICTIVECALCULATION FOR THE SESSILE SERRATEDPOLYP DETECTION RATE - Tu1141

“HARD STOPS” TO CAPTURE ERCP QUALITYMETRICS. - Tu1160

IDENTIFICATION OF GAZE PATTERN ANDBLIND SPOT ACCORING TO PROFICIENCYIN UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPYUSING EYE-TRACKING TECHNIQUE - 1191

IMPACT OF PROPOFOL SEDATION VERSUSOPIOID/BENZODIAZEPINE SEDATION ONADENOMA/POLYP DETECTION RATE: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Tu1146

IMPROVEMENT IN ADENOMA DETECTIONRATE FOLLOWING IMPLEMENTATION OFGIQUIC: HAWTHORNE EFFECT ORBEGINNER’S LUCK? - Tu1180

IMPROVEMENT IN BOWEL PREPARATION FORINPATIENT COLONOSCOPY: A PROACTIVEAPPROACH - Tu1130


METHYLENE BLUE INFUSION COLONOSCOPYCAN IMPROVE THE DETECTION RATE OFLESIONS - Tu1152

MILLIONS! YES, WE CAN SAVE: OPTIMIZINGENDOSCOPY SERVICES - Tu1172

NON-INVASIVE COLORECTAL NEOPLASMSREFERRED TO SURGERY: A PERFORMANCEKEY MEASURE FOR SCREENING PROGRAMS- Tu1138

NOVEL METHOD TO ASSESS COLD SNAREPOLYPECTOMY QUALITY FOR 1-10 MMCOLORECTAL POLYPS – MEASURING THEMINIMUM EXTENT OF A HEALTHYRESECTION MARGIN - 776

ORAL IBGARDTM BEFORE COLONOSCOPY - ASINGLE CENTER DOUBLE-BLINDEDPLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY. - Tu1135

PATIENTS COMMONLY UNDERGO BIOPSY OFA NORMAL OR IRREGULAR Z-LINE AND ARERECOMMENDED ENDOSCOPICSURVEILLANCE DESPITE THE ABSENCE OFBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS: A POPULATION-BASED ANALYSIS USING THE GIQUICNATIONAL QUALITY BENCHMARKINGREGISTRY - 103

PATIENTS COMMONLY UNDERGO BIOPSY OFA NORMAL OR IRREGULAR Z-LINE AND ARERECOMMENDED ENDOSCOPICSURVEILLANCE DESPITE THE ABSENCE OFBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS: A POPULATION-BASED ANALYSIS USING THE GIQUICNATIONAL QUALITY BENCHMARKINGREGISTRY - 772

PHYSICIAN REPORTING OF BOWELPREPARATION, SUBSEQUENTRECOMMENDATIONS AND ADENOMADETECTION RATE IN AN AFRICANAMERICAN DOMINANT PATIENTPOPULATION IN AN URBAN ENDOSCOPYSUITE - Tu1133

PRE-PROCEDURE MODEL PREDICTS BOWELPREPARATION QUALITY PRIORCOLONOSCOPY - Tu1104

QUALITY OF RECOMMENDATIONS AFTERSURVEILLANCE COLONOSCOPY IN OLDERADULTS - Tu1151

REDUCING RATES OF BILIARY STENT-ASSOCIATED CHOLANGITIS IN MALIGNANTBILIARY OBSTRUCTION USING ASEROLOGIC ALGORITHM - Tu1117

RISK FACTOR ANALYSIS OF CECALINTUBATION RATES AND QUALITY OFBOWEL PREPARATION IN THE ELDERLY: ATERTIARY HEALTH NETWORK STUDY. -Tu1170

THE GASTROPACK SYSTEM AS A MODEL FOREGD APPROPRIATENESS IN PATIENTS WITHUPPER GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS: ACOMPARISON WITH THE OPEN ACCESSSYSTEM - Tu1136

THE IMPACT OF WATER BASED TECHNIQUESCOMPARED TO AIR/CO2 INSUFFLATION ONPROXIMAL ADENOMA DETECTION RATE: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Tu1158

THE IMPORTANCE OF INTRODUCINGCOLONOSCOPY SCREENING IN ADULTCYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENTS: A SINGLETERTIARY REFERRAL CENTRE ANALYSIS -Tu1163

THE MINNESOTA MULTIPLE POLYP INDEX(MMPI): A NEW COLONOSCOPY QUALITYMEASURE - Tu1149

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THE QUALITY COMPARISON OFCOLONOSCOPY PERFORMANCE BETWEENGASTROENTEROLOGISTS AND SURGEONSIN A SINGLE CENTER OF CHINA - Tu1166

THE UTILITY OF WATER-BASED TECHNIQUESFOR IMPROVING SERRATED LESIONDETECTION RATE DURING COLONOSCOPY:A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW WITH META-ANALYSIS - Tu1147

ULTRATHIN OVERTUBE ASSISTED 5.9-MMENDOSCOPE FOR INCOMPLETECONVENTIONAL COLONOSCOPY - Tu1123

USEFULNESS OF SNARE TRACTION FORENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONAMONG GASTRIC STROMAL TUMORS -Tu1098

VIDEO CONSENT IMPROVES SATISFACTIONIN A SAFETY-NET MULTI-LINGUALPOPULATION - Tu1095

Clinical Endoscopic Practice/Endoscopy:Training and Education

A STEPWISE APPROACH TOIMPLEMENTATION OF ESOPHAGEALSTENTING FOR PALLIATION OFESOPHAGEAL CANCER IN EAST AFRICA -Tu1074

#WOMENINDDW: SPEAKER GENDER GAP ATTHE PREMIER DIGESTIVE DISEASE EVENT -889

DEDICATED FELLOWSHIP TRAINING RESULTSIN RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF PROFICIENCYIN ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONIN SUBSEQUENT INDEPENDENT PRACTICE -Tu1042

DIVERSITY OFFICES’ IMPACT ON GENDERPARITY IN GASTROENTEROLOGYTRAINING: A DECADE-LONG ANALYSIS OFGASTROENTEROLOGY FELLOWSHIPS’LEADERSHIP, TRAINEES, AND APPLICANTSIN NORTH AMERICA FROM 2009-2018 - 885

EFFECT OF AN EDUCATIONALPOLYPECTOMY WORKSHOP ON CHOICEOF TOOL UTILIZED BY GENERALENDOSCOPIST DURING COLONOSCOPY -Tu1046

EVALUATING ERGONOMICS IN ENDOSCOPYTHROUGH SURVEYING FACULTY ANDTRAINEE GASTROENTEROLOGISTS INACADEMIC CENTERS - 1192

FACTORS INCREASING TWEET ENGAGEMENTRATE FOR THE GASTROINTESTINALENDOSCOPY (GIE) JOURNAL TWITTERFEED - Tu1073

GENDER SPECIFIC FACTORS INFLUENCINGGASTROENTEROLOGISTS TO PURSUECAREERS IN ADVANCED ENDOSCOPY:PERCEPTIONS VS REALITY - 888

IMPACT OF AUGMENTED REALITY ONPROCEDURAL SKILLS ACQUISITION IN ASIMULATION-BASED TRAININGCURRICULUM FOR POLYPECTOMY: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - Tu1066

INTENSIVE SYSTEMATIC “TRAIN-THE-TRAINER” COURSE IS AN EFFECTIVESTRATEGY TO IMPROVE THE ENDOSCOPICDETECTION OF EARLY GASTRIC CANCER: AMULTI-CENTER STUDY IN CHINA - 1194

NOT JUST DEXTERITY: GAMING MINDSET,BEHAVIORS, AND SKILLS IMPACT THEDEVELOPMENT OF ENDOSCOPY SKILLS -Tu1088

OPTIMAL SEDATION FOR THEGASTROINTESTIINAL ENDOSCOPY WITHTHE COMBINATION OF INTERMEDIATE -

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ACTION AND RAPID- ACTION AGENTMIDAZOLAM PREDOMINANT/PROPOFOLVERSUS MIDAZORM/PROPOFOLPREDOMINANT - Tu1092

PREGNANCY AND THE WORKINGGASTROENTEROLOGIST: PERCEPTIONS,REALITIES AND SYSTEMIC CHALLENGES -886

RAPID ACQUISITION OF PSYCHOMOTORSKILLS FOR ENDOSCOPE TIP CONTROLUTILIZING A SIMULATOR WITH VIRTUALCOACHING - Tu1052

SELF-ASSSESSMENT OF GASTROINTESTINALENDOSCOPY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW -Tu1090

SMALLER HANDS AND LESS EXPERIENCE AREASSOCIATED WITH GREAT ERGONOMICSTRAIN DURING ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURES - 101

SMALLER HANDS AND LESS EXPERIENCE AREASSOCIATED WITH GREAT ERGONOMICSTRAIN DURING ENDOSCOPICPROCEDURES - 1196

SUBOPTIMAL IDENTIFICATION OF GASTRICVARICES – A SURVEY OFGASTROENTEROLOGISTS - Tu1055

SUPERVISION DURING ENDOSCOPY VARIESAMONG TRAINEES AND CORRELATES WITHPERCEIVED QUALITY OF ENDOSCOPICTRAINING - 1195

THE IMPACT OF DISTRACTIONMINIMIZATION ON ENDOSCOPICMENTORING AND PERFORMANCE - Tu1080

UN-TUTORED TRAINING PATHWAY TOACHIEVE COMPETENCE IN ESOPHAGO-GASTRIC ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION IN A WESTERN CENTRE -Tu1079

VIDEO GAME EXPERIENCE IS POSITIVELYCORRELATED WITH FASTER IMPROVEMENTON ENDOSCOPY HANDLING SKILLS -Tu1040

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: TRAINING AND EDUCATION -ERCP AND EUS¿DOES BILIARY STENT PRESENCE IMPACTSON DIAGNOSTIC YIELD WHEN EUS-GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION (FNA) ISPERFORMED IN PATIENTS WITH BILIARYSTENOSIS? - Tu1061

COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE ANDACCURACY OF REVISED 2019 ASGEGUIDELINES IN PREDICTINGCHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS AGAINST 2010ASGE GUIDELINES: OUTCOMES FROM ALARGE HOSPITAL SYSTEM COMPRISING 14HOSPITALS - Tu1021

PRACTICE PATTERNS AND ADHERENCE TOSOCIETY GUIDELINES FOR SUSPECTEDCHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS IN A LARGEHEALTH CARE SYSTEM OF 14 HOSPITALS;COMPARING ACADEMIC AND COMMUNITYSETTINGS - Tu1068

THE BETHESDA ERCP SKILLS ASSESSMENTTOOL IDENTIFIES VARIATIONS INPROCEDURAL SKILL BETWEEN NOVICEAND EXPERIENCED ERCPISTS - Tu1054

THE EFFECT OF MONTH OF FELLOWTRAINING ON FLUOROSCOPY TIME,CONTRAST DOSE AND TOTAL ENDOSCOPYTIME - Tu1047

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CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: TRAINING AND EDUCATION -GENERAL, EGD, COLONOSCOPYENDOSCOPIC ACTIVITY SCORES ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE AND ITSUSE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE - Tu1076

COLD SNARE POLYPECTOMY COMPARED TOJUMBO FORCEPS POLYPECTOMY FORCOMPLETE RESECTION OF DIMINUTIVECOLORECTAL POLYPS - Tu1024

DEEP CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKSFOR RECOGNITION OF ATROPHICGASTRITIS AND INTESTINAL METAPLASIABASED ON ENDOSCOPY IMAGES - Tu1075

EFFICIENCY DOES NOT COME AT EXPENSEOF QUALITY: A STUDY OF TRAINEEPROCEDURAL TIMES AND QUALITYMETRICS - Tu1038

EYE-TRACKING TECHNOLOGYDIFFERENTIATES VISUAL GAZE PATTERNSBETWEEN TRAINEE ENDOSCOPISTSACCORDING TO A VALIDATED OBJECTIVESKILLS ASSESSMENT SCALE - 1190

IMPACT OF THE SAME DAY, UN-SEDATED,ULTRATHIN DISPOSABLE GASTROSCOPY INTHE MANAGEMENT OF CIRRHOTICPATIENTS WHO ATTENDED OUTPATIENTCLINIC: A PROSPECTIVE LONGITUDINALSTUDY - Tu1044

IS ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONSTILL LIMITED TO FEW TERTIARY CENTERSIN THE WEST? RESULTS FROM A NATIONALSURVEY IN BRAZIL - Tu1087

POST-OPERATIVE CROHN’S DISEASEPATIENTS UNDERGOING COLONOSCOPYREQUIRE SIGNIFICANTLY MORE ANALGESIA& SEDATION COMPARED TO A NON-IBDPOST-OPERATIVE POPULATION - Tu1085

SCALING A HIGHLY EFFECTIVE STANDARDUPPER ENDOSCOPY TRAINING SYSTEM -Tu1050

USING SIMULATION TO ENSURE BASICCOMPETENCE IN GASTROSCOPY - Tu1059

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: TRAINING - ERCP AND EUSEVALUATING THE IMPACT OF ATTENDINGPHYSICIAN CAREER PHASE ONENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND (EUS) WITHFINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION (FNA) SAFETYAND EFFICIENCY. - Tu1070

GENDER DISPARITIES IN INTERVENTIONALENDOSCOPY FELLOWSHIPS - 887

LEARNING CURVE OF DOUBLE-GUIDEWIRETECHNIQUE BY TRAINEES DURING HANDS-ON ERCP TRAINING - Tu1062

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OFNEEDLE-KNIFE FISTULOTOMY VERSUSTRANSPAPILLARY CANNULATION FORPRIMARY BILIARY ACCESS DURINGENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIO-PANCREATOGRAPHY PERFORMED BYADVANCED ENDOSCOPY TRAINEES. -Tu1041

CLINICAL ENDOSCOPIC PRACTICE/ENDOSCOPY: UNIT MANAGEMENT,DESIGN, CONTRACTING, EFFICIENCYBIOPSY FORCEPS WITH A PIN DO NOTINCREASE EFFICIENCY OF YIELD IN APROSPECTIVE PORCINE MODEL - Tu1144

IDENTIFYING DELAYS IN A HOSPITAL BASEDGASTROENTEROLOGY (GI) ENDOSCOPYLAB: USING TIME AND MOTION

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FRAMEWORK TO IDENTIFY PROCESS STEPSFOR IMPROVEMENT OF GI LABTHROUGHPUT AND PATIENT ACCESS -Tu1119

IMPACT OF PHYSICIAN ARRIVAL TIMES ONENDOSCOPY UNIT EFFICIENCY: A PILOTSTUDY - Tu1115

MODIFIABLE LOGISTICAL FACTORS ARE AMAJOR CONTRIBUTOR TO INPATIENTCOLONOSCOPY DELAYS - Tu1168

THE DISSEMINATION OF GI PROCEDURALAND RADIOGRAPHIC IMAGES ON SOCIALMEDIA: A SURVEY OF THEGASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY SOCIALMEDIA ADVISORY BOARD - Tu1150

THE IMPACT OF ANESTHESIA PRACTICEMODELS ON THE EFFICIENCY OF ANENDOSCOPY UNIT - Tu1156

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:COLORECTAL CANCERA RECTUM-SPECIFIC RESECTION ALGORITHMOPTIMIZES ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES FORLARGE LATERALLY SPREADING LESIONS -Mo1640

CLASSIFICATION OF NUCLEARMORPHOLOGY OF EC FINDINGS INCOLORECTAL ENDOCYTOSCOPY - Mo1635

COLON CANCER FOUND DURINGCOLONOSCOPY DONE FOR WORKUP OFSIGNS AND SYMPTOMS VERSUS SCREENINGAND SURVEILLANCE - Mo1692

COLORECTAL CANCER IN A YOUNG MEXICANPOPULATION. CLINICOPATHOLOGICALAND ENDOSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS -Mo1655

COMPUTER-ASSISTED DETECTION SYSTEMUSING ONLY WHITE LIGHT IMAGING CANIMPROVE ENDOSCOPIC DEPTHPREDICTION OF COLORECTAL CANCER -Mo1668

COST EFFECTIVENESS OF MULTI-TARGETSTOOL DNA TEST VERSUS COLONOSCOPYOR FECAL IMMUNOCHEMICAL TEST FORCOLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING AMONGALASKA NATIVE PEOPLE - Mo1676

EDUCATIONAL EFFECT ON DIAGNOSTICACCURACY OF JNET CLASSIFICATION FORCOLORECTAL LESIONS - Mo1702

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ESTD AND ESD INTHE TREATMENT OF LARGE AREA RECTALLATERALLY SPREADING TUMORS - Mo1670

ENDOSCOPIC FEATURE OF DEPRESSED TYPECOLORECTAL NEOPLASMS IN MAGNIFYINGENDOSCOPY AND ENDOCYTOSCOPY - 433

ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION FOLLOWED BYSURGERY IN T1 COLORECTAL CANCERWITH HIGH RISK HISTOLOGICAL FEATURESDOES NOT AFFECT CANCER-RELATEDLONG-TERM OUTCOMES - Mo1638

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION(ESD) IS COST-EFFECTIVE COMPARED TOTRANSANAL ENDOSCOPIC MICROSURGERY(TEM) AND SURGICAL LOW ANTERIORRESECTION (LAR) FOR TREATMENT OFRECTAL TUMORS: A COST-EFFECTIVENESSANALYSIS - Mo1622

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION(ESD) VERSUS TRANSANAL ENDOSCOPICSURGERY (TAES) FOR THE MANAGEMENTOF RECTAL ADENOMA ANDADENOCARCINOMA - A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1628




EVALUATION OF SAFETY, USABILITY, ANDPATIENT COMPLIANCE USING C-SCANSYSTEM FOR COLORECTAL CANCERSCREENING: US PILOT STUDY - Mo1657

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH STENTPATENCY AFTER PALLIATIVE STENTINGFOR MALIGNANT COLORECTALOBSTRUCTION - Mo1682

GENOMIC LANDSCAPES OF EARLY-STAGE UC-ASSOCIATED CANCER IN THE JAPANESEPOPULATION - Mo1651

HIGH INCIDENCE OF METACHRONOUSADVANCED ADENOMA AND CANCER AFTERENDOSCOPIC RESECTION OF T1 CANCER -Mo1666

IMPACT OF MODERATE VERSUS DEEPSEDATION ON ADENOMA DETECTIONRATE AND OTHER QUALITY INDICATORSFOR COLONOSCOPY- ANALYSIS OF AVETERAN POPULATION - Mo1672

IMPACT OF THE IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICALLYMPHOVASCULAR EVALUATION INJUDGEMENT OF CURABILITY FOR PATIENTSWITH COLORECTAL T1 CARCINOMA AFTERESD – A MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVESTUDY - - Mo1627

INCIDENCE OF COVERT CANCER INCOLORECTAL POLYPS- DOES SIZE MAKE ADIFFERENCE ? - Mo1697

LOCAL PHOTOTHERMAL THERAPY USINGNANO FUNCTIONALIZED SELFEXPANDABLE METAL STENT IN ANORTHOTOPIC MOUSE MODEL OF HUMANCOLON CANCER - Mo1688

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPICRESECTION VERSUS SURGERY FOR T1COLORECTAL CANCER: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1677

LYMPHOID FOLLICULAR INVASION INPATHOLOGICAL T1 COLORECTAL CANCERIS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW RISK OF LYMPHNODE METASTASIS - Mo1687

NOVEL METHOD TO DETERMINE THE DEPTHOF INVASION IN COLORECTAL NEOPLASMSWITH ULTRASOUND ELASTOGRAPHYUSING A FORWARD-VIEWING RADIAL-ARRAY ECHOENDOSCOPE - Mo1637

OBSTRUCTIVE COLON CANCER ATENDOSCOPY AS AN INDEPENDENT RISKPREDICTOR OF ADVANCED TUMOR STAGEAND REDUCED SURVIVAL - Mo1706

OUTCOMES FOLLOWING SURGERY FORCOMPLETELY REMOVED COLONIC LATERALSPREADING LESIONS CONTAINING SUB-MUCOSAL INVASIVE CANCER - Mo1649

OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC RESECTIONVERSUS LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY FORSUBMUCOSALLY INVASIVE COLORECTALCANCERS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY -Mo1679

PATIENT AND ENDOSCOPICCHARACTERISTICS OF POST-COLONOSCOPY COLON CANCER: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY - Mo1662

POST-COLONOSCOPY COLORECTALCANCERS - SHOULD WE BE ASPIRING TOBETTER TARGETS? - Mo1691

PREDICTION OF LYMPH NODE METASTASISIN T2 COLORECTAL CANCER BASED ONARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE –PROPOSAL OFAN INDICATION FOR FUTURE FULL-THICKNESS ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION- - 435

PREDICTORS FOR MALIGNANT POTENTIALAND DEEP SUBMUCOSAL INVASION IN


COLORECTAL LATERALLY SPREADINGTUMORS - Mo1633

PREOPERATIVE COLONIC STENTING IS NOTASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASED RISK OFRECURRENT CANCER COMPARED TOUPFRONT SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITHOBSTRUCTIVE COLORECTAL CANCER, AMULTI-CENTER STUDY - Mo1623

PREVALENCE OF COLORECTAL ADVANCEDLESIONS IN BRAZILIANS ELDERLYPATIENTS: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORTSTUDY IN A BRAZILIAN TERTIARY HEALTHCARE CENTER. - Mo1707

QUALITY OF PREOPERATIVE COLONOSCOPYIN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGERY FORCOLORECTAL CANCER - Mo1683

RESULTS OF ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT FORSMALL LOCAL RECURRENCES AFTERENDOSCOPIC RESECTION OF COLORECTALNEOPLASM - Mo1664

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF A LOW VOLUMEBOWEL PREPARATION IN PATIENTS WITHPRE-EXISTING RENAL DYSFUNCTION:SUBANALYSIS FROM A PHASE 3 STUDY OFREADY-TO-DRINK SODIUM PICOSULFATE,MAGNESIUM OXIDE, AND CITRIC ACIDPREPARATION - 434

THE CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL FEATURES OFDEPRESSED-TYPE COLORECTALNEOPLASMS - Mo1644

THERAPEUTIC COLONOSCOPY DOES NOTREDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF COLORECTALCANCER IN THE ELDERLY OVER 80 YEARS: ANATIONWIDE POPULATION-BASEDCOHORT STUDY - Mo1669

TRENDS AND PROPORTIONS OF 3CATEGORIES OF COLORECTAL CANCERDIAGNOSIS (SCREEN-DETECTED,NONADHERENCE-RELATED OR INTERVALCRC) IN A VETERANS AFFAIRS HOSPITAL -Mo1656

USEFULLNESS OF COLONIC STENTING FORPALLIATIVE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANTCOLONIC OBSTRUCTION - Mo1704

UTILITY OF MULTITARGET STOOL DNATESTING AS AN EFFECTIVE SCREENINGMETHOD FOR COLORECTAL CANCER -Mo1709

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:COLORECTAL POLYPSADVANCED ENDOSCOPIC RESECTIONTECHNIQUES FOR LOCAL RECURRENTCOLORECTAL ADENOMAS: A SINGLECENTER PROSPECTIVE STUDY - Mo1699

A MULTICENTRE RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING THERESECTION RATE AND COMPLICATIONSFOR COLD AND HOT SNAREPOLYPECTOMY FOR 5-9 MM COLORECTALPOLYPS (POLIPEC HOT-COLD) - Mo1621

A PILOT RANDOMIZED TRIAL OFPOLYPECTOMY TECHNIQUES FOR 4-6 MMCOLONIC POLYPS - Mo1631

A PILOT RANDOMIZED TRIAL OFPOLYPECTOMY TECHNIQUES FOR 4-6 MMCOLONIC POLYPS - 363

A RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIALCOMPARING THE ADENOMA DETECTIONAND MISS RATES WITH WATER EXCHANGEAND AIR INSUFFLATION IN THE RIGHTCOLON BY COLONOSCOPIST BLINDED TOTHE INSERTION METHOD. - 1181

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ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY INDICATORS INCOLONOSCOPY TRAINING SERVICE INBRAZI - Mo1708

CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF COLORECTALENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION INA MAJOR UNITED STATES ACADEMICTERTIARY CARE CANCER CENTER: THEUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MD ANDERSONCANCER CENTER EXPERIENCE - Mo1658

CLINICAL VALIDATION OF THE SIMPLECLASSIFICATION FOR OPTICAL DIAGNOSISOF DIMINUTIVE AND SMALL COLORECTALPOLYPS - Mo1624

CO-EXISTENCE OF TUBULAR ORTUBULOVILLOUS ADENOMAS DOES NOTPREDICT DETECTION OF SESSILE SERRATEDADENOMAS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOINGSCREENING OR SURVEILLANCECOLONOSCOPIES - Mo1700

COLD SNARE POLYPECTOMY OFCOLORECTAL LESIONS LESS THAN 10 MM ISSAFE IN PATIENTS ON ANTICOAGULATIONTHERAPY: A LARGE SCALE ANALYSIS USINGTHE JAPAN ENDOSCOPY DATABASE. - 364

COLD SNARE POLYPECTOMY VS HOT SNAREPOLYPECTOMY VS ARGON PLASMACOAGULATION (APC) FOR 5-9 MM LEFT-SIDED COLORECTAL POLYPS: APROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL. -Mo1634

COLONOSCOPIC SURVEILLANCE AMONGINDIVIDUALS WITH LARGE TUBULARADENOMAS - Mo1675

CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY AS ANALTERNATIVE MICROSCOPIC DIAGNOSISFOR COLORECTAL POLYPS: PILOT STUDY -Mo1653

DIAGNOSTIC PRECISION OF ACETIC ACID TOPREDICT HISTOPATHOLOGY OF COLONICPOLYPS - 437

DIVERTICULAR DISEASE AS A HARBINGER OFUNDERLYING COLORECTAL ADENOMAS -Mo1703

DOES USE OF A SECOND GENERATIONDISTAL ATTACHMENT DEVICE IMPROVEADR DURING COLONOSCOPY: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Mo1659

DOUBLE SCOPE COLORECTAL ESD USING AGEL-BASED TAMIS ACCESS PLATFORM -Mo1689

EFFECTIVENESS OF ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION ALONE AND INCOMBINATION WITH ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION (HYBRIDTECHNIQUE) IN COLORECTAL NEOPLASIATHERAPY - Mo1684

EFFECT OF FELLOW INVOLVEMENT ONQUALITY MEASURES FOR SCREENINGCOLONOSCOPY - Mo1663

EFFICACY OF A THIN- VERSUS THICK-WIREDIAMETER SNARE FOR COLD SNAREPOLYPECTOMY – A MULTI-CENTERRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. - 109

EFFICACY OF A THIN- VERSUS THICK-WIREDIAMETER SNARE FOR COLD SNAREPOLYPECTOMY – A MULTI-CENTERRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. - 360

EFFICACY OF PROPHYLACTIC CLIPPING FORPOST-POLYPECTOMY BLEEDING: ASYSTEMIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS -Mo1674

ENDOCYTOSCOPY-LIKE MAXIMUM-MAGNIFYING CLASSIFICATION (EC-L

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CLASSIFICATION) WITH CMOS LASERENDOSCOPY FOR COLORECTAL LESIONS ISCLINICALLY USEFUL. - Mo1681

ENDOSCOPIC FULL THICKNESS RESECTIONVERSUS ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION IN COLORECTAL NEOPLASIATHERAPY – BICENTRIC PROSPECTIVERANDOMIZED STUDY - Mo1630

ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION ISINADEQUATELY REIMBURSED COMPAREDTO SCREENING COLONOSCOPY - 1183

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR COLORECTAL (CR-ESD) MALIGNANTPOLYPS. RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVEMULTICENTER WESTERN COHORT - 361

ENDOSCOPIST-RELATED FEATURESASSOCIATED WITH METACHRONOUSADENOMA DETECTION ON SURVEILLANCECOLONOSCOPIES - Mo1690

EVALUATING RECOMMENDATIONS FORSURVEILLANCE FOR PATIENTS WITH LOWRISK ADENOMAS - Mo1678

G-EYE COLONOSCOPY IMPROVES ADENOMADETECTION AND FACILITATES POLYPREMOVAL - Mo1645

HELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTIONASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASED RISK OFCOLORECTAL POLYPS IN A MEXICANCOHORT. - Mo1705

HISINVIA: A HYBRID SOLUTION FORCOLONIC POLYP HISTOLOGY PREDICTIONIN WHITE LIGHT COLONOSCOPY IMAGESCOMBINING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEAND CLINICAL INFORMATION - Mo1661

HYDRAULIC INFUSION OF EPINEPHRINE-CONTAINING SALINE IS EFFECTIVE INPREVENTING POSTOPERATIVE BLEEDINGDURING ANTICOAGULANTS COLD SNAREPOLYPECTOMY. - Mo1673

IMPACT OF REFERRAL PATTERNS ANDHISTOPATHOLOGY GRADE ON SURGICALRESECTION FOR BENIGN COLORECTALPOLYPS - Mo1641

IMPROVEMENT OF POLYP DETECTION USINGARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WITH BLUELASER IMAGING AND LINKED COLORIMAGING - Mo1632

INCOMPLETE RESECTION OF 1–20 MMCOLORECTAL POLYPS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1696

INCOMPLETE RESECTION OF 4-20 MMCOLORECTAL POLYPS WHEN USING COLDSNARE - Mo1660

INDICATIONS FOR COLD POLYPECTOMYSTRATIFIED BY THE COLORECTAL POLYPSIZE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1650

INVESTIGATION OF PATHOLOGICALRESECTED MARGIN UNCERTAIN CASESUNDERGOING ENDOSCOPIC PICEMEALMUCOSAL RESECTION OF COLORECTALPOLYPS - Mo1685

IS ENDOSCOPIST PERFORMANCE STABLEACROSS COLONOSCOPY INDICATIONSAND TYPES OF COLORECTAL CANCER (CRC)PRECURSORS? IMPLICATIONS FOR QUALITYASSURANCE - Mo1646

MYSTERY OF THE RECTUM : PREVALENCE OFDIMINUTIVE ADENOMAS IN THE RECTUM -Mo1698

OPTICAL EVALUATION FOR PREDICTINGCANCER IN LARGE COLORECTALLATERALLY SPREADING LESIONS IS

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DEPENDENT ON LESION MORPHOLOGY -Mo1629

OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC RESECTIONFOR COLORECTAL POLYPS WITH HIGHGRADE DYSPLASIA OR INTRAMUCOSALCANCER - 1182

OVERUTILIZATION OF SURGICAL RESECTIONFOR BENIGN COLORECTAL POLYPS:ANALYSIS FROM A TERTIARY CARE CENTER- Mo1625

PATHOLOGIST VARIATION ININTERPRETATION OF RESIDUAL POLYP INFORCEPS MARGIN BIOPSY TAKEN AFTERPOLYPECTOMY - 362

POLYP DETECTION AND COLON CLEANSINGEFFICACY IN YOUNGER ADULTS (!50 YR)WITH A SODIUM PICOSULFATE,MAGNESIUM OXIDE, AND CITRIC ACIDBOWEL PREPARATION: SUBANALYSIS FROMA RANDOMIZED, ASSESSOR-BLINDEDSTUDY - Mo1665

POLYP DETECTION DURING INSERTION VSWITHDRAWAL PHASE OF COLONOSCOPY -IS THERE A DIFFERENCE? A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OFRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS -Mo1639

POST-POLYPECTOMY SURVEILLANCEINTERVAL CAN BE EXTENDED TO 5 YEARSAFTER REMOVAL OF THREE TO SIX COLONADENOMAS - Mo1647

PRACTICE PATTERNS OF POLYPECTOMYTECHNIQUES FOR THE RESECTION OFPOLYPS BASED ON SIZE, MORPHOLOGYAND LOCATION - RESULTS FROM AMULTICENTER TRIAL. - Mo1648

PRECISION IN THE USE OF I-SCAN 2CHROMOENDOSCOPY FOR THEDETECTION OF COLORECTAL POLYPSDURING SCREENING COLONOSCOPY -Mo1694

PREDICTORS OF ADVANCED COLORECTALADENOMA: CASE-CONTROL ANALYSIS -Mo1701

RISK OF METACHRONOUS ADENOMAS INPATIENTS WITH ONLY RIGHT VERSUS LEFTSIDED ADENOMAS AT INDEXCOLONOSCOPY. - Mo1693

ROLE OF PROPHYLACTIC HEMOCLIPPLACEMENT IN PREVENTION OF DELAYEDPOST-POLYPECTOMY BLEEDING FORLARGE COLON POLYPS: META-ANALYSIS OFRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. -Mo1686

SERRATED POLYP FINDINGS ON SCREENINGCOLONOSCOPY IN A MULTI-CENTER STUDYOF COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING -Mo1626

SMALL POLYP (6-9 MM) RESECTION:ADOPTION OF OPTIMAL TECHNIQUE OVERTIME - Mo1652

SPRAY COAGULATION TO MANAGEREMNANT POLYP DURING EMR OFDIFFICULT COLORECTAL POLYPS - Mo1680

SUBMUCOSAL INJECTION FORPOLYPECTOMY AND INTERVENTIONALENDOSCOPY: AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY- Mo1667

THE EFFICACY OF TUMORCHARACTERIZATION AND TUMORDETECTABILITY OF LINKED COLORIMAGING AND BLUE LASER IMAGING WITHAN LED ENDOSCOPE COMPARED TO ALASER ENDOSCOPE - Mo1654

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THE IMPORTANCE OF RIGHT COLONADENOMA DETECTION RATE AND ITSCORRELATION WITH OTHER QUALITYMETRICS. - Mo1636

THE INCREMENTAL BENEFIT OF DYE-BASEDCHROMOENDOSCOPY IN ADDITION TOHIGH-DEFINITION WHITE LIGHT ANDVIRTUAL CHROMOENDOSCOPY FORLESION ASSESSMENT AND PREDICTION OFSUBMUCOSAL INVASION. - 436

THE RELATION BETWEEN THE FINDINGS OFSECOND SURVEILLANCE COLONOSCOPYAND THE RESULTS OF INDEX AND FIRSTSURVEILLANCE COLONOSCOPY - Mo1642

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEENLONGITUDINAL CHANGE IN BODY FATDISTRIBUTION AND COLORECTALADENOMA OCCURRENCE: ARETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY INMEDICAL INSPECTION POPULATION -Mo1643

WATER EXCHANGE (WE) INCREASES SESSILESERRATED POLYP DETECTION RATE(SSPDR) COMPARED WITH AIR (AI) ORCARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) INSUFFLATION -POOLED DATA ANALYSIS OF FOUR RECENTREPORTS. - Mo1695

WHICH SIZE MATTERS?: DISCORDANCE INCOLORECTAL POLYP SIZE BETWEENCOLONOSCOPY AND PATHOLOGYREPORTS - Mo1671

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTIONEFFICACY AND SAFETY OF UNDERWATERENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION INCOMPARISON TO CONVENTIONAL EMRFOR THE REMOVAL OF COLON POLYPS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Mo1734

A NOVEL TRIPLE-ANCHORING TECHNIQUEFOR HYBRID ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTION: A PRELIMINARY STUDY -Mo1726

CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF COLORECTAL ESDCARRIED OUT BY ENDOSCOPISTS LACKINGEXPERIENCE IN GASTRIC ESD. - Mo1779

DELAYED SURVEILLANCE COLONOSCOPYFOLLOWING PIECEMEAL ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION DOES NOT IMPAIRCURATIVE ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION. -Mo1728

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF NEEDLE-TYPEKNIFE VS. SCISSORS-TYPE KNIFE FORENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR EARLY COLORECTAL NEOPLASMS -Mo1718

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION(ESD) OFFERS A SAFER AND MORE COST-EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO TRANSANALENDOSCOPIC MICROSURGERY (TEM): ANINTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE STUDY -1117

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONVERSUS COLORECTAL SURGERY IN THEMANAGEMENT OF SUPERFICIALCOLORECTAL NEOPLASMS IN PATIENTSAGED 65 YEARS AND ABOVE - Mo1733

EVALUATION OF RESECTABILITY BETWEENENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT METHODS FORRECTAL NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOR - 1118

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH FIBROSISDURING COLORECTAL SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION (ESD): DOES PRETREATMENT




BIOPSY POTENTIALLY ELICT SUBMUCOSALFIBROSIA AND AFFECT ESD OUTCOMES? -Mo1720

FIRST HUMAN IN-VIVO EXPERIENCE WITHNOVEL AGENT FOR SUBMUCOSALINJECTION (LIFTUP) - Mo1739

HOT AVULSION IS A SAFE TECHNIQUE FORREMOVAL OF VISIBLE RESIDUALNEOPLASIA AFTER ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTION OF COLON POLYPS - Mo1743

HOT AVULSION OF RESIDUAL VISIBLENEOPLASIA IN LARGE LATERALLYSPREADING TUMORS RESULTS IN LOWRECURRENCE RATES WITHOUT THE NEEDOF ABLATION OF THE MARGINS - Mo1727

HYBRID APC-ASSISTED EMR: A NEWTECHNIQUE TO PREVENT POLYPRECURRENCE WITH 6 MONTH FOLLOW-UPDATA - Mo1780

INCREASED INCIDENCE OFELECTROCOAGULATION SYNDROME AFTERCOROLECTAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS: ARETROSPECTIVE STUDY - Mo1770

INTERIM OUTCOMES FOR A PROSPECTIVEMULTI-CENTER US REGISTRY UTILIZING ADOUBLE BALLOON ENDOLUMINALPLATFORM TO FACILITATE COMPLEXCOLON POLYPECTOMY - 49

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF COLORECTALENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION INDIFFICULT LOCATIONS: DENTATE LINE,ILEOCECAL VALVE AND CECUM - Mo1753

PIECEMEAL COLDSNARE EXCISION OF LARGESESSILE SERRATED POLYPS IS SAFER ANDEQUALLY EFFICACIOUS IN COMPARISONTO CONVENTIONAL ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION - 110

PIECEMEAL COLDSNARE EXCISION OF LARGESESSILE SERRATED POLYPS IS SAFER ANDEQUALLY EFFICACIOUS IN COMPARISONTO CONVENTIONAL ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION - 1115

PROPHYLACTIC CLIP CLOSURE PREVENTSDELAYED BLEEDING AFTER ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION OF COLORECTALPOLYPS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS - Mo1763

PROPHYLACTIC CLIPS REDUCE THE RISK OFDELAYED POLYPECTOMY BLEEDINGFOLLOWING ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION OFCOLORECTAL POLYPS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1721

PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDYEVALUATING ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTION (EMR) TRAINING USING ASTANDARDIZED ASSESSMENT TOOL (STAT):INTERIM ANALYSIS - Mo1744

RECURRENCE RATE AND RISK FACTORSFOLLOWING COLD SNARE ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION OF POLYPS R20 MMIN SIZE - Mo1755

RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH POST-ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTIONBLEEDING IN PATIENTS WITH CIRRHOSIS: ARETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER COHORTSTUDY - Mo1769

RISK FACTORS OF ACCIDENTAL PIECEMEALENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION FORCOLORECTAL TUMORS 10 MM OR MORE INDIAMETER - Mo1761

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF COLD SNAREVERSUS HOT SNARE ENDOSCOPIC


MUCOSAL RESECTION (EMR) FOR NON-PEDUNCULATED POLYPS R 20MM - Mo1716

SNARE TIP SOFT COAGULATION OF THEMUCOSAL DEFECT MARGIN FOLLOWINGCOLONIC EMR REDUCES RECURRENCE IN A“REAL LIFE” SETTING - Mo1784

SNARE TIP SOFT COAGULATION REDUCESTHE RECURRENCE RATE AFTER EMR OFLARGE FLAT AND SESSILE COLONICADENOMAS - Mo1729

THERMAL ABLATION OF THE MUCOSALDEFECT MARGIN AFTER ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION - A PROSPECTIVE,INTERNATIONAL, MULTI-CENTER TRIAL. -1116

TO CLIP OR NOT TO CLIP AFTER EMR OFLARGE NONPEDUNCULATED COLORECTALPOLYPS. COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANSWERSBASED ON REAL DATA - 1179

UNDERWATER VS. CONVENTIONALENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION OFCOLORECTAL POLYPS:SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1719

USEFULNESS OF POCKET CREATIONMETHOD WITH TRACTION DEVICE FORCOLORECTAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION - Mo1712

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASEEVALUATION OF HISTOLOGICALINFLAMMATION BY A NOVEL IMAGEENHANCED ENDOSCOPY TECHNIQUE,DUAL RED IMAGING (RED DICHROMATICIMAGING), IN PATIENTS WITH ULCERATIVECOLITIS - Mo1751

ADVANCED ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION FORCOLORECTAL DYSPLASIA ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASES: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Mo1768

IS FLUOROSCOPY USEFUL FOR GUIDINGCROHN’S DISEASE-RELATED STRICTUREDILATION? - Mo1766

OPTICAL ENHANCEMENT AND PROBECONFOCAL LASER ENDOMICROSCOPY CANACCURATELY PREDICT RESPONSE TOBIOLOGICAL THERAPY IN INFLAMMATORYBOWEL DISEASE PATIENTS - Mo1740

RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY CAN DIFFERENTIATEMUCOSAL HEALING FROM NON-HEALINGIN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE - 47

RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY DEMONSTRATESBIOMOLECULAR CHANGES AND PREDICTSRESPONSE TO BIOLOGICAL THERAPY ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE - Mo1715

REPRODUCIBILITY OF PICASSO SCORE BYUSING NARROW BANDING IMAGES (NBI)TO ASSESS MUCOSAL AND HISTOLOGICALHEALING IN ULCERATIVE COLITIS (UC)PATIENTS - Mo1722

THE FIRST REAL-LIFE MULTICENTRE,INTERNATIONAL, PROSPECTIVEVALIDATION STUDY OF THE ELECTRONICCHROMOENDOSCOPY SCORING SYSTEM(PICASSO-THE PADDINGTONINTERNATIONAL VIRTUALCHROMOENDOSCOPY SCORE) AND ITSOUTCOME IN ULCERATIVE COLITISPATIENTS - 46

THE RISK OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION WITHTHE USE OF PHARMACOLOGIC VENOUSTHROMBOEMBOLISM PROPHYLAXISDURING HOSPITALIZATION FOR

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INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASEEXACERBATION: A TIME TO EVENTANALYSIS. - Mo1757

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE –

SCREENING AND SURVEILLANCE,INCLUDING CHROMO-ENDOSCOPYA SURVEY STUDY OFGASTROENTEROLOGISTS’ VIEWS ONDYSPLASIA SURVEILLANCE ANDCHROMOENDOSCOPY IN IBD - Mo1775

CHROMOCOLONOSCOPY DOES NOT APPEARTO BE SUPERIOR TO CONVENTIONAL HIGHDEFINITION WHITE LIGHT SURVEILLANCECOLONOSCOPY IN IBD PATIENTS: LESSONSLEARNED FROM AN EARLY EXPERIENCE ATA TERTIARY CARE IBD CENTER - Mo1759

THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OFANASTOMOTIC ULCERS AFTER ILEOCOLICRESECTION TO PREDICT POSTOPERATIVERECURRENCE OF CROHN’S DISEASE - 1178

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE –

THERAPY (EMR-ESD) OF DYSPLASIACOLORECTAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION FOR DYSPLASIA ANDSUPERFICIAL NEOPLASMS ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE: AMULTICENTER STUDY FROM NORTHAMERICA - Mo1738

ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION (EMR)VERSUS ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION (ESD) FOR THE MANAGEMENTOF DYSPLASIA IN INFLAMMATORY BOWELDISEASE: A SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE ATA TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTER - Mo1765

ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION OF COLONDYSPLASIA IN INFLAMMATORY BOWELDISEASE PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS ON CANCERINCIDENCE AND SAFETY - 48

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION INIBD ASSOCIATED DYSPLASIA: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW - Mo1745

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION STRATEGY FORLARGE SUPERFICIAL NEOPLASMS ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASES - Mo1772

OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTION OF COLITIS-ASSOCIATED“DEFIANT” DYSPLASTIC LESIONS INPATIENTS WITH LONG TERMINFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE: RESULTSFROM A LARGE TERTIARY REFERRALMEDICAL CENTER - Mo1771

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:LOWER GI BLEEDINGEXTERNAL VALIDATION OF THE OAKLANDSCORE IN 38,067 PATIENTS WITH ACUTELOWER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING -Mo1711

COLONOSCOPY WITHOUT BOWELPREPARATION IS AN EXACERBATIONFACTOR FOR RECURRENT COLONICDIVERTICULAR BLEEDING - Mo1778

CONTINUOUS ADMINISTRATION OFANTITHROMBOTIC DRUGS DOES NOTEXACERBATE ACUTE LOWERGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING: POST-HOCANALYSIS OF A MULTICENTER

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RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL -Mo1730

EFFECT OF PROPHYLACTIC CLIPPINGFOLLOWING COLORECTAL ENDOSCOPICRESECTION: A META-ANALYSIS OFRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS. -Mo1749

HISTOLOGIC STUDY OF POST-POLYPECTOMY INDUCED ULCERHEMORRHAGE: THE ASSOCIATIONBETWEEN ARTERIES IN RESECTED COLONPOLYPS AND ARTERIAL BLOOD FLOWDETECTION USING A DOPPLERENDOSCOPIC PROBE - 1119

IS URGENT COLONOSCOPY NECESSARY INPATIENTS WITH ACUTE LOWERGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS. - Mo1777

MANAGEMENT OF POST COLONICENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTIONDELAYED BLEEDING - A RETROSPECTIVEANALYSIS - Mo1748

POST-POLYPECTOMY BLEEDING INPATIENTS ON DIRECT-ACTING ORALANTICOAGULANTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1754

POST-POLYPECTOMY BLEEDING RATES ARESIMILIAR IN PATIENTS WHOSEANTICOAGULATION IS RESUMED EARLY ORLATER AFTER POLYPECTOMY, BUT THEINCIDENCE OF THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTSIS HIGHER IN THE LATE RESUMPTIONGROUP: POST-HOC ANALYSIS OF APROSPECTIVE TRIAL - Mo1724

TREATMENT OF DEFINITIVE DIVERTICULARHEMORRHAGE: SHORT- AND LONG-TERMOUTCOMES OF COLON SURGERY VS.COLONOSCOPIC HEMOSTASIS - Mo1731

URGENT VS. ELECTIVE COLONOSCOPY FORLOWER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING:META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS. - Mo1776

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:MISCELLANEOUS COLITISIS SIGMOIDOSCOPY SUFFICIENT TODIAGNOSE CHECK POINT INHIBITORINDUCED COLITIS - Mo1782

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY: OTHERENDOSCOPY OF THE LOWER GI TRACTCLINICAL AUDIT OF ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION (ESD) FORCOLORECTAL MUCOSAL LESIONS AT ASINGLE CENTER FROM A REGION NONENDEMIC FOR COLORECTAL CANCER –

EVALUATING THE CLINICAL OUTCOMESAND LEARNING CURVE - Mo1781

COMPARING THE EFFICACY OF GOLYTELYAND MIRALAX/GATORADE FOR BOWELPREPARATION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Mo1773

DYE-BASED CHROMOENDOSCOPY VERSUSSTANDARD-DEFINITION AND HIGH-DEFINITION WHITE LIGHT ENDOSCOPYFOR ENDOSCOPIC ADENOMA DETECTIONIN LYNCH SYNDROME: META-ANALYSIS OFINDIVIDUAL PATIENT DATA FROMRANDOMIZED TRIALS - Mo1746

EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPICSTRICTUROTOMY IN THE MANAGEMENTOF BENIGN LOWER GASTROINTESTINAL

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STRICTURING DISEASE: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1756

ENDOSCOPIC FULL THICKNESS RESECTIONOF COLORECTAL LESIONS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1714

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR COLORECTAL CANCER ANDADENOMA: A LARGE SINGLE-OPERATORCOHORT FROM THE USA WITH LONG-TERMFOLLOW UP - Mo1750

ENDOSCOPIC VACUUM THERAPY (EVT) FORTREATMENT OF ANASTOMOTICDEHISCENCE AFTER COLORECTALSURGERY - Mo1774

EVAC THERAPY FOR RECTAL ANASTOMOTICLEAKS AND PERFORATION - Mo1783

HYBRID ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION FOR TREATMENT OFCOLORECTAL LESIONS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1758

INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH PER-RECTALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (PREM) FORHIRSCHSPRUNG’S DISEASE: MEDIUM ANDLONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF THE FIRSTCASE SERIES OF A NOVEL THIRD SPACEENDOSCOPIC PROCEDURE - Mo1736

ONE WEEK POLYETHYLENE GYCOL (PEG)3350 FOLLOWED BY SPLIT DOSE PEGELECTOLYTE SOLUTION WITH ORWITHOUT ASCORBIC ACID IMPROVEDCOLONOSCOPY BOWEL PREPARATION INPATIENTS WITH CONSTIPATION: AQUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AT ALARGE VETERANS AFFAIRS HOSPITAL. -Mo1747

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALCOMPARING THE BOWEL CLEANSINGEFFICACY OF NOVEL 1 LITREPOLYETHYLENE GLYCOL + ASCORBATENER1006 VERSUS HIGH-VOLUMEPOLYETHYLENE GLYCOL USING A SPLITDOSING REGIMEN - Mo1710

THE USEFULNESS OF A DOUBLE-BALLOONDEVICE FOR COLORECTAL ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION BY NON-EXPERT ENDOSCOPISTS IN A PORCINEMODEL - Mo1760

COLON AND RECTUM/ENDOSCOPY:OUTCOMES STUDIES (COLON ANDRECTUM)COLD EMR IS MORE COST-EFFECTIVE THANHOT EMR FOR LARGE COLON POLYPRESECTION - Mo1767

COLONIC STENT PLACEMENT IS ASSOCIATEDWITH LOWER RISK OF IN-HOSPITAL DEATHAND NEED FOR SURGERY AMONGPATIENTS ADMITTED WITH MALIGNANTLARGE BOWEL OBSTRUCTION: ANANALYSIS OF A LARGE NATIONAL SAMPLE -Mo1742

COLONOSCOPY QUALITY ASSURANCE IN ANORGANIZED FIT-BASED COLORECTALCANCER SCREENING PROGRAM - Mo1717

CURRENT TRENDS AND PREDICTORS OFCASE OUTCOMES FOR MALPRACTICE INCOLONOSCOPY: A WESTLAW REVIEW -Mo1713

DOUBLE-BALLOON ASSISTED ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION FORCOLORECTAL POLYPS DECREASED THENEED FOR HYBRID ESD AS SALVAGETHERAPY - Mo1752

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INPATIENT COLONOSCOPY FORDIVERTICULAR HEMORRHAGE IS NOTASSOCIATED WITH 30 DAYS RE-ADMISSIONFOR RECURRENT LOWER GI BLEED - Mo1764

NATIONAL TRENDS IN THE USE OF COLDSNARE POLYPECTOMY BASED ON POLYPSIZE AND LOCATION - Mo1723

PALISADE TECHNIQUE AS AN EFFECTIVEMETHOD OF ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION FOR COLORECTAL TUMORSGREATER THAN HALF A LUMINALCIRCUMFERENCE. - Mo1725

PREVALENCE OF HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS(HPV) INFECTION WITH HYBRID CAPTURESCRENNING IN PATIENTS UNDERGOINGANUSCOPY AND FLEXIBLERECTOSIGMOIDOSCOPY . - Mo1741

PROPHYLACTIC CLIP PLACEMENT DOES NOTPREVENT DELAYED POST POLYPECTOMYBLEEDING; A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIALS - Mo1737

RISK STRAFICATION FOR LYMPH NODEMETASTASIS OF T1 COLORECTAL CANCERWITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-A MULTI-CENTER ANALYSIS BASED ON BIG DATA OF4, 169 CASES - 50

SECOND-GENERATION NARROW-BANDIMAGING FOR COLORECTAL ADENOMADETECTION: A PROSPECTIVEOBSERVATIONAL MULTICENTER STUDY -Mo1762

THE BOWEL CLEANSING NATIONALINITIATIVE (BCLEAN): CLEAR LIQUID DIETCOMPARED TO LOW RESIDUE DIET FOR ALOW-VOLUME SAME-DAY POLYETHYLENEGLYCOL (PEG) PREPARATION WITHBISACODYL - 1180

THE BOWEL CLEANSING NATIONALINITIATIVE (BCLEAN): PREDICTORS OFINADEQUATE BOWEL PREPARATION -Mo1735

THE LONG-TERM CLINICAL ANDENDOSCOPIC OUTCOMES IN CHINESEPATIENTS WITH CRONKHITE-CANADASYNDROME - Mo1732

ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGY/ENDOSCOPY:ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ANDENDOSCOPYAI VS HUMAN: CNN-ASSISTED SMALL BOWELVIDEO CAPSULE ENDOSCOPY ISASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER DETECTION OFCLINICALLY RELEVANT LESIONS - Sa2000

A NOVEL SWINE ESOPHAGEAL STRICTUREMODEL CREATED VIAESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPYARGON PLASMA COAGULATIONPROCEDURE - Sa2064

A PROSPECTIVE MULTI-CENTER VALIDATIONSTUDY FOR AUTOMATED POLYPDETECTION AS A SECOND OBSERVER - 879

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-ASSISTED REAL-TIME DETECTION REDUCES MISSEDLESIONS DURING COLONOSCOPY: ARETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE STUDY- Sa1998

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COMBINED WITHLCI YIELDS IN HIGHEST ACCURACY ANDDETECTION OF COLORECTAL POLYPS,INCLUDING SESSILE SERRATED LESIONS -Sa2042

AUTOMATED POLYPECTOMY TIME DURINGLIVE COLONOSCOPY USING




CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS - AVIDEO VALIDATION STUDY - Sa2033

AUTOMATED POLYP SIZE ESTIMATION WITHDEEP LEARNING REDUCES INTEROBSERVERVARIABILITY - Sa2012

COMPARISON OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEAND EXPERT ENDOSCOPIST TOWARDREAL-TIME ASSISTED DIAGNOSIS OFESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUS CELLCARCINOMA. - Sa2057

COMPARISON OF PHYSICIAN SELECTEDINDIVIDUAL IMAGES VERSUS COMPLETEUNEDITED VIDEO ANALYSIS FOR EUS-CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKDATASETS DESIGNED FOR EVALUATINGPANCREATIC PATHOLOGY - Sa2017

DEEP CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS(CNN) BASED COMPUTER AIDEDDIAGNOSIS OF GASTROINTESTINAL (GI)NEOPLASTIC CONDITIONS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Sa2038

DEEP NEURAL NETWORK FOR THEDETECTION OF EARLY NEOPLASIA INBARRETT’S OESOPHAGUS - Sa2030

DEVELOPMENT OF AN ARTIFICIAL NETWORKTO IDENTIFY STANDARD ENDOSCOPICLANDMARKS ONESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPIESPERFORMED IN ROUTINE CLINICALPRACTICE - Sa2061

EVALUATION OF A REAL-TIME ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE SYSTEM USING A DEEPNEURAL NETWORK FOR POLYP DETECTIONAND LOCALIZATION IN THE LOWERGASTROINTESTINAL TRACT - Sa2027

EVALUATION OF THE AUTOMATICDETECTABILITY OF VARIOUSABNORMALITIES IN CAPSULE ENDOSCOPYVIDEOS BY A DEEP LEARNING-BASEDSYSTEM: A MULTICENTER STUDY - 875

EXPLOITING INTERVARIABLITY OF EXPERTANNOTATIONS FOR EARLY BARRETT’SCANCER IN WHITE LIGHT ENDOSCOPYLEADS TO BETTER LOCALIZATIONPERFORMANCE OF AI ALGORITHMS - Sa2026

MUCOSAL INTEGRITY TESTING: PRIMED TOBRING PERSONALIZED MEDICINE TOGASTROENTEROLOGY - Sa2040

PIXEL VS PATCH-BASED DEEP LEARNINGMODELS, PAVING THE WAY TOWARDSREAL-TIME COMPUTER-ASSISSTEDDETECTION OF BARRETT’S NEOPLASIA -Sa2032

REAL-TIME COMPUTER AIDED DIAGNOSISFOR DETECTION OF COLORECTALNEOPLASIA AT COLONOSCOPY - 876

USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FORDETECTION OF GASTRIC LESIONS BYMAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED CAPSULEENDOSCOPY - Sa2037

USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TOPREVENT SEVERE PERFORATION DURINGENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR COLORECTAL NEOPLASM: A PROOF-OF-CONCEPT STUDY - Sa2023

WHICH REGION DOES ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE LOOK AT TO PREDICT T1BCOLORECTAL CANCER?: ANALYSIS BASEDON CLASS ACTIVATION MAPPING. - Sa2046


ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGY/ENDOSCOPY:ENDOSCOPIC FULL THICKNESS RESECTION(EFTR)EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPICFULL-THICKNESS RESECTION WITH THEFTRD IN THE COLORECTUM: EVALUATIONOF A LARGE PMCF ANALYSIS - 874

EFTR AND STER FOR GASTROINTESTINALSUBEPITHELIAL TUMORS (SETS): LARGESERIES FROM A LARGE US REFERRALCENTER - Sa1997

ENDOSCOPIC FULL-THICKNESS RESECTION ISFEASIBLE FOR T1 COLORECTAL CANCERS -A DUTCH NATIONWIDE PROSPECTIVEREGISTRY COHORT STUDY - 493

ENDOSCOPIC FULL THICKNESS RESECTIONOF GASTRIC AND DUODENAL LESIONS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa2024

ENDOSCOPIC FULL-THICKNESS RESECTIONOF POLYPS INVOLVING THE APPENDICEALORIFCE: FIRST MULTICENTERINTERNATIONAL STUDY - 495

ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION OF UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL SUBMUCOSALTUMOURS: ESD, STER AND EFTR - Sa2020

HYBRID TECHNIQUE USING ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION AND ENDOSCOPICFULL-THICKNESS RESECTION FOR LARGECOLORECTAL LESIONS: INITIAL NORTHAMERICAN EXPERIENCE - Sa2022

KISSING SUTURE METHOD FOR LARGEDEFECT CLOSURE BY A SINGLE-CHANNELENDOSCOPE - Sa2028

NON SUTURE METHOD FOR EFTR LESIONNON- PENETRATING INTO PERITONEALCAVITY: A NEW EASY, ECONOMICAL, SAFEAND EFFECTICE IDEA - Sa2004

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPICFULL-THICKNESS RESECTION DEVICE(FTRD) IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT:A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Sa2052

ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGY/ENDOSCOPY:ENDOSCOPY: SUB-MUCOSAL TUNNELINGENDOSCOPIC RESECTION (STER)CLOSURE OF ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION DEFECTS WITH ENDOSCOPICSUTURING TO PREVENT ADVERSE EVENTS -Sa2003

ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION FOR LEIOMYOMAOF SUBMUCOSAL TUMORS ORIGINATINGFROM THE MUSCULARIS PROPRIA LAYER INTHE ESOPHAGOGASTRIC JUNCTION -Sa2049

NOVEL TECHNIQUE OF NEAR-FOCUS MODEFOR ACCURATE OPERATION DURINGENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL TUNNELINGPROCEDURE: A TWO-CENTERCOMPARATIVE STUDY (WITH VIDEO) -Sa2056

ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGY/ENDOSCOPY:NATURAL ORIFICE – NOTESA COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SINGLE ORIFICEPERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY(SOPES) USING TWO DIFFERENT ACCESSESIN DIAGNOSIS OF ASCITES OF UNKNOWNORIGIN: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. - 669

A NOVEL ENDOLUMINAL SUTURING DEVICEFOR FLEXIBLE GASTROINTESTINALENDOSCOPY IN NATURAL ORIFICE

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TRANSLUMINAL ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY -Sa2011

A SNARE ASSISTED PURE NOTESRETROGRADE CHOLECYSTECTOMY USINGA SINGLE CHANNEL FLEXIBLE ENDOSCOPE:A PILOT EXPERIMENT IN A PORCINE MODEL- Sa2050

DEVELOPMENT OF A PER ORALTRANSESOPHAGEAL ENDOSCOPICCRUROPLASTY (POTEC) IN AN ACUTEPORCINE MODEL - Sa2009

FEASIBILITY OF THE PER-ORALTRANSESOPHAGEAL ENDOSCOPICCRUROPLASTY (POTEC) OF THEDIAPHRAGMATIC HIATUS: A SURVIVALSTUDY - Sa2034

PURE NOTES TRANS-RECTAL VERSUS TRANS-GASTRIC GALLBLADDER PRESERVINGCHOLECYSTOLITHOTOMY: RESULTS OFRETROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVE SINGLECENTER STUDY - 670

ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGY/ENDOSCOPY:NEW IMAGING TECHNOLOGYACCURACY OF CONFOCAL LASERENDOMICROSCOPY (CLE) IN ASSESSINGPANCREATIC TUMOR CELL APOPTOSIS INRESPONSE TO INTRATUMORAL LOCALCHEMOTHERAPY[L1] : A PILOT STUDY -Sa2021

ACCURACY OF VOLUMETRIC LASERENDOMICROSCOPY FOR DYSPLASIA INBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS: A PROSPECTIVECOHORT STUDY - Sa2036

A COMPARISON ON THE COMBINATION OFLINKED COLOR IMAGING AND ENDOCUFF-ASSISTED COLONOSCOPY, LINKED COLORIMAGING ALONE, ENDOCUFF-ASSISTEDCOLONOSCOPY ALONE AND HIGH-DEFINITION COLONOSCOPY FORADENOMAS DETECTION: A RANDOMIZEDTRIAL - 494

CAN NEW IMAGE-ENHANCINGTECHNOLOGIES IMPROVE ADENOMADETECTION RATES IN CANCER SCREENINGCOLONOSCOPIES? A RANDOMIZEDCLINICAL TRIAL. - Sa1994

COLORECTAL ADENOMA DETECTION BYCOLONOSCOPY WITH LINKED COLORIMAGING VERSUS WHITE LIGHT IMAGING:RANDOMIZED CONTROL STUDY - 492

COMPARISON OF THE NICE, SANO ANDWASP CLASSIFICATIONS FOR OPTICALDIAGNOSIS OF SMALL COLORECTALPOLYPS - Sa2039

DEVELOPMENT AND INITIAL EVALUATIONOF THE VALID-CLASSIFICATION FORPREDICTION OF COLORECTAL POLYPHISTOLOGY – A MULTICENTERINTERNATIONAL TRIAL - Sa2044

DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF ENDOFASTER�IN DETECTION OF H. PYLORI INFECTIONCOMPARED TO GOLD STANDARD BIOPSYIN ROUTINE ENDOSCOPY. - Sa2031

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF COLORECTALLOW-GRADE ADENOMA USINGENDOCYTOSCOPY: A NOVEL POSSIBILITYFOR THE “RESECT AND DISCARD”STRATEGY - Sa2019

EC-V (ENDOCYTOSCOPIC VASCULAR)PATTERN IS USEFUL FOR NOT ONLYQUALITATIVE DIAGNOSIS BUT ALSOPATHOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS . - Sa2029

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ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDNEEDLE-BASED CONFOCAL LASERENDOMICROSCOPY IN GASTROINTESTINALSUBEPITHELIAL LESIONS - A FEASIBILITYSTUDY - Sa2008

IMPACT OF LINKED COLOR IMAGING ON THEADENOMA DETECTION RATE IN NAIVEGASTROENTEROLOGY TRAINEES: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - Sa2051

LINKED COLOR IMAGING OR WHITE-LIGHTCOLONOSCOPY FOR THE DETECTION OFFLAT COLORECTAL LESIONS: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - Sa1993

MAGNIFYING ENDOSCOPY WITH NARROWBAND IMAGING MAY HELP PREDICTINGMUCIN PHENOTYPE OF DIFFERENTIATEDGASTRIC CANCER - Sa2048

MUCOSAL PATTERN IS MOST ACCURATELYASSESSED BY NOVICE USERS OF A HIGHRESOLUTION ENDOSCOPY SYSTEM - Sa2054

NBI (NARROW BAND IMAGING) SCREENINGTO DETECT EARLY ESOPHAGEALSQUAMOUS CELL NEOPLASMS (ESCN) FROMSOUTH INDIA - Sa2060

OPTICAL DIAGNOSIS OF SMALL COLORECTALPOLYPS USING OPTIVISTA AND ISCANIMAGE ENHANCED ENDOSCOPY: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - Sa2010

THE GOBLET APPEARANCE OBSERVED WITHENDOCYTOSCOPY FOR PREDICTION OFHISTOLOGICAL MUCIN DEPLETION ANDCLINICAL RELAPSE IN PATIENTS WITHULCERATIVE COLITIS. - Sa2059

USEFULLNESS OF PROBE-BASED CONFOCALLASER ENDOMICROSCOPY FOR THEDIAGNOSIS OF GASTRIC EPITHELIALTUMORS - Sa2058

USEFULNESS OF NEAR-FOCUSMAGNIFICATION WITH NARROW-BANDIMAGING IN THE PREDICTION OFHELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION: APROSPECTIVE TRIAL - Sa2014

ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGY/ENDOSCOPY:NEW THERAPEUTIC TECHNOLOGYA NEW ENDOLUMINAL THERAPEUTICPLATFORM: RESULTS OF THE FIRST 519INTERVENTIONS - 496

A NOVEL EUS-FNA ANCHOR TRACTIONSYSTEM FOR EUS-GUIDEDGASTROENTEROSTOMY: A PORCINE PILOTAND FEASIBILITY STUDY - Sa2005

A NOVEL RETRACTION DEVICE FORENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION(ESD): SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY IN A LIVEPORCINE MODEL - Sa2047

A STANDARDIZED TRAINING PROTOCOL FORA NOVEL MULTI-TASKING PLATFORMDECREASES PROCEDURE TIME FORCOLORECTAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION: A RANDOMIZED PILOT STUDY- Sa1996

CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC ANTI-REFLUX TREATMENT METHODS; ANTI-REFLUX MUCOSECTOMY (ARMS) AND ANTI-REFLUX MUCOSAL ABLATION (ARMA) - 878

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF HOOKKNIFEELECTROSURGICAL KNIFE IN ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION FOR THETREATMENT OF SUPERFICIAL NON-AMPULLARY DUODENAL EPITHELIALTUMOR - Sa2053

ENDOCLIP PAPILLAPLASTY RESTORESSPHINCTER OF ODDI FUNCTION - Sa2041

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ENDOSCOPIC FENESTRATION FORTREATMENT OF PANCREATIC PSEUDOCYST- Sa2016

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR GERD (ESD-G) FOR PROTON PUMPINHIBITOR-REFRACTORYGASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE(GERD) - Sa1995

ESD WITHOUT ANOTORHINOLARYNGOLOGIST’S ASSISTANCEIS EFFECTIVE AND SAFE FOR RESECTION OFSUPERFICIAL CARCINOMAS AT PHARYNXAND EPIGLOTTIS - Sa1999

EUS-GUIDED INJECTION OF INTRATUMORALSUBMICRON PARTICLE PACLITAXEL (SPP)FOR THE TREATMENT OF LOCALLYADVANCED PANCREATICADENOCARCINOMA (LAPC):PHASE 2 STUDY- Sa2006

GASTRIC PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY(G-POEM) FOR THE TREATMENT OFREFRACTORY GASTROPARESIS: FINALRESULTS FROM THE FIRST INTERNATIONALPROSPECTIVE TRIAL - 667

HEMOSTATIC POWDER IS AN EFFECTIVERESCUE AND BRIDGING THERAPY FORGASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE -Sa2043

LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF ADVANCEDCOLON POLYPS REMOVED USINGENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL STRIPPING (EMS) -Sa2035

MAGNETIC ANCHORING ASSISTEDENDOSCOPIC IRREVERSIBLEELECTROPORATION FOR GASTRICMUCOSAL ABLATION: A PRECLINICALFEASIBILITY STUDY IN CANINE MODEL -Sa2045

MUCOSAL DEFECT CLOSURE BYENDOSCOPIC HAND-SUTURING MAYREDUCE BLEEDING RISK AFTER GASTRICENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION: AMULTICENTER PILOT STUDY - 877

NEEDLE KNIFE STRICTUROTOMY FORINFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE RELATEDSTRICTURES: A SINGLE CENTEREXPERIENCE - Sa2063

NOVEL RIGIDIZING OVERTUBE FORENTEROSCOPE/COLONOSCOPESTABILIZATION AND LOOP PREVENTION -Sa2007

OVERSTITCH SXTM ENDOSCOPIC SUTURINGSYSTEM FOR GASTROINTESTINALAPPLICATIONS: A MULTICENTEREUROPEAN REGISTRY. - Sa2013

PAINLESS COLONOSCOPY: A NEW SMALLCALIBER OVERTUBE COULD IMPROVE THECECAL INTUBATION RATE OF UNSEDATEDCOLONOSCOPY WITH 5.9-MM ENDOSCOPE- Sa2001

SAFETY AND FEASIBILITY OF PERFORMING ASINGLE TUNNEL DOUBLE MYOTOMY FORGASTROPARESIS - 668

SELF-COMPLETION ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION USINGENDOSABER FOR COLORECTALNEOPLASMS - Sa2025

SENTINEL LYMPH NODE SAMPLING ANDEMPIRIC CHEMORADIATION AS AN ORGANSPARING APPROACH AFTER ENDOSCOPICRESECTION OF INTERMEDIATE RISK EARLYFOREGUT CANCERS: A US PILOT STUDY -671

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THE CLINICAL EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPICPOSTDILATION INTRALESIONAL INJECTIONOF MITOMYCIN-C IN ADULT PATIENTSWITH REFRACTORY BENIGN ESOPHAGEALSTRICTURE - Sa2002

THE NOVEL USE OF A BIODEGRADABLEEXTRACELLULAR MATRIX MEMBRANE FORTHE TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY BENIGNESOPHAGEAL STRICTURES: FIRSTREPORTED CASE SERIES - Sa2065

THYROIDECTOMY USING A FLEXIBLEENDOSCOPE: A PILOT EXPERIMENT IN APORCINE MODEL - Sa2018

TRANSANAL ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION USING THE FLEX� ROBOTICSYSTEM (MEDROBOTICS) BY AGASTROENTEROLOGIST: A CASE SERIES -Sa2062

TRANSPYLORIC STENTING IN REFRACTORYGASTROPARESIS: LUMEN APPOSING METALSTENT IS ASSOCIATED WITH DECREASEDSTENT MIGRATION AND IS A PREDICTORFOR CLINICAL SUCCESS OF GASTRIC PER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC PYLOROMYOTOMY(GPOEM) - Sa2015

USE OF LUMEN APPOSING METAL STENT(LAMS) FOR INDICATIONS OTHER THANPANCREATIC FLUID COLLECTION:ANALYZING 3.5 YEARS DATA FROM ASINGLE HIGH-VOLUME CENTER - Sa2055

WHAT TO DO WHEN HELLER MYOTOMYFAILS? INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTERCOMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE OUTCOMESOF REDO HELLER MYOTOMY VS PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY VS PNEUMATICDILATATION IN PATIENTS WITH FAILEDHELLER MYOTOMY - 666

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS COLON, RECTUMLIMITATION ANALYSIS OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASONOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSISOF COLORECTAL SUBMUCOSAL MASSES -Su1292

MINIPROBE ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN THECOLON: A VALUABLE AND FORGOTTENTOOL FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF MUCOSAL,SUBMUCOSAL, AND EXTRALUMINALCOLONIC LESIONS - Su1310

SIZE MATTERS: TUMOR SIZE IMPACTSENDOSONOGRAPHIC RECTAL CANCERSTAGING ACCURACY - Su1288

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS ESOPHAGUSACCURACY OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUNDFOR SUPERFICIAL ESOPHAGEAL CANCERAND FACTORS AFFECTING OVERSTAGING -Su1312

BLIND SPOTS IN ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND(EUS) DETECTION OF LYMPH NODES INESOPHAGEAL CANCER STAGING - 56

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS NEW TECHNOLOGYA PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIALCOMPARING THE ANTEGRADE CORE TRAPAND REVERSE BEVEL NEEDLES FOR EUS-GUIDED FINE-NEEDLE BIOPSY SAMPLINGOF LIVER MASS: A PRELIMINARYOUTCOMES - Sa1469

ELASTOGRAPHY BY ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND DOES NOT PREDICT LIVERFIBROSIS OR INFLAMMATION IN PATIENTS




WITH NON-ALCOHOLIC STEATOHEPATITIS- 662

FIVE FNA SPECIMENS IN ONE PASS- ADISRUPTIVE NEW NEEDLE PROTOTYPEAND CONCEPT - Sa1403

INTRACYSTIC INJECTION OF SUBMICRONPARTICLE PACLITAXEL (SPP) FOR THETREATMENT OF MUCINOUS PANCREATICCYSTIC LESIONS RESULTED IN REDUCTIONIN CYST VOLUME, AN INTERIM REPORT -Sa1399

NEW PROCORE 20G DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACYFOR ENDOSONOGRAPHY-GUIDED TISSUEBIOPSY (EUS-TB) IN PATIENTS WITHPANCREATIC CYSTIC LESIONS IN A HIGH-VOLUME SPECIALIZED CENTER - Sa1455

PERFORMANCE OF EUS-FNA WITH A NEWFLEXIBLE 19G NEEDLE FOR DIAGNOSINGSOLID LESIONS OF THE HEAD ANDUNCINATE PROCESS OF THE PANCREAS.PROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTER STUDY -Sa1404

PROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFICACYAND SAFETY OF A NEWLY DESIGNEDENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDEDRADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION (EUS-RFA)DEVICE FOR TREATING PANCREATICNEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS ANDSECONDARY PANCREATIC METASTASIS -Sa1410

USE OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDTHROUGH-THE-NEEDLE MICROFORCEPSBIOPSY IMPROVES DIAGNOSTIC YIELD FORPANCREATIC CYSTIC LESIONS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1463

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS NON-GITRANSESOPHAGEAL EUS-GUIDED COREBIOPSY OF LUNG MASSES USING 22GFRANSEEN-TIP NEEDLE- INITIALEXPERIENCE - Su1271

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS OTHERA RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS COMPARINGTHE DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF 2 DIFFERENTNEEDLES (22 AND 25 GAUGE) IN EUSGUIDED TISSUE SAMPLING VIA FNA ANDFNB IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SOLID LESIONSIN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. - Su1339

COMPARING DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF EUSGUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION(FNA)VERSUS FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY(FNB) IN THEDIAGNOSIS OF SOLID LESIONS:RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW STUDY IN ACOMMUNITY HOSPITAL - Su1322

COMPARISON OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND IMAGING WITH LIVERBIOPSY FOR DIAGNOSIS AND STAGING OFFATTY LIVER - Su1325

COMPARISON OF THE PERFORMANCE OF 2CORE BIOPSY NEEDLES FOR ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED LIVER BIOPSY -Su1299

COMPARISON OF TWO SPECIALIZEDHISTOLOGY NEEDLES FOR ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED LIVER BIOPSY -Su1309

CONTRAST ENHANCED ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND IN EVALUATION OFPERITONEUM IN UNDIAGNOSED ASCITES -Su1294


CONTRAST-ENHANCEMENT ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND IN THE MALIGNANCYDETECTION OF GASTROINTESTINAL TRACTLESIONS - Su1278

DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASONOGRAPHY GUIDED FNACINCREASES WITH EXPERIENCE —ATERTIARY CARE CENTRE EXPERIENCE. -Su1338

DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF TWO ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED LIVER BIOPSYTECHNIQUES (“WET SALINE” AND “WETHEPARIN”) FOR PARENCHYMAL LIVERDISEASE - Su1326

DOES SIZE MATTER? COMPARISON OF 22GVERSUS 25G FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION INTHE DIAGNOSIS OF SOLID LESIONS - Su1306

EARLY VS LATER PRE-TREATMENT EUS-GUIDED FIDUCIAL PLACEMENT INPATIENTS UNDERGOING IMAGE GUIDEDRADIATION THERAPY FOR ESOPHAGEALAND PANCREATIC CANCER - 60

ENDOSCOPIC DRAINAGE OF FLUIDCOLLECTIONS AFTER EUS-FNA ASSOCIATEDPANCREATIC DUCT LEAK - Su1303

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND (EUS) GUIDEDFINE-NEEDLE BIOPSY (FNB) IS COST-EFFECTIVE AND TIME SAVING OVER FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION (FNA) FOR TISSUEACQUISITION OF PANCREAS AND INTRA-ABDOMINAL MASS LESIONS - Su1298

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND FINE NEEDLEASPIRATION VERSUS FINE NEEDLE BIOPSYIN SOLID LESIONS: A MULTI-CENTERANALYSIS - Su1295

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED FINENEEDLE BIOPSY: DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACYOF CYTOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY - Su1297

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDED LIVERBIOPSY (EUS-LB) USING A 20-G FINENEEDLE BIOPSY NEEDLE WITH WETHEPARINIZED SUCTION TECHNIQUE -Su1321

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDED TISSUEACQUISITION: SINGLE PASS FINE NEEDLECORE BIOPSY - 59

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND TRENDS INUNITED STATES: PRACTICE CHANGES OVERA DECADE - Su1252

ENDOSONOGRAPHIC ESTIMATION OF THECELIAC ARTERY MESENTERIC FATTHICKNESS (CAMEUS) IS A NOVEL RELIABLEANTHROPOMORPHIC CORRELATE OFOBESITY AND OBESITY-ASSOCIATEDSTEATOHEPATITIS: A PROOF-OF-CONCEPTPROSPECTIVE CONTROLLED STUDY ANDTECHNIQUE DESCRIPTION - Su1273

EVALUATION OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED FINE NEEDLEASPIRATION (FNA) VERSUS FINE NEEDLEBIOPSY (FNB) AND IMPACT OF NEEDLESIZE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SUB-CENTIMETER SOLID LESIONS - Su1307

FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY OF USING A 22-GAUGE ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUNDNEEDLE FOR PORTAL VEIN SAMPLING IN ASWINE MODEL - Su1335

IMPACT OF RAPID ON-SITE CYTOLOGICALEVALUATION (ROSE) ON PERFORMANCECHARACTERISTICS OF EUS GUIDEDEVALUATION OF SUSPECTED SOLID LESIONIN A COMMUNITY HOSPITAL - Su1334

IMPACT OF STYLET USE ON ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED FINE NEEDLE

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ASPIRATION SAMPLING: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Su1290

IMPROVED DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF EUS-FNBWITH HISTOLOGY SPECIMEN PROCESSING -Su1328

INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS FORADVERSE EVENTS AFTER ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND - Su1263

LARGER NEEDLE SIZE IS ASSOCIATED WITHIMPROVED SENSITIVITY, SPECIFICITY, ANDACCURACY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SOLIDLESIONS: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF22G VERSUS 25G FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY -Su1255

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF ENDOSOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED RANDOM LIVERBIOPSY IN COMPARISON WITHTRANSJUGULAR AND PERCUTANEOUSAPPROACHES: A SINGLE-CENTEREXPERIENCE - Su1253

THE ROLE OF EUS IN SELECTINGENDOSCOPIC VERSUS SURGICALRESECTION OF SUBEPITHELIAL LESIONS:WALL LAYER AND HISTOLOGIC TYPEANALYSIS - 57

UPPER EUS ENDOSCOPIST DIRECTEDPROPOFOL SEDATION: RISKS FACTORS OFDESATURATION. - Su1279

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS PANCREAS, BILIARYPROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY ON THEUSEFULNESS OF EUS-GUIDED FINE NEEDLEBIOPSY FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OFAUTOIMMUNE PANCREATITIS USING A 22-GAUGE FRANSEEN NEEDLE - Sa1397

EUS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO EVALUATEMEMBERS OF THE TUMOR NECROSISFACTOR (TNF) SUPERFAMILY ANDIDENTIFY DRUG TARGETS ON ANINDIVIDUAL PDAC PATIENT BASIS TOGUIDE PRECISION IMMUNE-ONCOLOGYELIGIBILITY - Sa1466

ESTIMATING THE STIFFNESS OF THEPANCREATIC PARENCHYMA WITH A STRAINRATIO USING ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUNDELASTOGRAPHY. - Sa1447

A BIFLANGED SELF-EXPANDING METALSTENT VS NON-FLANGED METAL STENTFOR ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASONOGRAPHY-GUIDED GALLBLADDER DRAINAGE AS ATREATMENT FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITISAFTER METAL STENT PLACEMENT INMALIGNANT BILIARY STRICTURES - Sa1436

A NEW STAINING METHOD USINGMETHIONY-TRNA SYNTHETASE 1ANTIBODY AND CYTOKERATIN 19 FOREUS-FNA CYTOLOGY DIFFERENTIATESINDETERMINATE PANCREATIC MASS -Sa1449

A NOVEL FINDING ON REAL-TIME EUS EXAMSCORRELATES WITH THE PRESENCE OFPANCREATIC MALIGNANCES - Sa1432

A NOVEL MODIFIED JEJUNUM MODEL FORENDOSCOPIC ULTRASONOGRAPHY-GUIDED BILIARY DRAINAGE PROCEDURES -Sa1457

APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEIN DIFFERENTIATING AIP FROM PDACUSING EUS-CONVOLUTIONAL NEURALNETWORK IMAGE ANALYSIS AND FEATUREEXTRACTION TECHNIQUES - 660

A PROSPECTIVE, MULTI-CENTER,COMPARATIVE STUDY TO EVALUATE A

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NEW NEEDLE (CLEARTIPTM) IN EUS-TS FORPANCREATIC SOLID LESIONS - Sa1435

A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY OFEUS-GUIDED FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY USING A22-GAUGE FRANSEEN NEEDLE FORPANCREATIC SOLID LESIONS - Sa1453

A SINGLE-CENTERED PROSPECTIVERANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDYASSESSING THE CLINICAL IMPACT OF RAPIDON-SITE EVALUATION OF TISSUECYTOLOGY FOLLOWING SHARKCORENEEDLE BIOPSY OF PANCREATIC MASSESWITH ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND - Sa1416

COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS BETWEENLUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTS ANDPLASTIC STENTS FOR THE TREATMENT OFPANCREATIC WALLED-OFF NECROSIS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1424

COMPARATIVE STUDY TO EVALUATE AHISTOLOGICAL ADEQUACY OF NEW 20GPROCORE (PC) FOR OBTAIN A MICROCOREIN PATIENTS WITH PANCREATIC CYSTICLESIONS - Sa1471

COMPARISON OF DIAGNOSTIC GAINS BYNEXT-GENERATION PROFILING,CONVENTIONAL CYTOLOGY ANDHISTOLOGY IN PATIENTS WITH LOCALLYADVANCED PANCREATICADENOCARCINOMA FOLLOWING EUS-GUIDED BIOPSY - Sa1456

COMPARISON OF PAPANICOLAOU AND DIFF-QUICK STAINING IN PANCREATICENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-FINE NEEDLEASPIRATION BIOPSY WITH RAPID ON-SITECYTOLOGIC EVALUATION - Sa1445

COMPLIANCE WITH ASGE QUALITYINDICATORS FOR ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND REPORTS IN THEEVALUATION OF PANCREATIC CANCER,COMPARISON OF COMMUNITY ANDACADEMIC PRACTICES - Sa1459

CONTRAST-ENHANCED ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND COMBINED WITHENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUNDELASTOGRAPHY FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OFPANCREATIC CANCER - Sa1461

CONTRAST-ENHANCED ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND FOR DETECTION OF MURALNODULES IN INTRADUCTAL PAPILLARYMUCINOUS NEOPLASM - 661

CONTRAST-ENHANCEMENT ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND FOR PANCREATICNEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS: EXPERIENCEFROM ONE SINGLE INSTITOTION OFTAIWAN - Sa1473

CONVERSION OF PERCUTANEOUSCHOLECYSTOSTOMY TO ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED GALL BLADDERDRAINAGE: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Sa1448

CYST FLUID CARCINOEMBRYONIC ANTIGENDIFFERENCE AMONG MUCINOUS CYSTICNEOPLASMS AND INTRADUCTAL PAPILLARYMUCINOUS NEOPLASMS - Sa1443

CYST FLUID GLUCOSE OBTAINED BY EUS-FNA IS ACCURATE FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OFMUCINOUS PANCREATIC CYSTS.EXPERIENCE FROM TWO TERCIARY CARECENTERS. - Sa1413

DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION(EUS-FNA) IN THE EVALUATION OF

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PANCREATIC NEUROENDOCRINENEOPLASMS (PNEN) GRADING - Sa1458

DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF INTRACYSTICGLUCOSE VS. CEA FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OFMUCINOUS PANCREATIC CYSTIC LESIONS:A META-ANALYSIS. - Sa1411

DIAGNOSTIC YIELD AND CLINICALPREDICTORS OF SIGNIFICANT FINDINGS OFENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND INEVALUATING ASYMPTOMATIC COMMONBILE DUCT DILATION WITH NORMAL LIVERFUNCTION TESTS - Sa1426

DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUNDZGUIDED TISSUE BIOPSYUSING A 20-GAUGE MENGHINI NEEDLEWITH A LATERAL FORWARD BEVEL AND A22-GAUGE FRANSEEN NEEDLE IN REALWORLD - Sa1470

DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND IN PATIENTS WITHSUSPECTED CHOLEDOCHOLITHIASISAFTER A NEGATIVE MAGNETIC RESONANCECHOLAGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY - Sa1423

DOES OVERALL VOLUME OFENDOSONOGRAPHER AFFECT OVERALLDIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF EUS-FNA OFSOLID PANCREATIC LESIONS: OUTCOMESFROM A LARGE HEALTH CARE SYSTEMCOMPRISING OF BOTH ACADEMIC ANDCOMMUNITY PRACTICE - Sa1478

DOES TRANSMURAL PLASTIC STENTINGPREVENT THE RECURRENCE OFPANCREATIC FLUID COLLECTION AFTERMETAL STENT REMOVAL IN WALLED OFFNECROSIS WITH DISCONNECTEDPANCREATIC DUCT SYNDROME?–PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL AN INTERIM ANALYSIS- 727

DOES TUMOR SIZE OR LOCATION AFFECTOUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED RADIOFREQUENCYABLATION (EUS-RFA) IN PANCREATICNEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS? - ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW & META-ANALYSIS -Sa1475

EFFECT OF EARLY ORAL REFEEDING DURINGTHE ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OFWALLED-OFF NECROSIS - Sa1431

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF EUS-GUIDEDABLATION OF PANCREATIC LESIONS;SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1430

EFFICACY OF CONTRAST-ENHANCEDENDOSCOPIC ULTRASONOGRAPHY FORPANCREATIC TUMOR: A PROSPECTIVEMULTICENTER PILOT STUDY - Sa1405

EFFICACY OF EARLY EUS-GUIDEDTRANSLUMINAL DRAINAGE FORPOSTOPERATIVE PANCREATIC FISTULA ～

SHOULD WE TREAT EARLY OR WAIT?～ -Sa1402

EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUNDGUIDED THROUGH-THE-NEEDLE FORCEPSBIOPSY VERSUS ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED FINE NEEDLEASPIRATION IN THE DIAGNOSIS OFPANCREATIC CYSTIC LESIONS: ISTHROUGH-THE-NEEDLE FORCEPS BIOPSYREADY FOR PRIME TIME? - Sa1438

ENDOSCOPIC REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENTOF THE SAME LUMEN-APPOSING METALSTENT FOR MULTIPLE ENDOSCOPICNECROSECTOMY SESSIONS - Sa1442

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ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDEDETHANOL ABLATION FOR PANCREATICCYSTIC LESIONS, HOW DOES IT COMPARETO ETHANOL PLUS PACLITAXEL ABLATION:A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. - Sa1428

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED FINENEEDLE BIOPSY (EUS-FNB) PROVIDESOPTIMAL TISSUE CORES FOR DEFINITIVEPATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS IN SOLIDPANCREATIC TUMORS - Sa1460

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED FINE-NEEDLE BIOPSY IS COMPARABLE TO FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION IN THE EVALUATIONOF PANCREATIC MASSES; AN UPDATEDSYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1437

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE (EUS-GB)COMPARED TO PERCUTANEOUSGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE (PC-GB) FORHIGH-RISK NON-SURGICAL PATIENTS WITHACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS: A LARGEACADEMIC TERTIARY CARE CENTEREXPERIENCE - Sa1395

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE (EUS-GB)COMPARED TO PERCUTANEOUSGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE (PC-GB) FORHIGH-RISK NON-SURGICAL PATIENTS WITHACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS: A LARGEACADEMIC TERTIARY CARE CENTEREXPERIENCE - 731

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDRADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION OFPANCREATIC METASTASES FROM RENALCELL CANCER: FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY -Sa1441

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDRENDEZVOUS FOR FAILED ERCPCANNULATIONS: A SYTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - Sa1409

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDTHROUGH-THE-NEEDLE BIOPSY OFPANCREATIC CYSTIC LESIONS: DIAGNOSTICOUTCOMES AND ADVERSE EVENTS - Sa1479

EUS-FNB PROVIDES HIGHER DIAGNOSTICYIELD COMPARED TO EUS-FNA WHENSAMPLING SOLID PANCREATIC LESIONS: AMETA-ANALYSIS - Sa1401

EUS-FNB WITH VERSUS WITHOUT ROSE:INTERIM ANALYSIS OF AN INTERNATIONALRANDOMIZED NON-INFERIORITY STUDY. -663

EUS GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION FORDISTAL COMMON BILE DUCT TUMORS -WAY TO GO FOR CONFIRMED DIAGNOSIS -Sa1452

EUS-GUIDED GALLBLADDER DRAINAGEUSING IMPROVED SELF-EXPANDABLECOVERED METAL STENT WITH ANTI-STENTMIGRATION SYSTEM. - Sa1446

EUS-GUIDED GALLBLADDER DRAINAGEVERSUS LAPAROSCOPICCHOLECYSTECTOMY FOR ACUTECHOLECYSTITIS. A PROPENSITY SCOREANALYSIS. - 729

EUS-GUIDED RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION:LONG-TERM OUTCOME RESULTS FORPANCREATIC NEUROENDOCRINE TUMORSAND PANCREATIC CYSTIC NEOPLASMS IN APROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY -Sa1398




EUS-GUIDED THROUGH THE NEEDLEMICROFORCEPS BIOPSY VERSUS EUS-GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION IN THEEVALUATION OF PANCREATIC CYSTS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS.- Sa1408

EXPERIENCE WITH ENDOROTOR-XT FORENDOSCOPIC NECROSECTOMY INPATIENTS WITH ACUTE NECROTICPANCREATITIS AT A TERTIARY CARECENTER. - Sa1400

FEASIBILITY, SAFETY, AND DIAGNOSTICYIELD OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND(EUS)-GUIDED FINE NEEDLE CORE BIOPSYFOR NON-FOCAL, BENIGN, PANCREATICPARENCHYMAL DISEASES - Sa1462

FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION OF PANCREATICCYSTIC LESIONS: A MULTICENTER,RANDOMIZED STUDY COMPARINGSTANDARD AND FLEXIBLE NITINOLNEEDLES - Sa1474

GLUCOSE LEVELS IN EUS-ASPIRATED CYSTFLUID HAVE A HIGH ACCURACY FOR THEDIAGNOSIS OF MUCINOUS PANCREATICCYSTIC LESIONS - Sa1421

HISTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF PANCREATICSEROUS CYSTADENOMAS USING A 22GCORE BIOPSY NEEDLE: A CASE SERIES -Sa1417

IMMUNOMODULATION INDUCED BYENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDABLATION WITH THE HYBRIDTHERMPROBE IN STAGE III PANCREATIC DUCTALADENOCARCINOMA: SINGLE-CENTERPRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A PHASE II/IIIRANDOMIZED-CONTROLLED TRIAL. -Sa1476

IMPACT OF LUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTSON THE LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT OFDISCONNECTED PANCREATIC DUCTSYNDROME - 726

INNOVATIVE TREATMENT TECHNIQUE FORHEPATICOJEJUNOSTOMY STRICTUREUSING NOVEL FINE-GAUGEELECTROCAUTERY DILATOR - Sa1418

INTERMEDIATE AND LONG TERM SAFETY OFTRANSMURAL DOUBLE PIG-TAIL PLASTICSTENTS FOR MANAGEMENT OFDISCONNECTED PANCREATIC DUCTSYNDROME AND PANCREATIC DUCTDISRUPTION. - Sa1451

IS 3-5 DAYS OF POST-PROCEDUREANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS NECESSARYAFTER EUS-FNA OF A PANCREATIC CYST? -COMPARING CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF 470PROCEDURES AT TWO DIFFERENTACADEMIC CLINICAL PRACTICES. - Sa1414

LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND- FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATIONOF SOLID PANCREAS LESIONS WITHATYPICAL AND SUSPICIOUS CYTOLOGY -Sa1427

MANAGEMENT OF WALLED OFF PANCREATICNECROSIS WITH NASOCYSTIC IRRIGATIONVERSUS LUMEN APPOSING METAL STENT(LAMS) - RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL- 730

MEASURING THE VALUE OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND (EUS) GUIDED DRAINAGEOF PANCREATIC FLUID COLLECTION (PFC):AN OPPORTUNITY TO STRATIFY A SINGLEENDOSCOPIST BASED ON THE VALUE OFTHE PROCEDURE - Sa1415


NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING OFPANCREATIC CYST FLUID IS BOTHSENSITIVE AND SPECIFIC FOR THECLASSIFICATION OF NEOPLASTIC CYSTSAND THE DETECTION OF ADVANCEDNEOPLASIA IN INTRADUCTAL PAPILLARYMUCINOUS NEOPLASMS: A PROSPECTIVEMULTI-INSTITUTIONAL STUDY - Sa1396

PHYSICIAN-CONTROLLED GUIDEWIREINSERTION IMPROVES TECHNICAL SUCCESSRATE OF ENDOSCOPICULTRAOUNSZGUIDEDEHEPATICOGSATROSTOMY - Sa1420

POSITIVE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF MAINPANCREATIC DUCT DILATION FORMALIGNANCY PREDICTION IN SOLIDPANCREATIC MASSES: A SINGLE-CENTERRETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS - Sa1477

PREOPERATIVE EUS-GUIDED FNA ISASSOCIATED WITH BETTER OVERALLSURVIVAL IN RESECTABLE PANCREATICCANCER WHEN COMPARED TO UPFRONTSURGERY WITHOUT PREOPERATIVE TISSUEACQUISITION: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Sa1468

PROACTIVE EUS-GUIDED FINE-NEEDLEASPIRATION AND/OR BIOPSY (EUS-FNA/B)TISSUE COLLECTION IN PANCREATICDUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA (PDAC)ALLOWS FOR COMPREHENSIVE GENOMICPROFILING (CGP) - 100

PROACTIVE EUS-GUIDED FINE-NEEDLEASPIRATION AND/OR BIOPSY (EUS-FNA/B)TISSUE COLLECTION IN PANCREATICDUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA (PDAC)ALLOWS FOR COMPREHENSIVE GENOMICPROFILING (CGP) - 664

QUANTITATIVE CONTRAST-ENHANCEDENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND INPANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMAAND PANCREATIC NEUROENDOCRINETUMORS : CAN WE PREDICT SURVIVALUSING PERFUSION PARAMETERS? - Sa1464

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALCOMPARING FRANSEEN EUS-FNB NEEDLEWITH FORK-TIP EUS-FNB NEEDLEREGARDING SPECIMEN QUALITY ANDDIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY-A NON-INFERIORITY STUDY. - Sa1425

RISK FACTORS OF MALIGNANTPROGRESSION AND FOLLOW-UP INTERVALIN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH BRANCHDUCT-INTRADUCTAL PAPILLARYMUCINOUS NEOPLASM - Sa1419

SAFETY AND FEASIBILITY OF A BRAND-NEWELECTROCAUTERY DILATOR BY HBRID-MECHANICAL AND CAUTERIZED USE FOREUS-GUIDED HEPATICOGASTROSTOMY -Sa1412

SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND FORPANCREATOBILIARY LESIONS IN PATIENTSWITH CIRRHOSIS. - Sa1444

SHARKCORE� VERSUS ACQUIRE�: APROSPECTIVE, HEAD-TO-HEADCOMPARISON OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED LIVER BIOPSY -Sa1465

SIDE-FENESTRATED VS. FORK-TIP NEEDLESFOR EUS-GUIDED FINE-NEEDLE BIOPSY OFSOLID PANCREATIC LESIONS: A SINGLE-CENTER PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZEDSTUDY. - Sa1406

SLOW-PULL VERSUS STANDARD SUCTIONFOR ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED

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FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION SAMPLING OFSOLID PANCREATIC LESIONS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1454

STUDY ON THE SAFETY OF EUS-FNA INPATIENTS TAKING ANTITHROMBOTICDRUGS - Sa1433

SUPERIORITY OF 20G FRANSEEN NEEDLEOVER OTHER FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY ANDASPIRATION NEEDLES IN PANCREATICMASSES: A NETWORK META-ANALYSIS -Sa1434

SUSTAINED CLINICAL RESPONSE WITH EUSGUIDED RFA OF PANCREATIC INSULINOMA- 99

SUSTAINED CLINICAL RESPONSE WITH EUSGUIDED RFA OF PANCREATIC INSULINOMA- 728

THE CLINICAL UTILITY OF A FORWARD-VIEWING ECHOENDOSCOPE FORSUSPECTED HEPATICOJEJUNOSTOMYSTENOSIS AFTERPANCREATODUODENECTOMY - Sa1407

THE IMPACT OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUNDGUIDED GALLBLADDER DRAINAGE (EUS-GBD) ON REDUCING COSTS OFREINTERVENTION AND UNPLANNEDREADMISSION: A BUDGET IMPACTANALYSIS - Sa1429

THE SENSITIVITY AND NEGATIVEPREDICTIVE VALUE OF EUS-FNA OFPANCREATIC MASSES: CAN WE RULE OUTPANCREATIC CANCER? A 5 YEARSEXPERIENCE - Sa1472

TIME TO RESOLUTION OF WALLED-OFFNECROSIS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING EUS-GUIDED DRAINAGE (USING 15 MM VS. 20MM LAMS) WITH PRN NECROSECTOMY: ASINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE - Sa1467

TISSUE RECOGNITION ON EUS-GUIDED FINENEEDLE BIOPSY SAMPLES TO DETERMINETHE NUMBER OF PASSES NEEDED FORDIAGNOSIS - Sa1439

USING ENDOSCOPIC FINE NEEDLE BIOPSIESTO MAP THE IMMUNE LANDSCAPE INHUMAN PANCREATIC CANCER - Sa1422

UTILITY OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND(EUS) FOR ASSESSMENT OF RECURRENTPANCREATIC CANCER AFTER SURGICALRESECTION - Sa1440

YIELD OF PANCREATIC FINE-NEEDLE BIOPSYNOT AFFECTED BY PRIOR BILIARY STENTPLACEMENT - Sa1450

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS STOMACHA SAFE AND COST EFFECTIVE STRATEGY FORTHE MANAGEMENT OF SMALLASYMPTOMATIC GASTRIC SUBEPITHELIALTUMORS: A CASE SERIES - Su1305

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASONOGRAPHY FOR INVASIONDEPTH DIAGNOSIS IN EARLY GASTRICCANCER BEFORE ENDOSCOPICENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION -Su1259

COMPARISON OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION(FNA) VERSUS FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY (FNB)AND IMPACT OF RAPID ON-SITEEVALUATION (ROSE) IN THE DIAGNOSIS OFSUBEPITHELIAL LESIONS: A LARGE MULTI-CENTER STUDY - Su1274

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DIFFERENCES IN THE DIAGNOSTIC YIELDBETWEEN EUS GUIDED FINE NEEDLEASPIRATION (FNA) AND CORE BIOPSY(FNB) NEEDLES IN THE EVALUATION OFSUBEPITHELIAL LESIONS IN THE UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL TRACT - Su1315

NON-INVASIVE DIAGNOSTIC METHOD OFGASTRIC SUBMUCOSAL TUMORS USINGCIRCULARITY OF LESIONS: ARETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS IN 44 CASES -Su1293

THE PREVALENCE, NATURAL COURSE, ANDCLINICAL PRACTICE OF UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL SUBEPITHELIALTUMORS IN KOREA - Su1302

UTILITY OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED FINE NEEDLE BIOPSY WITH RAPIDON-SITE EVALUATION FORGASTROINTESTINAL SUBEPITHELIALLESIONS INVOLVING THE MUSCULARLAYER - Su1311

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS THERAPEUTIC, BILIARY TREESAFETY AND EFFICACY OF EUS-GUIDEDHEPATICOESOPHAGOSTOMY FORMALIGNANT BILIARY OBSTRUCTION: THE1ST CASE SERIES - Su1284

A FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY OF EUS-GUIDEDHEPATICOESOPHAGOSTOMY AS ATRANSESOPHAGEAL EUS-BD - Su1262

ALGORITHM OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED RENDEZVOUS TECHNIQUE FORFAILED BILIARY CANNULATION IN ERCP -Su1301

COMPARISON OF EUS-GUIDED RENDEZVOUSAND PERCUTANEOUS BILIARY DRAINAGEIN PATIENTS FAILED STANDARD ERCP -Su1289

COMPARISON OF LONG-TERM SUCCESSRATES OF EUS GUIDED BILIARY DRAINAGEVIA EUS GUIDED TRANSMURAL ANDTRANSPAPILLARY APPROACH – A SINGLECENTER RETROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVESTUDY - Su1323

DEVELOPMENT OF NON-FLUOROSCOPIC,ALL-ARTIFICIAL MODEL FOR ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED BILIARY DRAINAGETRAINING (TAGE-2) - Su1276

DOES EUS GUIDEDHEPATICOGASTROSTOMY AFFECTCHOLANGITIS IN INCIDENCE ANDBACTERIA ETIOLOGY? - 1034

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF EUS-GUIDEDANTEGRADE COVERED STENT PLACEMENTWITH LONG DUODENAL EXTENSION FORMALIGNANT DISTAL BILIARYOBSTRUCTION: A MULTICENTER PILOTSTUDY - 61

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDEDBILIARY DRAINAGE (EUS-BD) WITH LUMENAPPOSING METAL STENTS FOR MALIGNANTBILIARY OBSTRUCTION: A MULTICENTERNORTH AMERICAN EXPERIENCE - Su1285

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDBILIARY DRAINAGE FOLLOWING FAILEDERCP: EXPERIENCE FROM A UNITEDKINGDOM TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTRE2016-2019. - Su1324

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDEDCHOLEDOCHODUODENOSTOMY IS ADURABLE, SAFE AND SUCCESSFULPROCEDURE IN MALIGNANT BILIARYOBSTRUCTION - Su1327

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ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDEDGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE (EUS-GBD)WITH LUMEN APPOSING METAL STENTS(LAMS) IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTECHOLECYSTITIS HAS EXCELLENT LONG-TERM OUTCOMES: A LARGE, MULTICENTERUS STUDY. - Su1260

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE VERSUSPERCUTANEOUS TRANSHEPATICGALLBLADDER FOR HIGH-RISK SURGICALPATIENTS WITH SYMPTOMATICGALLBLADDER DISEASE: A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS - 1029

EUS-GUIDED ANTEGRADE TREATMENT OFCOMMON BILE DUCT STONES AFTERFAILED BALLOON ENTEROSCOPY-ASSISTEDERCP IN PATIENTS WITH SURGICALLYALTERED ANATOMY - Su1336

EUS GUIDED BILIARY DRAINAGE (EUS BD) ASA RESCUE THERAPY FOR FAILED ERCP. -Su1332

EUS-GUIDED BILIARY DRAINAGE INMALIGNANT DISTAL BILIARYOBSTRUCTION: AN INTERNATIONALSURVEY TO IDENTIFY BARRIERS OFTECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION - Su1319

EUS-GUIDED HEPATICOGASTROSTOMY ASSALVAGE TREATMENT FOR ACUTECHOLANGITIS SECONDARY TO HILARMALIGNANT OBSTRUCTION - Su1264

EUS GUIDED HEPATICOGASTROSTOMY INPATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT HILAR BLOCK- Su1340

EUS-GUIDED INTRAHEPATIC ACCESS FORRETROGRADE, ANTEGRADE ORTRANSGASTRIC BILIARY DRAINAGE:INDICATIONS, EFFICACY AND SAFETYFROM AN 8-YEAR TERTIARY CENTREEXPERIENCE. - 1031

INNOVATION OF EUS-GUIDED TRANSMURALGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE USING A NOVELSELF-EXPANDING METAL STENT - Su1314

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF A LONG,PARTIALLY-COVERED METAL STENT FOREUS-GUIDED HEPATICOGASTROSTOMY INPATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT BILIARYOBSTRUCTION - Su1257

NOVEL TRANSLUMINAL TREATMENTPROTOCOL FOR HEPATICOJEJUNOSTOMYSTRICTURE USING COVERED SELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENT - Su1254

OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSLUMINAL GALLBLADDERDRAINAGE IN PATIENTS WITHOUTCHOLECYSTITIS - Su1300

OUTCOMES OF NON-SURGICALGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE IN HIGH-SURGICAL RISK PATIENTS WITH ACUTECHOLECYSTITIS: PERCUTANEOUSCHOLECYSTOSTOMY VERSUS ENDOSCOPICTRANSPAPAILLARY GALLBLADDERSTENTING VERSUS ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSMURALGALLBLADDER STENTING - Su1256

RISK FACTORS FOR BILE LEAK DURINGENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDHEPATICOGASTROSTOMY:IMPACT OFHEPATIC PARENCHYMA - 1032

SAFETY OF EUS GUIDED GALL BLADDERDRAINAGE IN GRADE 4 CHOLECYSTITIS -Su1320

STEP WISE ANTEGRADE TREATMENT FORHEPATICOJEJUNOSTOMY ANASTOMOTIC

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STRICTURE VIA EUS GUIDEDHEPATICOGASTROSTOMY - Su1296

THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED BILIARY DRAINAGEIN BENIGN BILIARY DISEASE IN PATIENTSWITH SURGICALLY ALTERED ANATOMY. -Su1291

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS THERAPEUTIC, OTHER“AHHH, THIS INTERVAL IS JUST RIGHT!” THESTORY OF EDGE AND THE THREEINTERVALS. CAN A SHORTENED (SEVERALDAY) INTERVAL BETWEEN EUS-GASTROGASTROSTOMY ANDTRANSGASTRIC ERCP MITIGATE THE RISKOF STENT (LAMS) DISLODGMENT WHILEFACILITATING A TIMELY ERCP? - Su1317

“INNOCENT AS A LAMS.” DOESSPONTANEOUS GASTROGASTRIC/JEJUNOGASTRIC FISTULA CLOSURE(HEALING BY SECONDARY INTENTION),AFTER EUS-DIRECTED TRANSGASTRIC ERCP(EDGE) VIA 20-MM LAMS, CONFER ANINCREASED RISK OF PERSISTENT FISTULAAND UNINTENTIONAL WEIGHT GAIN? -Su1258

AN EVALUATION OF THE RISK OF EMBOLISMIN EUS GUIDED COIL AND N – BUTYLCYANOACRYLATE GLUE THERAPY ( WITHOUT LIPIODOL ) FOR FUNDAL VARICES -Su1261

A NEW THERAPEUTIC METHOD FORDECOMPENSATED LIVER CIRRHOSIS:ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDINTRAPORTAL INFUSION OF AUTOLOGOUSBONE MARROW - 58

BURN TO ASHES- A PURIFICATIONCEREMONY. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND- GUIDED RADIOFREQUENCYABLATION OF PANCREATIC LESIONS -Su1250

CLINICAL UTILITY OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED DEPLOYMENT OFLUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTS FORMALIGNANT AFFERENT LIMB SYNDROME; ADESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS - Su1265

COMPARISON OF EUS-GUIDED, ENDOSCOPICTRANSPAPILLARY AND PERCUTANEOUSGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE FOR ACUTECHOLECYSTITIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND NETWORK METANALYSIS - Su1281

COMPARISON OF MIGRATION RATE OFLUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENT ANDSTANDARD COVERED SELF-EXPANDINGMETAL STENT FOR ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND-GUIDED PANCREATIC FLUIDCOLLECTION DRAINAGE: A RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL - Su1313

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF EUS-GUIDEDTHERAPY IN GASTRIC VARICES: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS,WITH DIRECT ENDOSCOPIC GLUEINJECTION THERAPY AS A COMPARATOR -Su1249

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF LUMEN APPOSINGSELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENTS FOR EUSGUIDED CHOLECYSTOSTOMY: ANUPDATED META-ANALYSIS ANDSYSTEMATIC REVIEW - Su1283

ENDOSCOPIC ENDGAME FOR OBSTRUCTIVEPANCREATOPATHY: OUTCOMES OFANTEROGRADE ENDOSCOPIC




ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PANCREATIC DUCTDRAINAGE: A DUAL-CENTER STUDY -Su1318

ENDOSCOPIC GALLBLADDER DRAINAGE FORSYMPTOMATIC GALLBLADDER DISEASE: ACUMULATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Su1272

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDEDTHROMBIN INJECTION A NOVELMANAGEMENT APPROACH FOR VISCERALARTERY PSEUDOANEURYSM - Su1251

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RECURRENTCHOLECYSTITIS AFTER EUS-GBD FORACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS IN PATIENTS WITHUNRESECTABLE MALIGNANCIES - Su1275

HERE A LAMS. THERE A LAMS. EVERYWHEREA LAMS - Su1308

IMPACT OF PERCUTANEOUS DRAINAGE ONRESOLUTION OF LARGE WALLED-OFFNECROSIS AFTER ENDOSCOPIC DRAINAGEWITH LUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTS -Su1267

LUMEN APPOSING METAL STENT FORTREATING PANCREATIC FLUIDCOLLECTIONS IN PATIENTS ATCOMMUNITY HOSPITAL: A QUALITYIMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE TO COMPAREOUTCOMES WITH META-ANALYSISBENCHMARK - Su1333

OUTCOMES OF A STRUCTURED APPROACHTO ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OFPANCREATIC FLUID COLLECTIONS IN THEERA OF LUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTS -1030

PREDICTING THE NEED FOR SUBSEQUENTTHERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION AFTERINITIAL ENDOSCOPIC DRAINAGE OFPANCREATIC FLUID COLLECTIONS WITHLUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTS - Su1304

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND GUIDED DRAINAGE OFLIVER ABSCESS: AN EXPERIENCE OF ADECADE - Su1316

TIMING OF DIRECT ENDOSCOPICNECROSECTOMY THROUGH LUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTS FOR WALLED-OFF PANCREATIC NECROSIS IMPACTS TIMETO RESOLUTION - Su1287

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND/ENDOSCOPY:EUS THERAPEUTIC, TREATMENT OFGASTRODUODENAL OUTLETOBSTRUCTIONA COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OFPALLIATIVE TREATMENT STRATEGIES FORMALIGNANT GASTRIC OUTLETOBSTRUCTION - Su1266

A MULTICENTER INTERNATIONAL STUDYCOMPARING CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF EUS-GUIDED GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY, SURGICALGASTROJEJUNOSTOMY, AND ENTERALSTENTING FOR PATIENTS WITH GASTRICOUTLET OBSTRUCTION - Su1268

DIRECT ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDGASTROENTEROSTOMY WITH LUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENTS:ARETROSPECTIVE BICENTER STUDY ONTECHNICAL FEASIBILITY AND CLINICALOUTCOME - Su1337

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASONOGRAPHY-GUIDEDGASTROJEJUNOSTOMY FOR TREATMENTOF GASTRIC OUTLET OBSTRUCTION USING


A SAFE-PASS DOUBLE SCOPE (SPDS)TECHNIQUE - Su1270

ENDOSCOPIC GASTROENTEROSTOMYVERSUS SURGICAL GASTROJEJUNOSTOMYFOR THE TREATMENT OF GASTRIC OUTLETOBSTRUCTION IN PATIENTS WITHPERITONEAL CARCINOMATOSIS: ARETROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVE STUDY -Su1269

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDGASTROENTEROSTOMY FOR THETREATMENT OF GASTRIC OUTLETOBSTRUCTION; A META-ANALYSIS OFDIRECT AND BALLOON-ASSISTEDAPPROACH - Su1248

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND GUIDEDGASTROENTEROSTOMY USING LARGE (20MM) DIAMETER LUMEN APPOSING METALSTENTS (LLAMS) - Su1330

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDGASTROENTEROSTOMY VERSUS ENTERALSTENT VERSUS SURGICALGASTROJEJUNOSTOMY: SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND POOLED ANALYSIS - Su1280

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDEDGASTROJEJUNOSTOMY IS SUPERIOR TODUODENAL SELF EXPANDABLE METALSTENT FOR PALLITAIVE TREATMENT OFMALIGNANT GASTRIC OUTLETOBSTRUCTTION: A COMPARATIVE CASECONTROL STUDY. - Su1286

EUS GUIDED GASTROJEJUNOSTOMY (EUS-GJ) USING A NASOBILIARY TUBE (NBT) FORWATER INFUSION. - 1033

GASTRO(ENTERO)-ENTEROANASTOMOSIS INTHE THERAPY OF AFFERENT LOOPSYNDROME AND GASTRIC OUTLETOBSTRUCTION. A SINGLE CENTEREXPERIENCE - Su1329

HOW MANY EUS-GUIDEDGASTROJEJUNOSTOMY PROCEDURES ARENECESSARY FOR PROFICIENCY? ANAPPRAISAL OF THE LEARNING CURVE FORA SINGLE OPERATOR - Su1277

OUTCOMES OF PALLIATION OF MALIGNANTGASTRIC OUTLET OBSTRUCTION USINGEUS-GUIDED GASTROENTEROSTOMY VS.ENDOSCOPIC STENTING VS. SURGICALGASTROJEJUNOSTOMY: A POOLEDANALYSIS. - Su1282

PREDICTORS OF TECHNICAL AND CLINICALSUCCESS OF ENDOSCOPICGASTROENTEROSTOMY WITH LUMEN-APPOSING METALS STENTS - Su1331

ERCP: BILIARY/ENDOSCOPY: ERCPBILIARY NEOPLASIAA RETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY OFA SIDE-BY-SIDE PLASTIC STENT TO A FULLYCOVERED SELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENTIN DISTAL MALIGNANT BILIARYOBSTRUCTION - Su1522

COMPARISON OF 14-MM UNCOVERED AND10-MM COVERED METAL STENTS: AMULTICENTER RETROSPECTIVE STUDY INPATIENTS WITH DISTAL BILIARYOBSTRUCTION CAUSED BY PANCREATICCANCER - Su1534

DOSE PERTURBATION OF ESOPHAGEAL ANDBILIARY STENTS IN PROTON RADIATION -Su1554

DRUG-ELUTING METAL STENTS INMALIGNANT BILIARY STRICTURES ANDHOW THEY COMPARE TO COVERED SELF-

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EXPANDING METAL STENTS: A META-ANALYSIS - Su1574

ENDOSCOPIC BILIARY RADIOFREQUENCYABLATION WITH STENTING COMPARED TOBILIARY STENTING ALONE IN THETREATMENT OF UNRESECTABLECHOLANGIOCARCINOMA: META-ANALYSISAND SURVIVAL OUTCOMES - Su1584

ENDOSCOPIC RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATIONVERSUS PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY FORTHE TREATMENT OF UNRESECTABLECHOLANGIOCARCINOMA: COMPARISON OFSURVIVAL AND SAFETY PROFILES - Su1546

FIRST INTEROBSERVER AGREEMENT OFOPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY INTHE BILE DUCT: A MULTICENTERCOLLABORATIVE STUDY - Su1517

INTRADUCTAL RADIOFREQUENCYABLATION IMPROVES TECHNICAL SUCCESSRATE OF MULTIPLE STENT DEPLOYMENTUSING STENT-IN-STENT TECHNIQUE FORHEPATIC HILAR OBSTRUCTION - Su1519

MAXIMIZING SURVIVAL IN HILARCHOLANGIOCARCINOMA PATIENTS USINGMULTI-MODALITY THERAPY:PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY (PDT) WITHSTENTING, CHEMOTHERAPY, ANDRADIATION - Su1511

MAXIMIZING SURVIVAL IN HILARCHOLANGIOCARCINOMA PATIENTS USINGMULTI-MODALITY THERAPY:PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY (PDT) WITHSTENTING, CHEMOTHERAPY, ANDRADIATION - 1171

NOVEL BALLOON CATHETER-BASEDENDOBILIARY RADIOFREQUENCYABLATION SYSTEM: AN EX-VIVOEXPERIMENTAL STUDY - Su1573

OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY INPATIENTS WITH CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA –

A NATIONAL DATABASE STUDY - Su1568PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY (PDT),RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION (RFA) INPALLIATIVE TREATMENT OFCHOLANGIOCARCINOMA: A NON-CAUSALCOMPARATIVE META-ANALYSIS - Su1555

PREDICTIVE FACTORS FOR THEEFFECTIVENESS OF BILIARYDECOMPRESSION USING ENDOBILIARYSTENT IN PATIENTS WITH UNRESECTABLEMALIGNANT BILIARY OBSTRUCTION -Su1544

REINTERVENTION EFFICACY AFTERFUNCTIONALLY SUCCESSFUL BILATERALMETAL STENTING FOR ADVANCEDMALIGNANT HILAR OBSTRUCTION - 286

RESECTABLE PANCREATIC CANCER:PLACEMENT OF SELF EXPANDABLE METALSTENTS FOR BILIARY OBSTRUCTIONDURING NEOADJUVANT THERAPY DOESNOT APPEAR TO WORSEN SURGICALOUTCOMES OR SURVIVAL - Su1520

TREATMENT OF MALIGNANT HILAR BILIARYOBSTRUCTION IN CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA– A META-ANALYTIC COMPARISON OFENDOSCOPIC STENT-IN-STENT VERSUSSIDE-BY-SIDE INSERTION OF SELF-EXPANDING METAL STENTS - Su1543

Y-CONFIGURATION SELF EXPANDING METALSTENT WITH LARGE INTERSTICES FORTREATMENT OF CHOLANGIOCARCINOMAMALIGNANT HILAR BILIARY OBSTRUCTION-A META-ANALYSIS - Su1572

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ERCP: BILIARY/ENDOSCOPY: ERCPCHOLANGIOSCOPYA SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSISOF ENDOSCOPIC VERSUS PERCUTANEOUSMANAGEMENT OF CHOLANGITIS - Su1558

CLINICAL PRACTICE PATTERNS OF INDIRECTPERORAL CHOLANGIOPANCREATOSCOPY:AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY - Su1533

DEVELOPMENT OF BENIGN TISSUE IN-GROWTH MODEL FOR BILIARY MEDICALDEVICE APPLICATIONS - Su1532

DIAGNOSIS OF BILIARY STRICTURES USINGSPYGLASS DIRECTED BIOPSIES –

INTENTION TO TREAT ANALYSIS AT ATERTIARY CARE CENTER. - Su1541

DIGITAL CHOLANGIOSCOPY FORDETECTION OF MISSED STONES IN THEBILE DUCTS AFTER ENDOSCOPIC THERAPY-A SIGNLE CENTER STUDY - Su1576

DIGITAL SINGLE-OPERATORCHOLANGIOSCOPY INTEROBSERVERSTUDY USING A NEW AND PRACTICALSCORING SYSTEM: THE MENDOZACLASSIFICATION - 432

EARLY SINGLE-OPERATORCHOLANGIOSCOPY ASSISTEDELECTROHYDRAULIC LITHOTRIPSY (SOC-EHL) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DIFFICULTBILIARY STONES IS COST-EFFECTIVE WHENCOMPARED TO A DELAYED STEP-UPAPPROACH TO SOC-EHL. - Su1521

EFFICACY OF DIGITAL SINGLE-OPERATORCHOLANGIOSCOPY IN THE VISUALINTERPRETATION OF BILIARYMALIGNANCIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - Su1582

FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY TEST OF THEBALLOON-ASSIST AND THROUGH-THE-WINDOW DIRECT CHOLANGIOSCOPY,ANIMAL EXPERIMENT - Su1531

PREDICTORS OF INCREASING PATIENTRADTIATION EXPOSURE DURINGENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY (ERCP)WITH CHOLANGIOPANCREATOSCOPY:OUTCOMES FROM A LARGE HOSPITALSYSTEM - Su1549

ROLE OF DIGITAL SPYGLASSTM

CHOLANGIOSCOPY IN PRIMARYSCLEROSING CHOLANGITIS PATIENTS -Su1524

SINGLE-OPERATOR PERORALCHOLANGIOSCOPY-GUIDED LITHOTRIPSYFOR DIFFICULT BILIARY STONES - APROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY -Su1545

THE BENEFITS OF ADDING DIGITALCHOLANGIOSCOPY IN THE EVALUATIONAND TREATMENT OF POST-TRANSPLANTBILIARY COMPLICATIONS - Su1579

THE CURRENT DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY ANDINTER-OBSERVER AGREEMENT OF VISUALIMPRESSION WITH DIGITAL SINGLE-OPERATOR CHOLANGIOSCOPY FOR THEDIAGNOSIS OF INDETERMINATE BILIARYSTRICTURES - 106

THE CURRENT DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY ANDINTER-OBSERVER AGREEMENT OF VISUALIMPRESSION WITH DIGITAL SINGLE-OPERATOR CHOLANGIOSCOPY FOR THEDIAGNOSIS OF INDETERMINATE BILIARYSTRICTURES - 430

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ERCP: BILIARY/ENDOSCOPY: ERCP OTHERCLINICAL EFFICACY AND OUTCOMES OFERCP FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF BILEDUCT LEAKS: A NATIONWIDE COHORTSTUDY - Su1538

DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF ASCORING SYSTEM FOR MORTALITYPREDICTION AFTER ENDOBILIARY STENTPLACEMENT IN PATIENTS WITHUNRESECTABLE MALIGNANT BILIARYOBSTRUCTION - Su1542

DUODENOSCOPE-RELATED INFECTIONS: ANITALIAN PICK IN 2019. - Su1536

ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF BILE LEAKSIN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SUBTOTALCHOLECYSTECTOMY FOR ACUTECHOLECYSTITIS - Su1571

ENDOSCOPIC TRANSPAPILLARYGALLBLADDER DRAINAGE FOR ACUTECHOLECYSTITIS USING TWOGALLBLADDER STENTS (DUAL GBSTENTING) - Su1526

EVALUATION THE FACTORS AFFECTTECHNICAL SUCCESS OF ENDOSCOPICTRANSPAPILLARY GALLBLADDERDRAINAGE FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS -285

IS NEEDLE-KNIFE FISTULOTOMY (NKF) ASAFE AND EFFECTIVE APPROACH FORPRIMARY BILIARY ACCESS? A RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING NKF TOSTANDARD CANNULATION PERFORMED BYNKF NAIVE ADVANCED ENDOSCOPIST -Su1539

IS THERE AN OBESITY PARADOX INPATIENTS UNDERGOING ENDOSCOPICRETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY (ERCP),NATIONAL INPATIENT SAMPLE STUDY 2014- Su1525

LIVER ENZYMES AND BILE DUCT DIAMETERAS PREDICTORS OF POST-CHOLECYSTECTOMY BILE LEAK - Su1569

NEEDLE KNIFE SPHINCTEROTOMY FORDIFFICULT BILIARY CANNULATION:FACTORS PREDICTING ITS FAILURE - Su1562

OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY INPATIENTS WITH INFLAMMATORY BOWELDISEASE - Su1586

OUTCOMES OF NEEDLE KNIFE FISTULOTOMYAS AN INITIAL METHOD OF BILIARYCANNULATION - Su1567

OUTCOMES OF PRECUT NEEDLE KNIFEFISTULOTOMY BASED ON THEENDOSCOPIC MORPHOLOGY OF THEAMPULLA OF VATER AND OF THE SIZE OFBILE DUCT - Su1547

POST ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHYPANCREATITIS PREVENTION USINGTOPICAL EPINEPHRINE: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Su1578

POST LIVER TRANSPLANT ERCP: IS IT WORTHTHE WAIT? - 289

PRECUT WITH THE STANDARD PULL-TYPESPHINCTEROTOME FOR DIFFICULT BILIARYCANNULATION IN ERCP - Su1530

PREVENTION OF BACTERIALCONTAMINATION OF DUODENOSCOPESUSING A DISPOSABLE ELEVATOR TIP -Su1509

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPICTRANSPAPILLARY GALLBLADDER STENTING

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FOR SYMPTOMATIC GALLBLADDERDISEASE IN CIRRHOSIS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Su1561

TECHNICAL EVALUATION OFDUODENOSCOPE PERFORMANCE USING ANEWLY DEVELOPED ASSESSMENT TOOL -Su1513

THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPICTRANS-PAPILLARY GALLBLADDERSTENTING TO REPLACE PERCUTANEOUSCHOLECYSTOSTOMY IN POOR SURGICALCANDIDATES - Su1559

TRANSJEJUNAL ERCP (TJ-ERCP) VIA EUS-GUIDED ENTERO-ANASTOMOSES (EUS-EA)IN ROUX-EN-Y-HEPATICOJEJUNOSTOMY(RYHJ): SHORT AND LONG-TERMOUTCOMES OF A VARIANT EUS-DIRECTEDERCP IN A CHALLENGING PATIENTPOPULATION - 958

ERCP: BILIARY/ENDOSCOPY: ERCPSPHINCTER OF ODDITHE IMPACT OF INCREASED BILE DUCTPRESSURE RELATED TO PAPILLARYSTENOSIS AND THE ROLE OF VISCERALHYPERSENSITIVITY IN PATIENTS WITHREFRACTORY RIGHT UPPER QUADRANT(RUQ) PAIN POST CHOLECYSTECTOMY -Su1548

TREATMENT OUTCOME OF ENDOSCOPICPAPILLECTOMY ON AMPULLARY TUMORSWITH HIGH-GRADE ADENOMA OR EARLYADENOCARCINOMA - 1169

ERCP: BILIARY/ENDOSCOPY: ERCP STONESASSOCIATION OF THE TIMING OF ERCP WITHCLINICAL OUTCOMES IN NON-SEVEREACUTE CHOLANGITIS. - Su1553

DISTAL BILIARY STENT MIGRATION INPATIENTS WITH IRRETRIEVABLE COMMONBILE DUCT STONES: A RETROSPECTIVECOMPARISON BETWEEN STRAIGHT ANDDOUBLE-PIGTAIL STENTS. - Su1575

EFFECT OF POST-ERCP CHOLECYSTECTOMYVS. PRIMARY ERCP ALONE ON THE RATE OFRECURRENT COMMON BILE DUCT STONES -Su1518

EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENTFOR CONFLUENCE STONES - Su1585

FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY STUDY OF ATEMPORARY BILIARY STENT FORPROPHYLAXIS OF POST-ERCPCHOLANGITIS AFTER STONE REMOVAL. -Su1556

HEPARIN BRIDGING THERAPY ISASSOCIATED WITH DELAYED BLEEDINGAFTER ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT FORCOMMON BILE DUCT STONE IN PATIENTSTREATED WITH ORAL ANTITHROMBOTICTHERAPY - Su1535

INCREASED RISK OF POST-ERCPPANCREATITIS IN PATIENTS WITHASYMPTOMATIC COMMON BILE DUCTSTONES - Su1529

IS IT NECESSARY TO INSERT A BILIARYSPONTANEOUS DISLODGEMENT SPIRALSTENT ROUTINELY AFTER COMPLETESTONE REMOVAL? INTERIM ANALYSIS OFAN ONGOING SINGLE-CENTER,PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED,CONTROLLED STUDY - 287

PERFORMANCE AND ACCURACY OF REVISED2019 ASGE GUIDELINES FOR SUSPECTEDCHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS: OUTCOMESFROM A LARGE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM




COMPRISING 14 HOSPITALS WITH BOTHACADEMIC AND COMMUNITY SETTING -288

PERFORMANCE OF UPDATED ASGE HIGH-RISK CRITERIA FORCHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS - Su1550

PREDICTING ERCP DIFFICULT CANNULATIONBASED ON CLINICAL VARIABLES, PAPILLAMORPHOLOGY AND BILIARY ANATOMY -Su1552

RISK FACTORS FOR FAILURE ANDCOMPLICATIONS OF ENDOSCOPICPAPILLARY LARGE BALLOON DILATION(EPLBD) IN THE CLEARANCE OF DIFFICULTBILE DUCT STONES - Su1515

THE NATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN THEMANAGEMENT OF COMMON BILE DUCTSTONES IN ENGLAND - Su1551

TREATMENT OF CHOLELITHIASIS WITHCHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS THROUGH THEASSOCIATION OF LAPAROSCOPIC ANDENDOSCOPIC ACCESS, IN ONE-TIME ANDOUTPATIENT BASIS, WITH COST ANALYSIS.- Su1537

TRENDS, PREDICTORS AND OUTCOMES OFENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY AMONGPREGNANT PATIENTS - Su1528

VALIDATION OF THE PREDICTORS OFCHOLEDOCHOLITHIASIS AND PROPOSEDMANAGEMENT ALGORITHM FROM THE2019 ASGE GUIDELINE “ROLE OFENDOSCOPY IN THE EVALUATION ANDMANAGEMENT OFCHOLEDOCHOLITHAISIS.” - Su1514

ERCP: BILIARY/ENDOSCOPY: ERCPSTRICTURESA COMBINED SIDE-BY-SIDE AND STENT-IN-STENT METHOD FOR TRIPLE METALSTENTING IN PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANTHILAR BILIARY OBSTRUCTION - Su1523

CHANGING CLINICAL SPECTRUM OF BENIGNBILIARY STRICTURES - Su1563

DEVELOPMENT OF THE MULTI-HOLE SELF-EXPANDABLE METALLIC STENT AND APRELIMINARY STUDY ON ITS USEFULNESS -Su1583

EFFICACY OF A NOVEL ULTRA-SHARPDILATION DEVICE FOR DILATING EXISTINGBARE METAL STENT’S MESH IN PATIENTSWITH HILAR CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA -Su1560

ENDOSCOPIC TRANSPAPILLARYGALLBLADDER STENT PLACEMENT TOPREVENT ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS INPATIENTS RECEIVING FULLY COVERED SELFEXPANDING METAL STENTS FOR BENIGNBILIARY STRICTURE - 1170

FEASIBILITY OF BILIARY STENTING USING ANOVEL DESIGNED ANTI-REFLUX METALSTENT (ARMS) WITH DUCKBILL SHAPEDDESIGN - AN EXPERIENCE OF 2 JAPANESEINSTITUTIONS - - Su1580

HEPATICO-JEJUNOSTOMY’S ANASTOMOTICSTRICTURE TREATED BY EUS-GUIDEDENTERAL-ENTERAL ENDOSCOPIC BYPASS(EEEB) AND SUBSEQUENT ERC: A TERTIARYREFERRAL SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE. -Su1512

NEWLY DEVELOPED TWO-IN-ONE COVEREDAND UNCOVERED METAL STENT FORINOPERABLE MALIGNANT DISTAL BILIARYOBSTRUCTION - Su1564


OUTCOME OF ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OFBILIARY COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWINGADULT RIGHT LOBE LIVING DONOR LIVERTRANSPLANTATION - Su1527

PROBE-BASED CONFOCAL LASERENDOMICROSCOPY IMPROVESDIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE IN DOMINANTSTRICTURES IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARYSCLEROSING CHOLANGITIS: FINAL RESULTSOF A US PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTERSTUDY - 429

RE-INTERBENTION USING 12-MM DIAMETERFULLY COVERED METALLIC STENT FORRECURRENT OBSTRUCTION IN PATIENTSWITH UNRESECTABLE DISTAL BILIARYOBSTRUCTION. - Su1565

REVISITING THE DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OFERCP BRUSH CYTOLOGY FORINDETERMINATE BILIARY STRICTURES -Su1540

SINGLE-SESSION MULTIPLE STENTDEPLOYMENT USING NOVEL STENTWITHOUT DILATING INITIAL STENT MESHTO TREAT MALIGNANT HEPATIC HILAROBSTRUCTION - Su1516

STENT VERSUS BALLOON DILATION FOR THETREATMENT OF DOMINANT STRICTURES INPRIMARY SCLEROSING CHOLANGITIS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Su1581

TARGETED NEXT-GENERATIONSEQUENCING (NGS) OF BILIARYBRUSHINGS AND BIOPSIES IMPROVES THEDETECTION OF MALIGNANT STRICTURESAND POTENTIALLY STRATIFIES PATIENTSFOR TARGETED ANTICANCER THERAPY -105

TARGETED NEXT-GENERATIONSEQUENCING (NGS) OF BILIARYBRUSHINGS AND BIOPSIES IMPROVES THEDETECTION OF MALIGNANT STRICTURESAND POTENTIALLY STRATIFIES PATIENTSFOR TARGETED ANTICANCER THERAPY -428

TEMPORARY PLACEMENT OF A FULLY-COVERED METAL STENT FOR AHEPATICOJEJUNOSTOMY ANASTOMOTICSTRICTURE - Su1566

THE EFFICACY OF A FULLY COVERED SELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENT ANCHORED BYA PLASTIC STENT FOR ANTI-MIGRATION INTHE MANAGEMENT OF MALIGNANTBILIARY STRICTURE: A PROSPECTIVERANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY -Su1510

USEFULNESS OF INTRADUCTAL PLACEMENTOF A MODIFIED, SHORT FULLY COVEREDSELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENT INPATIENTS WITH PERIHILAR BENIGNBILIARY STRICTURES - Su1557

USEFULNESS OF UNFLARED INTRADUCTALSHORT FULLY COVERED SELF-EXPANDABLEMETALLIC STENT FOR ENDOSCOPICREMOVAL OF BILE DUCT STONESCOMPLICATED BY BILIARY STRICTURE -Su1577

UTILITY OF NEXT GENERATIONSEQUENCING OF BILIARY BRUSHINGSWITH NEGATIVE CYTOLOGY: OUTCOMESFROM A LARGE PROSPECTIVELYCOLLECTED REGISTRY - 431

UTILITY OF THE 3-CHROMOSOME FISH TESTIN THE EVALUATION OF INDETERMINATE

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BILIARY STRICTURES: A SINGLE TERTIARYCENTER EXPERIENCE - Su1570

ERCP: BILIARY/PANCREAS/ENDOSCOPY:ERCP NEW TECHNOLOGYANALYSIS OF THE THERAPEUTIC SHORTDOUBLE BALLOON ENTEROSCOPEASSISTED ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY INPATIENTS WITH SURGICALLY-ALTEREDPANCREATICOBILIARY ANATOMY - Su1435

CHOLANGIOPANCREATOSCOPY-GUIDEDSOFT TISSUE LASER DISSECTION ANDABLATION FOR REFRACTORY STRICTURESAND NEOPLASIA - Su1422

DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OFSCOPESEAL�, A NOVEL DISPOSABLEDEVICE TO PREVENT PATIENT-DUODENOSCOPE CROSS CONTAMINATION- 96

DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OFSCOPESEAL�, A NOVEL DISPOSABLEDEVICE TO PREVENT PATIENT-DUODENOSCOPE CROSS CONTAMINATION- 1175

EFFICACY OF MULTI-HOLE SELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENTS VERSUSFULLY-COVERED SELF-EXPANDABLE METALSTENTS IN PATIENTS WITH UNRESECTABLEMALIGNANT DISTAL BILIARYOBSTRUCTION: A PROSPECTIVE COHORTSTUDY WITH PROPENSITY SCOREMATCHING - Su1434

ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY IN ATERTIARY CANADIAN HOSPITAL:OPTIMIZING TISSUE SAMPLINGTECHNIQUES - Su1436

ERCP WITH CARBON DIOXIDECHOLANGIOGRAPHY USING DIGITALSUBTRACTION IMAGING IS COMPARABLETO IODINATED CONTRASTCHOLANGIOGRAPHY FOR DETECTION OFCHOLEDOCHOLITHIASISdA PILOT STUDY -1176

INTRADUCTAL VS. TRANSPAPILLARYPLACEMENT OF FULLY COVERED METALSTENT FOR MALIGNANT BILIARYSTRICTURES - Su1453

MAXIMIZING SUCCESS IN SINGLE-SESSIONEDGE - PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF STENTMIGRATION - 960

QUANTITATIVE QPCR-BASED BIOBURDENTEST FOR THE DETECTION OFCARBAPENEM-RESISTANTENTEROBACTERIACEAE (CRE): NOVEL TESTFOR SURVEILLANCE AND RISK-STRATIFICATION - 95

QUANTITATIVE QPCR-BASED BIOBURDENTEST FOR THE DETECTION OFCARBAPENEM-RESISTANTENTEROBACTERIACEAE (CRE): NOVEL TESTFOR SURVEILLANCE AND RISK-STRATIFICATION - 1177

ERCP: BILIARY/PANCREAS/ENDSOCOPY:OUTCOMES STUDIES (BILIARY/PANCREAS)A MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE COHORTSTUDY OF ADVERSE EVENTS ASSOCIATEDWITH BILIARY ERCP - 1173

BILIARY SPHINCTEROTOMY VS BILIARYSTENT WITH OR WITHOUT BILIARYSPHINCTEROTOMY FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF POST-

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CHOLECYSTECTOMY BILE LEAK: ASYTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS -Su1456

CAN IODIXANOL PREVENT POST-ERCPPANCREATITIS? APROSPECTIVE,RANDOMIZED,CONTROLLEDTRIAL - 1174

CEREBRAL OXYGENATION MONITORING INPATIENTS UNDERGOING ERCP UNDERDEEP SEDATION: A PROSPECTIVEOBSERVATIONAL STUDY. - Su1454

COMPARISON OF COVERED VS. UNCOVEREDSELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENTS FORPALLIATION OF DISTAL MALIGNANTBILIARY STRICTURES. - Su1448

DOES EARLY ERCP AFFECT OUTCOMES INPATIENTS WITH ACUTE BILIARYPANCREATITIS WITHOUT ACUTECHOLANGITIS? ANALYSIS OF NATIONWIDEDATABASE - Su1439

DOES MULTIDISCIPLINARY MEETING ALTERTHE OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITHPANCREATO-BILIARY DISEASE? A LONGERLOOK AT THE ANSWER IN THISPROSPECTIVE SINGLE BLINDED STUDY -Su1431

DO WE REALLY WANT TO PREVENT POSTERCP PANCREATITIS- WHY NOT TO STARTWITH NEEDLE KNIFE PRECUT? - 1167

EARLY ERCP IN ACUTE BILIARYPANCREATITIS: META-ANALYSIS OFRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS -Su1447

ENDOSCOPIST FACILITATEDENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION FORGENERAL ANESTHESIA ENHANCESEFFICIENCY, PATIENT AND STAFF SAFETYDURING ERCP: A PROSPECTIVERANDOMIZED STUDY - 107

ENDOSCOPIST FACILITATEDENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION FORGENERAL ANESTHESIA ENHANCESEFFICIENCY, PATIENT AND STAFF SAFETYDURING ERCP: A PROSPECTIVERANDOMIZED STUDY - 957

ERCP IN THE REMOVAL OF BILIOPANCREATICSTONES FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS WITHSURGICALLY ALTERED ANATOMY - Su1452

EUS-DIRECTED TRANSGASTRIC ERCP VERSUSDOUBLE BALLOON ENTEROSCOPY-ASSISTED ERCP IN PATIENTS WITH ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS ANATOMY: ASINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE - Su1427

GENERAL ANESTHESIA IS ASSOCIATED WITHWORSE OUTCOMES COMPARED TOMONITORED ANESTHESIA CARE: ANALYSISOF 18,081 CONSECUTIVE ENDOSCOPICRETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY (ERCP)CASES - Su1443

IMPACT OF EUS GUIDED GASTRO-GASTROSTOMY TO FACILITATE FURTHERENDOSCOPIC INTERVENTIONS IN PATIENTSWITH ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS: MORETHAN JUST EDGE! - Su1425

IMPACT OF SUPINE VERSUS PRONE POSITIONON ERCP PERFORMANCE: ARETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY - Su1428

INCREASED CAPTURE OF POST-ERCPADVERSE EVENTS BY DELAYED (DAY 7)FOLLOW-UP CALLS: A PROSPECTIVECOMPARISON OF PHYSICIAN AND NURSE-INITIATED CALLS - Su1429

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INCREASED MORTALITY AND COSTS SEENAMONG PATIENTS REQUIRING REPEATERCP WITHIN THE FIRST YEAR - Su1457

INTRA-SPHINCTERIC BOTULINUM TOXININJECTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TYPEIII SPHINCTER OF ODDI DYSFUNCTION: ISIT EFFECTIVE? - Su1437

LATERAL SPREADING LESIONS ARESIGNIFICANTLY ASSOCIATED WITHRECURRENCE AFTER ENDOSCOPICPAPILLECTOMY FOR AMPULLARY TUMOR -Su1449

LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF ADVERSEEVENTS AND CLOSURE AFTER EUS-DIRECTED TRANSGASTRIC ERCP (EDGEPROCEDURE) BY ACCESS ROUTE: A MULTI-CENTER EXPERIENCE - 959

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPICPAPILLECTOMY FOR EARLY-STAGE CANCERIN DUODENAL AMPULLARY ADENOMA :COMPARISON WITH SURGICAL TREATMENT- Su1438

NO EFFECT OF ENDOSCOPICSPHINCTEROTOMY IN PREVENTION OFPANCREATITIS AFTER BILIARY METALSTENT PLACEMENT FOR THE PATIENTSWITHOUT PANCREATIC DUCTOBSTRUCTION, A MULTICENTEROBSERVATIONAL ANALYSYS USINGINVERSIVE PROBABILITY OF TREATMENTWEIGHTING METHOD - Su1442

OUTCOMES OF ERCP IN PATIENTS WITHACUTE STROKE: A NATIONAL STUDY -Su1450

PARTIALLY COVERED VERSUS UNCOVEREDSELF-EXPANDABLE METAL STENTS IN THEPALLIATIVE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANTDISTAL BILIARY OBSTRUCTION - Su1445

POST ERCP BACTEREMIA AND POST ERCPFEVER LEADS TO EARLY UNPLANNEDREADMISSION– INCIDENCE ANDOUTCOMES - Su1444

PREDICTORS OF UNPLANNED INTRA-PROCEDURAL CONVERSION FROMMONITORED ANESTHESIA CARE TOGENERAL ANESTHESIA DURING ERCP: ALARGE RETROSPECTIVE COHORT - Su1423

PRIMARY NEEDLE KNIFE SPHINCTEROTOMYFOR BILIARY ACCESS IN SELECTEDPATIENTS WITH HIGH RISK FOR POST-ERCPPANCREATITIS: A PROSPECTIVEPRELIMINARY FEASIBILITY STUDY - Su1441

RISK FACTOR OF RECURRENT BILIARYOBSTRUCTION OF COVERED SELF-EXPANDABLE METALLIC STENT FORUNRESECTABLE DISTAL MALIGNANTBILIARY STRICTURE - Su1433

SAFETY AND SEDATION-ASSOCIATEDADVERSE EVENT REPORTING AMONGPATIENTS UNDERGOING ENDOSCOPICCHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY: ACOMPARATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Su1432

TACROLIMUS: A POTENTIAL NOVEL THERAPYTO PREVENT POST-ERCP PANCREATITIS -Su1426

THE MICROBIOME OF TRANSLUMENALLYDRAINED POST-OPERATIVE ABDOMINALFLUID COLLECTIONS - Su1451

THE RISK FACTORS OF DELAYEDHEMORRHAGE AFTER ENDOSCOPICSPHINCTEROTOMY IN OUR CASES - Su1440

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THIRTY-DAY INCIDENCE OF POST ERCPCOMPLICATIONS: INCIDENCE, RISKFACTORS AND OUTCOMES - Su1455

TRANSPANCREATIC PAPILLOTOMY ANDSAFETY & EFFICACY OF ERCP: A META-ANALYSIS - Su1430

TRANSPAPILLARY GALLBLADDER STENTPLACEMENT: EXPANDING TREATMENTOPTIONS FOR SYMPTOMATIC GALLSTONEDISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH CIRRHOSISAWAITING LIVER TRANSPLANTATION -Su1446

UNPLANNED ERCP FOR BILIARYCOMPLICATIONS IS MORE COMMONLYPERFORMED IN LIVING DONOR LIVERTRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS COMPARED TODONATION AFTER BRAIN OR CARDIACDEATH RECIPIENTS - Su1424

ERCP: PANCREAS/ENDOSCOPY: ERCPCOMPLICATIONS AND OUTCOMESPERIPROCEDURAL FLUID HYDRATION DOESNOT PREVENT POST-ENDOSCOPICRETROGRADECHOLANGIOPANCREATICOGRAPHYPANCREATITIS IN PATIENTS RECEIVINGRECTAL NON-STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS: A MULTICENTERRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - 1172

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALCOMPARING NEEDLE-KNIFE FISTULOTOMYTO TRANSPAPILLARY CANNULATION FORPRIMARY BILIARY ACCESS. - 1168

ERCP: PANCREAS/ENDOSCOPY: ERCPPSEUDOCYST, WALLED OFF NECROSIS,DUCT LEAKSPROSPECTIVE TRIAL EVALUATING THESAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THEINTERSCOPE ENDOROTOR� RESECTIONSYSTEM FOR DIRECT ENDOSCOPICNECROSECTOMY OF WALLED-OFPANCREATIC NECROSIS (ENDOROTOR DENTRIAL) - 961

ESOPHAGUS 1/ENDOSCOPY: BARRETT’sESOPHAGUS: SCREENING, SURVEILLANCEEVIDENCE SUPPORTING A CONTINUED ROLEFOR STANDARD 4-QUADRANT BIOPSIESALONG WITH WIDE AREATRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLING WITHCOMPUTER-ASSISTED 3D ANALYSIS(WATS3D) IN THE DIAGNOSIS ANDMANAGEMENT OF BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS:A LARGE SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE -Mo1258

ADHERENCE TO RECOMMENDEDSURVEILLANCE INTERVALS ISCHALLENGING FOR BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS PATIENTS WITH HIGH-GRADEDYSPLASIA AND CARCINOMA IN-SITU -Mo1282

BLUE LIGHT IMAGING AND LINKED COLORIMAGING IMPROVE VISUALIZATION OFBARRETT NEOPLASIA BY NON-EXPERTENDOSCOPISTS - 245

CLINICAL APPLICABILITY OF WIDE AREATRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLING (WATS-3D) INSCREENING & SURVEILLANCE OFBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS - A SYSTEMATICREVIEW & SENSITIVITY META-ANALYSIS -Mo1246

CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATEDWITH DYSPLASIA AND ESOPHAGEAL




ADENOCARCINOMA IN PATIENTS WITH ANIRREGULAR Z-LINE - Mo1271

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF CDX2EXPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITHESOPHAGEAL COLUMNAR MUCOSA, BUTWITHOUT GOBLET CELLS: AN OUTCOMESTUDY OF 3443 CASES EVALUATED BYWATS3D - Mo1270

CLOCK-FACE DISTRIBUTION OF VISIBLE VSINVISIBLE DYSPLASIA IN BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS: A POOLED ANALYSIS OFTHREE PROSPECTIVE STUDIES - Mo1263

COMPUTER-AIDED DETECTION ALGORITHMDETECTS BARRETT NEOPLASIA WITH HIGHDIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY DURING LIVEENDOSCOPIC PROCEDURES: A PILOTSTUDY. - 244

DYSPLASIA DETECTION RATES AREINDEPENDENT OF BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUSSEGMENT LENGTH WHEN USING WIDEAREA TRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLING -Mo1250

DYSPLASIA IS IDENTIFIED IN BOTHPROXIMAL AND DISTAL REGIONS OF LONGSEGMENT BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS USINGWIDE AREA TRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLING -Mo1281

ENDOSCOPIC FEATURES OF BURIEDBARRETT’S MUCOSA: VISIBLE TO THETRAINED EYE? - Mo1259

EPITHELIAL GLAND BURDEN DETERMINEDBY VOLUMETRIC LASER ENDOMICROSCOPYIS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLETEREMISSION OF INTESTINAL METAPLASIAFOLLOWING ENDOSCOPIC ERADICATIONTHERAPY FOR BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS -Mo1256

HIGH ACCURANCY AND EFFECTIVENESSWITH DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS ANDARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DETECTIONOF EARLY ESOPHAGEAL NEOPLASIA INBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS: AN EXTERNALVIDEO VALIDATION STUDY - Mo1249

IDENTIFICATION OF VISIBLE LESIONS USINGNARROW BAND IMAGING: A VIDEOSURVEY STUDY OF ACADEMIC ANDCOMMUNITY ENDOSCOPISTS - Mo1244

INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS FORBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS AFTER SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY: A LARGE POPULATIONDATABASE STUDY - Mo1255

LOCATION AND PATTERN OF RECURRENCESIN PATIENTS WITH BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUSAFTER ENDOSCOPIC THERAPY: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND CRITICALANALYSIS OF THE PUBLISHED LITERATURE.- Mo1273

LOW-GRADE DYSPLASIA IN BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS IS DOWNGRADED IN HALF OFTHE CASES AFTER SYSTEMATIC EXPERTPATHOLOGY REVIEW BEFORE PATIENTREFERRAL FOR ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT. -Mo1253

LOW RATES OF ENDOSCOPY IN PATIENTSWITH MULTIPLE RISK FACTORS FORBARRESTT’S ESOPHAGUS: FINDINDS FROMA STATEWIDE RESEARH NETWORK - 242

OPTIMIZATION OF SURVEILLANCEINTERVALS AFTER SUCCESSFULRADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION THERAPYFOR DYSPLASTIC BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS:RESULTS OF AN INTERNATIONALMULTICENTER COHORT STUDY - 246


PREVALENCE AND PREDICTORS OFINTESTINAL METAPLASIA IN PATIENTSWITH IRREGULAR Z LINE - Mo1254

RECURRENCE OF GASTRO-ESOPHAGEALJUNCTION INTESTINAL METAPLASIA AFTERENDOSCOPIC ERADICATION OF BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITHINCREASED RATES OF DYSPLASIARECURRENCE: RESULTS OF A MULTI-CENTER COHORT STUDY - Mo1248

RISK OF NEOPLASTIC PROGRESSION INPATIENTS WITH LONG-SEGMENTBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS-JAPANMULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE COHORTSTUDY - Mo1247

WATS TESTING IMPROVES DETECTION OFINTESTINAL METAPLASIA IN PATIENTSWITH SYMPTOMATICGASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASEAND VISIBLE COLUMNAR MUCOSA OF R1CM IN LENGTH IN THE ESOPHAGUS. -Mo1284

WIDE AREA TRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLEESOPHAGEAL BIOPSY COMBINED WITHCOMPUTER ASSISTED 3-DIMENSIONALTISSUE ANALYSIS (WATS3D) FORDETECTION OF HIGH GRADE DYSPLASIAAND ADENOCARCINOMA IN BARRETT:EUROPEAN MULTI-CENTER, PROSPECTIVE,RANDOMIZED, TANDEM STUDY. - 104

WIDE AREA TRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLEESOPHAGEAL BIOPSY COMBINED WITHCOMPUTER ASSISTED 3-DIMENSIONALTISSUE ANALYSIS (WATS3D) FORDETECTION OF HIGH GRADE DYSPLASIAAND ADENOCARCINOMA IN BARRETT:EUROPEAN MULTI-CENTER, PROSPECTIVE,RANDOMIZED, TANDEM STUDY. - 243

WIDE-AREA TRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLING INADJUNCT TO FORCEPS BIOPSY INCREASESTHE ABSOLUTE DETECTIONS RATES OFBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS AND ESOPHAGEALDYSPLASIA: A META-ANALYSIS ANDSYSTEMATIC REVIEW. - Mo1252

WIDE-AREA TRANSEPITHELIAL SAMPLING INADJUNCT TO FORCEPS BIOPSY INCREASESTHE DIAGNOSTIC YIELD OF RECURRENTOR RESIDUAL BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS INPATIENTS WHO UNDERWENT ENDOSCOPICTREATMENT: A META-ANALYSIS ANDSYSTEMATIC REVIEW. - Mo1272

ESOPHAGUS 1/ENDOSCOPY: BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS: THERAPYARGON PLASMA COAGULATION FORBARRETT`S ESOPHAGUS WITH LOW-GRADEDYSPLASIA: RANDOMIZED TRIAL WITHLONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP EVALUATING THEIMPACT OF POWER SETTING AND PROTONPUMP INHIBITOR DOSE - 368

COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THESTRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONALINTEGRITY OF THE NEO-SQUAMOUSEPITHELIUM FOLLOWING ENDOSCOPICTHERAPY IN BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS : APILOT STUDY - Mo1275

COMPARATIVE OUTCOMES OF CAP ASSISTEDENDOSCOPIC RESECTION ANDENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION INPATIENTS WITH DYSPLASTIC BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS AND INTRAMUCOSALADENOCARCINOMA - Mo1239

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR BARRETT’S RELATED NEOPLASIA IN

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THE NETHERLANDS: RESULTS OF ANATIONWIDE COHORT OF 140 CASES - 369

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH LACK OFCOMPLETE REMISSION OF INTESTINALMETAPLASIA IN PATIENTS WITH BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS ASSOCIATED HIGH GRADEDYSPLASIA AND INTRAMUCOSAL CANCER -Mo1293

FIRST IN-HUMAN (FIH) STUDY ON THESAFETY, TOLERABILITY AND EFFICACY OFTHE AQUAMEDICAL FOCAL RF-VAPORABLATION (RFVA) SYSTEM, FOR THEERADICATION OF BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS(BE): THE STEAM-BE DOSIMETRY STUDY -Mo1240

FIRST-IN-HUMAN EXPERIENCE OF THENOVEL C2 CRYOBALLOON 180� ABLATIONSYSTEM IN PATIENTS WITH DYSPLASTICBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS - Mo1269

HIATAL HERNIA SIZE AND BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS SEGMENT LENGTH -INDEPENDENT PREDICTORS OF THENUMBER OF RADIOFREQUENCYABLATIONS NEEDED TO ACHIEVECOMPLETE ERADICATION OF INTESTINALMETAPLASIA OR DYSPLASIA IN BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS - Mo1243

HYBRID ARGON PLASMA COAGULATIONAND RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION INBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS - Mo1278

MID TO LONG TERM EFFICACY OFENDOSCOPIC THERAPY IN NEOPLASTICBARETT’S ESOPHAGUS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META ANALYSIS - Mo1274

NITROUS OXIDE CRYOBALLOON ABLATIONIS A SAFE, EFFECTIVE AND DURABLEENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT FORDYSPLASTIC TREATMENT-NAÏVE ANDPREVIOUSLY-ABLATED BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS - Mo1257

OUTCOMES OF RADIOFREQUENCYABLATION VS ENDOSCOPIC SURVEILLANCEFOR BARRETTS ESOPHAGUS WITH LOW-GRADE DYSPLASIA: A SYTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - Mo1260

PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTRE RANDOMISEDCONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING THESAFETY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THEENDOROTOR� MUCOSAL RESECTIONDEVICE WITH CONTINUED ABLATION INTHE TREATMENT OF REFRACTORYBARRETT’S OESOPHAGUS: REPORT OFINITIAL OUTCOMES - Mo1280

SIMPLIFIED VERSUS STANDARD REGIMENFOR FOCAL RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATIONOF SHORT SEGMENT DYSPLASTICBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS ARE EQUALLYEFFECTIVE: SHOULD WE KEEP IT SIMPLE? -Mo1291

WATS TESTING INCREASES DETECTION OFRECURRENT INTESTINAL METAPLASIAFOLLOWING COMPLETE ERADICATION OFINTESTINAL METAPLASIA IN TREATEDBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS WITH LOW-GRADEDYSPLASIA, HIGH-GRADE DYSPLASIA, ORINTRAMUCOSAL ADENOCARCINOMA. -Mo1265

ESOPHAGUS 1/ENDOSCOPY: ESOPHAGEALENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTIONEFFICACY AND OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION IN T1B ESOPHAGEALADENOCARCINOMA: CAN

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ESOPHAGECTOMY BE AVOIDED IN SELECTPATIENTS? - Mo1292

ENDOSCOPIC BACKGROUND MUCOSALRESURFACING (EBMR) TO PREVENT THEMETACHRONOUS RECURRENCE OFSUPERFICIAL ESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUSCANCER AFTER CURATIVE ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED STUDY - 365

LIGATION-ASSISTED ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSALRESECTION FOR ESOPHAGEAL GRANULARCELL TUMORS IS SAFE AND EFFECTIVE -Mo1287

PHYSICIAN TRAINING AND CREDENTIALINGIN ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONIN THE UNITED STATES: A SURVEY-BASEDSTUDY - Mo1279

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF MULTIBANDMUCOSECTOMY AND ENDOSCOPIC CAPRESECTION IN EARLY BARRETT’SNEOPLASIA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Mo1285

UTILIZATION TRENDS AND VOLUME-OUTCOMES RELATIONSHIP INENDOSCOPIC RESECTION FOR STAGE 1ESOPHAGEAL CANCER IN THE UNITEDSTATES - 370

ESOPHAGUS 1/ENDOSCOPY: ESOPHAGUSOTHERCAP-ASSISTED ENDOSCOPIC SEPTOTOMY OFZENKER DIVERTICULUM (ZD): EARLY ANDLONG-TERM OUTCOME - 366

CHANGES IN IMPEDANCE PLANIMETRYMETRICS PREDICT CLINICAL RESPONSE TOFLEXIBLE ENDOSCOPIC ZENKER’SDIVERTICULOTOMY - Mo1277

CLINICAL EFFICACY OF ENDOSCOPICVACUUM-ASSISTED CLOSURE THERAPY(EVAC) IN GASTROESOPHAGEAL DEFECTS -A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW & COMPARATIVEMETA-ANALYSIS WITH ENDOSCOPIC STENTTHERAPY (EST) - Mo1242

COMPARISON OF FLEXIBLE ENDOSCOPICAND OPEN SURGICAL APPROACHES FORZENKER’S DIVERTICULA: A CASE-MATCHEDSTUDY - 367

COMPARISON OF THE EFFICACY ANDSAFETY OF ENDOSCOPIC INCISIONALTHERAPY AND BALLOON DILATATION FORESOPHAGEAL ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURE -Mo1276

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ARGON PLASMACOAGULATION AND RADIOFREQUENCYABLATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OFSYMPTOMATIC CERVICAL INLET PATCH:SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Mo1268

ENDOSCOPIC LOCAL INJECTION OFSIROLIMUS TO PREVENT ESOPHAGEALSTRICTURE POST-ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION - Mo1288

ESOPHAGEAL STENT MIGRATION - ARE WEGETTING BETTER AT AVOIDING IT? -Mo1286

EVALUATION OF SUTURED STENT FIXATIONTO PREVENT ESOPHAGEAL STENTMIGRATION IN 187 PATIENTS: AMULTICENTER PROPENSITY SCOREMATCHING ANALYSIS - Mo1262

GLUCAGON ADMINISTRATION IN THEEMERGENCY ROOM FOR ESOPHAGEALFOOD IMPACTION: DETERMINING ITS

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EFFICACY AND PREDICTIVE FACTORS OFSUCCESS - Mo1264

LEARNING CURVE OF TRANSORALINCISIONLESS FUNDOPLICATION: A SINGLEENDOSCOPIST EXPERIENCE - Mo1283

NATIONWIDE REGISTRATION SURVEY OFSUPERFICIAL HEAD AND NECK CANCER-THE RELATIONS OF ENDOSCOPIC ANDHISTOPATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS- - Mo1251

SAFETY AND FEASIBILITY OF SAME DAYDISCHARGE FOLLOWING ESOPHAGEALENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION -Mo1289

STENT-IN-STENT TECHNIQUE FOR REMOVALOF EMBEDDED PARTIALLY COVERED SELF-EXPANDING METAL STENTS: A LARGESINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE - Mo1294

THE EFFECT OF FIBROSIS ON EFFICACY OFENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL RESECTION INBARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS - Mo1261

THE EFFECT OF PIRFENIDONE FORESOPHAGEAL STRICTURE AFTERCIRCUMFEREENTIAL ESOPHAGEALENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION INA PORCINE MODEL - Mo1290

THE ENDOSCOPIC DILATION MONITOR 2(EDM2) CAN PREDICT IMPROVEMENT INDYSPHAGIA, MUCOSAL DAMAGE ANDNEED FOR REPEAT DILATIONSSUBSEQUENT TO ESOPHAGEAL BALLOONDILATION - Mo1266

THE IMPACT OF ENDOLUMINALFUNCTIONAL LUMEN IMAGING PROBE ONTHE MANAGEMENT OF ESOPHAGEALDYSMOTILITY PATIENTS: A REAL-WORLDMULTICENTER EXPERIENCE - Mo1241

TREATMENT OF SEVERE, REFRACTORYESOPHAGEAL STRICTURES WITHMITOMYCIN C: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Mo1267

ESOPHAGUS 2/ENDOSCOPY: ACHALASIA/POEMVALUE OF ENDOSCOPY ULTRASONOGRAPHYIN THE TREATMENT OF DIFFUSEESOPHAGEAL SPASM WITH PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY - Sa1321

A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALAYSIS OFTREATMENT OPTIONS FOR ACHALASIA:PNEUMATIC DILATION VS HELLERMYOTOMY VS PER-ORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY - Sa1256

AFLATOXIN INFLUENCES ACHALASIASYMPTOMATOLOGY - 884

A LARGE SINGLE-CENTER STUDY ON THECLINICAL OUTCOMES OF PER-ORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FOR SIGMOIDTYPE 2 ACHALASIA - Sa1262

A MULTICENTER COMPARISON OF THESAFETY AND EFFICACY PROFILE OFPERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FORACHALASIA: OUTCOMES FROM THEENDOSCOPY UNIT VS. THE OPERATINGROOM - Sa1266

ANALYSIS OF SAFETY AND EFFICACY OFPERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FORACHALASIA: A SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCEWITH MID-TERM FOLLOW-UP - Sa1313

AN EVALUATION OF THE COMPLICATIONRISKS FOLLOWING PERORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY IN PATIENTS ONANTITHROMBOTIC THERAPY - Sa1245

ANTERIOR VERSUS POSTERIOR APPROACH INPER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY

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(POEM): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Sa1231

ASSOCIATION OF ENDOFLIP DISTENSIBILITYMEASUREMENTS WITH PATIENT ECKARDTSCORES - Sa1271

A THOUSAND AND A HUNDRED FORTYPERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FORESOPHAGEAL ACHALASIA: 10YEARS’EXPERIENCE FROM A SINGLETERTIARY CENTER - Sa1234

BARIUM TABLET AFTER PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY DOES NOTCORRELATE WITH PATIENTCHARACTERISTICS OR CLINICALOUTCOMES - Sa1243

CLINICAL OUTCOME OF PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY IN ADVANCEDACHALASIA TREATMENT STRATIFIED BYMORPHOLOGICAL SUBTYPES - Sa1312

CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY IN OCTO- ANDNONAGENARIAN ACHALASIA PATIENTS: ALARGE SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE -Sa1268

CLINICAL SUCCCESS AFTER PER-ORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (POEM)CORRELATES WITH DISTENSIBILITY INDEXON ENDOLUMINAL FUNCTIONAL LUMENIMAGING PROBE (ENDOFLIP) ASSESSMENT:A PROSPECTIVE STUDY - 54

COMPARISON OF PER-ORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY AND PNEUMATIC DILATION INTHE MANAGEMENT OF ACHALASIA:SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Sa1257

COMPARISON OF READMISSION RATES POSTLAPAROSCOPIC HELLER MYOTOMY VERSUSPER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FORMANAGEMENT OF ACHALASIA - Sa1267

EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY OF PER ORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY IN ACALASIACOMPARING ANTERIOR AND POSTERIORAPPROACH IN A REFERENCE CENTER -Sa1315

EFFECTIVENESS OF ENDOFLIP TOPOGRAPHYFOR EVALUATION OF ACHALASIA - Sa1288

EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS DURING ENDOFLIPIMPACTS DIAGNOSIS OF ESOPHAGEALMOTILITY DISORDERS - Sa1253

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ESOPHAGEALPERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FORTREATMENT OF ACHALASIA AMONG AGERIATRIC POPULATION - Sa1308

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF PER-ORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (POEM) AFTERFAILED HELLER MYOTOMY: SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. - Sa1284

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF POEM INRECENTLY TRAINED ENDOSCOPISTS: HOWDOES IT COMPARES TO THEIR MENTORS ? -Sa1244

ENDOSCOPIC FUNCTIONAL LUMEN IMAGINGPROBE: COMPLEMENTING HIGHRESOLUTION IMPEDANCE MANOMETRYFOR DIAGNOSIS OF DYSPHAGIA - Sa1304

ESOPHAGEAL PERORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY FOR THE TREATMENT OFESOPHAGOGASTRIC JUNCTION OUTFLOWOBSTUCTION: RESULTS FROM THE FIRSTPROSPECTIVE TRIAL - Sa1249

EVALUATION OF SLING FIBERS AND TWOPENETRATING VESSELS (TPVS) FORGUIDING EXTENT OF THE TUNNEL AND




MYOTOMY DURING POSTERIOR POEM IN AWESTERN COHORT - Sa1299

FOLLOWING PERORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY (POEM) GASTROESOPHAGEALREFLUX (GERD) IS FREQENT AND ISASSOCIATED WITH INCREASEDESOPHAGO-GASTRIC JUNCTIONDISTENSIBILITY MEASURED BY ENDOFLIP -Sa1316

GASTRIC PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMYCOMPARED TO SURGICALPYLOROMYOTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OFGASTROPARESIS: A CASE-MATCHEDMULTICENTER STUDY - 55

GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASEAFTER PER ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY -Sa1323

IMPACT OF PRIOR TREATMENT ONFEASIBILITY AND OUTCOMES OF ZENKER’SPERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (Z-POEM) - Sa1232

INCREMENTAL MYOTOMY LENGTH REVEALSACHIEVEMENT OF MINIMUM AND NORMALDISTENSIBILITY INDEX THRESHOLDSDURING POEM: A PATHWAY TO SHORTERMYOTOMY? - Sa1255

INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH SAME SESSIONENDOSCOPIC FUNDOPLICATION AFTERPER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY(POEM+F) – SHORT TERM CLINICALOUTCOMES FROM A SINGLE CENTER -Sa1237

INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT FOR PER-ORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY AT HIGH-VOLUME ACADEMIC CENTER WITH AVARIED PAYER MIX - Sa1241

INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTER STUDYCOMPARING Z-POEM AND FLEXIBLE/RIGIDENDOSCOPIC ZENKER’SDIVERTICULOTOMY - 51

IS THERE A ROLE OF RETROGRADEMYOTOMY AS AN ALTERNATIVE TOANTEGRADE MYOTOMY IN PER ORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (POEM) FORACHALASIA CARDIA? - A FEASIBILITYASSESSMENT STUDY AMONG BEGINNERSIN THIRD SPACE ENDOSCOPY - Sa1324

LONG-TERM OUTCOME OF ORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY IN TREATMENTOF ACHALASIA: UNITED STATESEXPERIENCE - Sa1293

NOVEL TRIANGLE TIP-JET KNIFE INCREASESEFFICIENCY IN PERORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY FOR ACHALASIA - Sa1274

OBESITY POST-PER ORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY: HOW BIG A PROBLEM IS IT? -Sa1289

OPEN PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMYVERSUS TRADITIONAL PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FOR THETREATMENT OF ACHALASIA: ARETROSPECTIVE SINGLE CENTER STUDY -Sa1280

OUTCOMES OF EUS-DIRECTEDUNDERWATER PERORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY (UPOEM) FOR ACHALASIAUSING A STANDARDIZED PROTOCOL -Sa1302

OUTCOMES OF PERORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY (POEM) AMONG THERAPY-NAIVE PATIENTS WITH ACHALASIA AT ASINGLE TERTIARY CARE CENTER - Sa1322

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY: ACONSECUTIVE CASE VIDEO BASED


ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING CURVE ANDOUTCOMES - Sa1301

PER ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (POEM):10-YEAR OUTCOME FROM A LARGE USREFERRAL CENTER - Sa1239

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (POEM)CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES -Sa1326

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FORACHALASIA PATIENTS WITH PRIOR HELLERMYOTOMY: A SYSTEMATIC REIVEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Sa1282

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY IS ANEQUALLY SAFE AND HIGHLY EFFECTIVETREATMENT OPTION IN ACHALASIAPATIENTS WITH BOTH LOWER ANDHIGHER ASA CLASSIFICATION STATUS -Sa1277

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY ISEFFECTIVE AND SAFE IN THEMANAGEMENT OF ESOPHAGEALACHALASIA REGARDLESS OF AGE - Sa1272

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY ISHIGHLY EFFICACIOUS FOR ADVANCEDACHALASIA PATIENTS WITH SIGMOIDESOPHAGUS - Sa1276

PER ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY WITH ORWITHOUT WATERJET - A COHORT STUDY -Sa1307

POEM FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACHALASIA:IMPROVING TECHNIQUE AND CLINICALOUTCOMES OVER TIME - Sa1319

POEM FOR TREATMENT WITH ESOPHAGEALDYSMOTILITY IN PATIENTS IN PATIENTSWITH PRIOR BARIATRIC SURGERIES: AMULTICENTER EXPERIENCE - Sa1295

PREDICTIVE VALUE OF ESOPHAGEALFUNCTIONAL LUMINAL IMAGING PROBE(FLIP) PANOMETRY IN PATIENTS WITHACHALASIA UNDERGOING PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY: A SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE - Sa1279

PREDICTOR OF CLINICAL FAILURE OF PER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY: A LARGESINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE - Sa1251

PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF SYMPTOMCORRELATION FOR GASTROESOPHAGEALREFLUX DISEASE BY AMBULATORYWIRELESS PH MONITORING AFTER PER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY - Sa1252

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF ESOLFIPHYDRAULIC DILATION FOR ACHALASIA -Sa1259

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FOR ACHALASIA:A CANADIAN EXPERIENCE - Sa1329

SAFTEY AND EFFICACY OF LIU-POEM VERSUSCONVENTIONAL POEM FOR ACHALASIA: AMULTICENTER RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVESTUDY - Sa1250

SIMULTANEOUS EXAMINATION OFEOSINOPHIL INFILTRATION INESOPHAGEAL MUCOSA AND MUSCLE INPATIENTS WITH ACHALASIA-DIRECTBIOPSY OF THE ESOPHAGEAL MUSCLE ATPER ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY - 52

THE POEM’S BOTTOM-UP TECHNIQUE FORACHALASIA - Sa1287

THE “ANTI-REFLUX” POEM: A TECHNIQUEMODIFICATION THAT DRASTICALLYREDUCES OBJECTIVELY MEASURED REFLUXAFTER PER ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY(POEM) - Sa1227

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THIRD SPACE ENDOSCOPY AFTER FORMALENDOSCOPY ADVANCED FELLOWSHIPTRAINING IN THE US: IS IT TIME FORESTABLISHED TRAINING? - Sa1278

TREATMENT MODALITIES FOR ACHALASIA, ISTHERE A DIFFERENCE? - Sa1275

“COMPLETING THE SPECTRUM OFAPPLICATIONS OF THIRD SPACEENDOSCOPY IN A YEAR AND CATCHING UPWITH THE PRESENT WITH POEM+F”-LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE FIRST 51CASES OF THIRD SPACE ENDOSCOPY -Sa1328

ESOPHAGUS 2/ENDOSCOPY: ESOPHAGEALNEOPLASIALATERAL EXTENSION OF ESOPHAGOGASTRICCANCER UNDER THE SQUAMOUSEPITHELIUM - Sa1269

ACCURACY OF PREOPERATIVE ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL BIOPSIES WITH POORLYDIFFRENTIATED ESOPHAGEALADENOCARCINOMA COMPARED TO POSTENDOSCOPIC AND SURGICAL RESECTIONPATHOLOGY - Sa1303

AUTOLOGOUS SKIN-GRAFTING SURGERY TOPREVENT ESOPHAGEAL STENOSIS AFTERCOMPLETE CIRCULAR ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL TUNNEL DISSECTION: ACASE-MATCHED CONTROLLED STUDY - 53

CAN POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHYDIFFERENTIATE T1A FROM T1BESOPHAGEAL ADENOCARCINOMA? - Sa1258

DO PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS DECREASETHE RISK OF RESPIRATORY TRACTCANCERS IN PATIENTS WITH BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS? - Sa1310

ECT2 PROMOTES PROLIFERATION ANDMETASTASIS OF ESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUSCELL CARCINOMA VIA THE RHOA-ERK-VEGF/MMP9 SIGLING AXIS - Sa1330

EFFICACY OF PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPYUSING TALAPORFIN SODIUM AND A DIODELASER AS SALVAGE TREATMENT FOR LOCALFAILURE AFTER RADIOTHERAPY ORCHEMO RADIOTHERAPY FOR ESOPHAGEALCANCER - Sa1248

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONVERSUS ESOPHAGECTOMY FOR THETREATMENT OF SUPERFICIAL ESOPHAGEALLESIONS: A RETROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVEANALYSIS - Sa1298

ESOPHAGEAL ESD FOR EARLY ESOPHAGEALCANCERS - BEGINNER’S EXPERIENCE FROMINDIA - Sa1327

ESOPHAGORESPIRATORY FISTULASINDUCED BY SEMS IN THE TREATMENT OFMALIGNANT ESOPHAGEAL STRICTURES. -Sa1292

FEASIBILITY OF SENTINEL NODENAVIGATION SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITHHIGH-RISK SUBMUCOSAL (T1B)ESOPHAGEAL ADENOCARCINOMA USING AHYBRID TRACER OF TECHNETIUM-99MAND INDOCYANINE GREEN - Sa1235

IMPACT OF RADIOTHERAPY (RT) ONADVERSE EVENTS OF SELF-EXPANDINGMETALLIC STENTS (SEMS) IN PATIENTSWITH ESOPHAGEAL CANCER - Sa1285

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION FORSUPERFICIAL ESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUSCELL CARCINOMA: A COMPARISON STUDYTO SURGICAL COHORT - Sa1290

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LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS WITHSEVERE COMORBIDITIES WHO RECEIVEDENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR ESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUS CELLCARCINOMA: A COMPARATIVE PROPENSITYSCORE ANALYSIS - Sa1281

ODYNOPHAGIA - IS IT A SYMPTOM WORTHYOF URGENT GASTROSCOPY? - Sa1314

PALLIATIVE LIQUID NITROGEN SPRAYCRYOTHERAPY LIMITS PROGRESSION OFDYSPHAGIA AND IMPROVES QUALITY OFLIFE IN ESOPHAGEAL CANCER: RESULTSFROM A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTERSTUDY - 883

POST ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION (ESD) STRICTURES – IS RISKRELATED TO PATHOLOGY? A EUROPEANCOMPARISON OF BARRETT’S VERSUSSQUAMOUS NEOPLASIA - Sa1300

PREDICTIVE VALUE OF ENDOSCOPICESOPHAGEAL ABNORMALITIES FORRESIDUAL ESOPHAGEAL CANCER AFTERNEOADJUVANT CHEMORADIOTHERAPY -Sa1286

PREDICTORS FOR LYMPH NODE METASTASISOF T1B ESOPHAGEAL CANCER ANDSURVIVAL FOLLOWING ENDOSCOPICTHERAPY WITH/WITHOUT ADJUVANTTHERAPY AND SURGERY: AN ANALYSIS OFSURVEILLANCE, EPIDEMIOLOGY, AND ENDRESULTS (SEER) DATABASE - Sa1240

PREVENTIVE STRATEGIES OF ESOPHAGEALSTRICTURE AFTER ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION FOR LONG-SEGMENT AND CIRCUMFERENCIALESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA: APROSPECTIVE EXPLORATORY STUDY. -Sa1236

RADIATION DOSE IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITHTHE SEVERITY OF ANASTOMOTIC STENOSISAFTER NEOADJUVANTCHEMORADIOTHERAPY AND SURGICALRESECTION IN ESOPHAGEAL ANDGASTROESOPHAGEAL JUNCTIONCARCINOMA - Sa1311

SPRAY CRYOTHERAPY FOR ESOPHAGEALCANCER PALLIATION - Sa1265

VIRTUAL CHROMOENDOSCOPY UNDER LESS-AIR CONDITION IMPROVES THE VISIBILITYOF SURPERFICIAL ESOPHAGEALSQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA - Sa1306

ESOPHAGUS 2/ENDOSCOPY:GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX (GERD)ANTIREFLUX ABLATION THERAPY (ARAT),FOR REFLUX DISEASE AFTER POEMPROCEDURE. EARLY CLINICAL EXPERIENCE.- Sa1247

CHARACTERIZATION OF AN INTRAGASTRICPRESSURE WAVEFORM IN EPSIS(ENDOSCOPIC PRESSURE STUDYINTEGRATED SYSTEM): A NOVELDIAGNOSTIC DEVICE FOR GERD - Sa1283

CLINICAL EFFICACY OF TRANSORALINCISIONLESS FUNDOPLICATION (TIF) INREFRATORY GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUXDISEASE (GERD) - A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW &COMPARATIVE META-ANALYSIS WITHMAGNETIC SPHINCTER AUGMENTATION(MSA) - Sa1228

EFFECT OF VONOPRAZAN ON PPI-RESISTANTREFLUX ESOPHAGITIS - Sa1233

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ENDOSCOPIC DILATION ON BENIGNESOPHAGEAL STRICTURES: REPORT OF 430PROCEDURES FROM 2009 TO 2017 - Sa1320

EVALUATION OF MINIMAL CHANGE LESIONUSING LINKED COLOR IMAGING IN NON-EROSIVE REFLUX ESOPHAGITIS PATIENTS:A PROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTER ANALYSIS -Sa1263

GENDER DISPARITIES IN UPPER ENDOSCOPYAMONG PATIENTS WITHGASTROESOPHGEAL REFLUX DISEASE(GERD): FINDINGS FROM A STATEWIDECLINICAL DATA RESEARCH NETWORK -Sa1242

MUCOSAL INTEGRITY TESTING, A NOVELTECHNOLOGY, CORRELATES WITHEPITHELIAL BARRIER FUNCTION ANDPREDICTS PRESENCE OFGASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE -882

MUCOSAL INTEGRITY TESTING CAN RULEOUT REFLUX IN REFRACTORY GERD -Sa1238

MULTICENTER COMPARATIVE STUDY OFHIATAL HERNIA REPAIR WITH TRANSORALINCISIONLESS FUNDOPLICATION VERSUSNISSEN FUNDOPLICATION FOR THETREATMENT OF GASTROESOPHAGEALREFLUX DISEASE - 881

OUTPATIENT TRANSORAL INCISIONLESSFUNDOPLICATION (TIF 2.0) IS SAFE ANDEFFECTIVE FOR TREATMENT OF PROVENGASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE(GERD) AND LARYNGOPHARYNGEALREFUX DISEASE (LPRD): A SINGLE CENTERPROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY - Sa1229

RELATION OF GASTROESOPHAGEALJUNCTION MORPHOLOGY AND NOVELENDOSCOPIC PRESSURE STUDYINTEGRATED SYSTEM (EPSIS) IN GERDPATIENTS - Sa1296

RESECTION AND PLICATION (RAP): A NOVELPROCEDURE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OFGASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE -Sa1230

RETROSPECTIVE CLINICAL STUDY FORREFLUX ESOPHAGITIS WITH/WITHOUTGASTRECTOMY IN JAPANESEPATIENTS:RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THEMETHODS OF GASTRECTOMY AND THEGRADE OF REFLUX ESOPHAGITIS - Sa1331

SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF ANTI-REFLUXMUCOSECTOMY IN TREATMENT OFREFRACTORY GASTRO-ESOPHAGEALREFLUX DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS. - Sa1317

THE FEASIBILITY OF ENDOSCOPIC FATTRANSPLANTATION IN THE TREATMENT OFGASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUXDISEASE:ANIMAL EXPERIMENT - Sa1261

TRANSORAL INCISIONLESSFUNDOPLICATION IS COST EFFECTIVECOMPARED TO LAPAROSCOPIC NISSENFUNDOPLICATION AND PROTON PUMPINHIBITOR STRATEGIES FOR THETREATMENT OF REFRACTORYGASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE: ACOST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS - Sa1297

ESOPHAGUS 2/ENDOSCOPY: OUTCOMESSTUDIES (ESOPHAGUS)ADDITION OF DISRUPTION TO BOUGIEDILATION OF ESOPHAGEAL RINGS ANDSTRICTURES PROLONGS TIME TO REPEAT

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INTERVENTION COMPARED TO DILATIONALONE - Sa1260

ANALYSIS OF ETIOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTIONAND ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY IN PATIENTSWITH ESOPHAGEAL CHEST PAIN - Sa1325

A REVIEW OF THE GEOGRAPHICALDISTRIBUTION AND IMPACT OF LOCATIONON TIME TO TREATMENT IN PATIENTSWITH BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS ASSOCIATEDHIGH-GRADE DYSPLASIA ANDINTRAMUCOSAL CANCER: A CANADIANTERTIARY CENTER EXPERIENCE - Sa1305

CRYOTHERAPY IN ADDITION TOCHEMOTHERAPY FOR PALLIATION OFINOPERABLE ESOPHAGEAL CANCER: AMULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE STUDY - 880

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF PALLIATIVEESOPHAGEAL STENTING WITHOUTFLUOROSCOPY - A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW &META-ANALYSIS - Sa1270

ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OFESOPHAGEAL PERFORATIONS AND LEAKS -Sa1254

ESOPHAGEAL FOOD BOLUS IMPACTIONSOCCUR MORE LIKELY DURING WEEKENDSAS COMPARED TO WEEKDAYS - Sa1291

MUCOSAL TRANSPLANTATION FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF STRICTURE AFTERENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION -Sa1309

PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC SEPTOTOMY (POES)VS FLEXIBLE ENDOSCOPIC SEPTOTOMYFOR THE TREATMENT OF SHORT-SEPTUMZENKER’S DIVERTICULUM: A CASE-MATCHED STUDY - Sa1294

RISK OF DYSPLASIA AND ESOPHAGEALADENOCARCINOMA IN PATIENTS WITHINTESTINAL METAPLASIA! 1 CM INCOMPARISON TO BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUS1-2 CM IN LENGTH - Mo1245

YOUNGER PATIENTS WITH ESOPHAGEALADENOCARCINOMA (EAC) PRESENT WITHMORE ADVANCED DISEASE BUT EXHIBITIMPROVED SURVIVAL: AN OUTCOMESSTUDY USING THE NATIONAL CANCERDATABASE - Sa1246

ESOPHAGUS 2/ENDOSCOPY: VARICEALBLEEDINGREAL-TIME DEEP CONVOLUTIONAL NEURALNETWORKS DIAGNOSE ESOPHAGEALVARICES AND RECORD FIVE ENDOSCOPICFINDINGS - Sa1273

TREND ANALYSIS OF ESOPHAGEAL VARICEALBLEEDING OUTCOMES 2002-2014: APOPULATION BASED STUDY - Sa1318

USUAL VS MODIFIED EBL TECHNIQUE INACUTE VARICEAL BLEEDING - Sa1264

OTHER/COLON-RECTALTESTING ACCURACY OF PRE-OPERATIVEALVARADO SCORE BASED MANAGEMENTALGORITHM IN DIAGNOSING ACUTEAPPENDICITIS - 67

A COLONOSCOPIC OVERTUBE SYSTEM THATCREATES A “THERAPEUTIC ZONE” ANDPERMITS RETRACTION FACILITATES ESDAND WAS ASSOCIATED WITH SHORTERCASES, FEWER INSTRUMENT EXCHANGES,AND USE OF LESS LIFTING SOLUTION VSCLASSIC ESD IN AN EX VIVO BOVINEMODEL. - 80

AGE OF ONSET OF INFLAMMATORY BOWELDISEASE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFCOLORECTAL CANCER - 811




A NATIONWIDE STUDY OF OUTCOME OFNEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND TREATMENTIN COLORECTAL SURGERY - Tu2054

A RARE CASE OF PAINLESS RECTAL BLEEDINGFROM A LARGE TRANSVERSE COLONHEMANGIOMA - Su2075

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN TUMORCHARACTERISTICS AND POSTOPERATIVECOMPLICATIONS FOLLOWINGCOLORECTAL CANCER SURGERY: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Su2076

A TALE OF TWO CANCERS: DO LYMPH NODERESECTIONS TRULY MEAN THE SAME INCOLON AND RECTAL CANCERS? - 902

AZATHIOPRINE LINKED WITH IMPAIREDINTESTINAL EPITHELIAL REGENERATION INCROHN’S DISEASE - 806

BIOLOGICS BEFORE SURGERY FOR IBD - ARETHEY ASSOCIATED WITH POST-OPERATIVEINFECTIOUS OUTCOMES? RESULTS FROMTHE A NATIONAL SURGICAL QUALITYIMPROVEMENT PROGRAM INFLAMMATORYBOWEL DISEASE COLLABORATIVE INO1500 PATIENTS - 313

CLINICAL PHARMACOKINETICS OFINTRAVENOUS METRONIDAZOLE INPLASMA, PERITONEAL FLUID, PERITONEUMAND ADIPOSE TISSUE - Mo2039

COLONIC ISCHEMIA PRESENTING WITHTOXIC MEGACOLON - Tu2059

CONVERSION TO OPEN IN LAPAROSCOPICCOLECTOMIES IN PATIENTS WITH CROHN’SDISEASE: IMPACT ON POSTOPERATIVELEAK AND MORBIDITY - 805

DECLINING RATES OF EMERGENT SURGERYFOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE INTHE ERA OF BIOLOGIC THERAPY - 1045

DECOMPRESSING STOMA VERSUSEMERGENCY RESECTION FOR LEFT-SIDEDOBSTRUCTIVE COLON CANCER: ANATIONWIDE, PROPENSITY SCOREMATCHED STUDY - 177

DEGRADABLE BIOSENSOR FOR THE EARLYDETECTION OF ABDOMINAL SEPSIS - 504

DEVELOPMENT OF A COLLOIDAL,EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX HYDROGEL FORTHE OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF SIMPLEAND COMPLEX ANORECTAL FISTULAS. -Tu2052

DEVELOPMENT OF A NOMOGRAM TOPREDICT INDIVIDUAL BENEFIT ATTAINEDFROM ADDITION OF ADJUVANTCHEMOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OFSTAGE II COLON CANCER - 1041

DEVELOPMENT OF A PROFICIENCY-BASEDSKILLS PROGRAM FOR FES� COMPETENCY:DETERMINING EXPERT PERFORMANCECRITERIA ON THE SIMBIONIX GIENDOSCOPY- FUNDAMENTAL SKILLSMODULES - 75

DEVELOPMENT OF BLOOD-BASED, CANCER-ASSOCIATED BIOMARKERS FOR EARLYDETECTION OF COLORECTAL CANCER:SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEENRESULTS FROM SYMPTOMATIC ANDSCREENING SUBJECTS. - 898

DEVELOPMENT OF BLOOD-BASEDBIOMARKER TESTS FOR EARLY DETECTIONOF COLORECTAL NEOPLASIA: INFLUENCEOF BLOOD COLLECTION TIMING ANDHANDLING PROCEDURES - 909

DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION OF CLINICALCOMPLETE RESPONSE BY PROBE-BASED


CONFOCAL ENDOMICROSCOPY AFTERNEOADJUVANT CHEMORADIATION FORLOCALLY ADVANCED RECTALADENOCARCINOMA - 311

DOES FECAL DIVERSION INDUCE A CLINICALRESPONSE TO CROHNS DISEASE OF THECOLORECTUM? - 1044

EARLY DETECTION OF COLORECTALNEOPLASIA: APPLICATION OF A BLOOD-BASED SEROLOGICAL PROTEIN TEST ONSUBJECTS UNDERGOING POPULATION-BASED SCREENING. - 899

ELECTIVE SUBTOTAL COLECTOMY RESULTSIN HIGHER COMPLICATION RATESCOMPARED TO SEGMENTAL COLECTOMY -Tu2056

ELECTIVE VS UNPLANNED SURGICALINTERVENTIONS FOR BOWELOBSTRUCTION IN CROHN’S DISEASE: ISTHERE A ROLE FOR PRE-EMPTIVE SURGICALINTERVENTION? - Su2069

EVALUATION OF PELVIC ANTHROPOMETRYIN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RESTORATIVEPROCTOCOLECTOMY - Mo2040

EXPRESSION OF PLURIPOTENTIAL GENES(OCT4, SOX2, KLF4, NANOG) IN PATIENTSWITH COLORECTAL CANCER TREATEDSURGICALLY. - Mo2036

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH WORSEOUTCOMES FOR COLORECTAL CARCINOIDSIN RADICAL VERSUS LOCAL RESECTIONS -Tu2055

FECAL CALPROTECTIN FOR DETECTINGPOUCHITIS FOLLOWING ILEAL POUCHANAL ANASTOMOSIS IN ULCERATIVECOLITIS PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - 808

HEALTHCARE RESOURCE UTILIZATION (HRU)ASSOCIATED WITH PREOPERATIVEMELOXICAM IV IN COLORECTAL SURGERY -503

IMPACT OF BODY MASS INDEX, ANIMPORTANT METABOLIC FACTOR, ONTOTHE OUTCOME IN COLON CANCER(CA)SURGERY - INTERIMS ANALYSIS - Su2070

IMPROVING MOTHER NATURE: ENHANCEDANTICANCER ACTIVITY DEMONSTRATEDBY STRUCTURAL VARIANTS OF CURCUMIN -901

INCIDENCE OF SIDE EFFECTS DURINGBOWEL PREPARATION PRIOR TOCOLORECTAL RESECTION ANDCOLONOSCOPY: DO ANTIBIOTICS MATTER?- 78

INCIDENCE OF VENOUSTHROMBOEMBOLISM FOLLOWINGELECTIVE COLORECTAL SURGERY FORULCERATIVE COLITIS IS GREATER THAN INMALIGNANCY - Su2068

INFLUENCE OF OBESITY ON MORBIDITYAND MORTALITY IN COMPLICATEDDIVERTICULAR DISEASE - Tu2058

INVOLVEMENT OF THE GUT MICROBIOTA INTHE ALLEVIATION OF CONSTIPATION ONTREATMENT WITH THE JAPANESETRADITIONAL MEDICINE JUNCHOTO -Mo2045

LAPAROSCOPIC HEPATECTOMY IS SAFE ANDEFFECTIVE FOR COLORECTAL LIVERMETASTASES IN A POPULATION-BASEDANALYSIS IN ONTARIO, CANADA. - 166

LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY REDUCES THE RISKOF SHOCK/SEPSIS AMONG CHRONICSTEROID USERS UNDERGOING TOTAL

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ABDOMINAL COLECTOMIES FORULCERATIVE COLITIS - 810

LONGITUDINAL CLOSURE FOLLOWINGLONGITUDINAL ENTEROTOMY CAUSESINTESTINAL STASIS AT SUTURING SITE BYIMPAIRED COLONIC MOTOR FUNCTION -Su2065

LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OFLAPAROSCOPIC RESTORATIVEPROCTOCOLECTOMY AND ILEAL J-POUCHANAL ANASTOMOSIS FOR ULCERATIVECOLITIS : A SINGLE SURGEON EXPERIENCEOF 114 PATIENTS. - Mo2041

LYMPHOCYTE-WHITE CELL COUNT RATIO ASA NOVEL MARKER OF MORBIDITY INPATIENTS UNDERGOING ELECTIVESURGERY FOR COLORECTAL CANCER - 906

MINIMALLY INVASIVE COLORECTALRESECTION FOR CANCER IS ASSOCIATEDWITH PERSISTENT ELEVATIONS IN THEPLASMA LEVELS OF 15 PRO-ANGIOGENICPROTEINS FOR 1 MONTH WHICH MAYPROMOTE THE GROWTH OF RESIDUALTUMOR; SEVERAL ELEVATION PATTERNSARE EVIDENT - Su2066

OPTIMIZATION OF OUTCOMES IN PATIENTSUNDERGOING RE-DO SURGERY FOR AFAILED ILEAL POUCH ANAL ANASTOMOSISDUE TO PELVIC SEPSIS - 809

OSTEOPONTIN AND CHITINASE 3-LIKE-1PLASMA LEVELS ARE ELEVATED INCOLORECTAL CANCER VS BENIGN DISEASEPATIENTS: CONSIDERATION OF THE 2PROTEINS TOGETHER IMPROVES THESENSITIVITY OF PLASMA ANALYSIS FORTHE DIAGNOSIS OF COLORECTAL CANCER -Tu2049

OUTCOME OF ROBOTIC COLORECTALSURGERY IN ELDERLY POPULATIONCOMPARED TO YOUNGER POPULATIONS. -Mo2043

OUTCOMES OF ENHANCED RECOVERYAFTER SURGERY(ERAS) PATHWAY INROBOTIC COLORECTAL SURGERY. - Su2073

OUTCOMES OF MINIMALLY INVASIVECOLECTOMY FOR PERFORATEDDIVERTICULITIS - 68

OUTCOMES OF ROBOTIC ASSISTEDCOLECTOMY IN COLORECTAL CANCER -Su2072

PAX6: A POTENTIAL EPIGENETICALLY-REGULATED TUMOR SUPPRESSOR IN HPV-ASSOCIATED CANCERS - 905

PLACENTA DERIVED TISSUE GRAFTS ARE AFEASIBLE ADJUNCT TO THE REPAIR OFRECALCITRANT RECTOVAGINAL FISTULA -807

PLASMA LEVELS OF PLATELET-DERIVEDGROWTH FACTOR (PDGF-DD), APROANGIOGENIC PROTEIN, ARESIGNIFICANTLY ELEVATED FOR A MONTHAFTER MINIMALLY INVASIVE COLORECTALRESECTION FOR CANCER: THESE CHANGESMAY PROMOTE THE GROWTH OFRESIDUAL TUMOR - Tu2050

PREDICTING POST-OPERATIVE CLOSTRIDIUMDIFFICILE INFECTION - 64

PREOPERATIVE HYPERCOAGULABLETHROMBOELASTOGRAPHY PROFILES AREASSOCIATED WITH POST-OPERATIVEVENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE PATIENTS- 1043

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PREOPERATIVE SARCOPENIA IS A RISKFACTOR FOR INFECTIOUS COMPLICATIONSAND PROLONGED STAY IN CROHN’SDISEASE PATIENTS UNDERGOINGINTESTINAL RESECTION. - 812

PRE-OPERATIVE USTEKINUMAB TREATMENTAND POST-OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS INPATIENTS WITH CROHN’S DISEASE:SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- 804

PREPARATION OF BOVINE LARGE BOWELSFOR AN EX VIVO ENDOSCOPY TRAINING/TESTING MODEL - Tu2051

PROGNOSTIC IMPACT AND UTILITY OFIMMUNOPROFILING IN THE SELECTION OFPATIENTS WITH COLORECTAL PERITONEALCARCINOMATOSIS FOR CYTOREDUCTIVESURGERY AND HEATED INTRAPERITONEALCHEMOTHERAPY - 1042

REBLEEDING AND OTHER OUTCOMES OFCOLON SURGERY VS. TRANSCATHETERARTERIAL EMBOLIZATION FOR DEFINITIVEDIVERTICULAR HEMORRHAGE - 89

RISK FACTORS FOR PROLONGEDHOSPITALIZATION AFTER LAPAROSCOPICAPPENDECTOMY IN ADULTS AND ELDERLY- Tu2057

RISK-STRATIFIED COMPARISON OF BRIDGETO SURGERY APPROACHES VERSUSEMERGENCY RESECTION IN PATIENTSWITH LEFT-SIDED OBSTRUCTIVE COLONCANCER: A NATIONWIDE STUDY - 897

ROBOTIC SURGERY OFFERS ACCEPTABLERATES OF CONVERSION TO OPEN IN THEOBESE POPULATION UNDERGOINGCOLORECTAL SURGERY - Su2074

ROLE OF CONDITIONAL CT STRATEGY INREDUCING NEGATIVE APPENDECTOMYRATE - Su2067

ROLE OF INTERLEUKIN 10 GENETICPOLYMORPHISMS IN RECTAL CANCERPATIENTS - 903

SAME DAY DISCHARGE IS SAFE IN SELECTEDPATIENTS FOLLOWING LAPAROSCOPICRIGHT COLECTOMY IN THE NATIONALSURGICAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENTPROJECT - 506

SARCOPENIA IS A PREDICTOR FOR 30-DAYMORTALITY AND MAYOR COMPLICATIONSIN COLORECTAL SURGERY PATIENTS - 86

SEROLOGICAL CANCER-ASSOCIATEDPROTEIN BIOMARKER LEVELS AT NEGATIVEBOWEL ENDOSCOPY; INCREASED RISK OFSUBSEQUENT PRIMARY MALIGNANCY? - 910

SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC DISPARITIES ANDSURVIVAL IMPLICATIONS OF REFUSAL OFSURGERY AMONG U.S. PATIENTS WITHRESECTABLE COLON CANCER: AN NCDBCOHORT ANALYSIS, 2004 - 2016 - 900

SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS WITH RESECTEDCOLORECTAL CANCER IN A RANDOMIZEDTRIAL OF PERIOPERATIVE PROBIOTICS -Mo2042

THE COMPARISON OF QUALITY OF LIFE INPATIENTS WITH PILONIDAL SINUS DISEASE.NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPYVERSUS STANDARD WOUND DRESSINGS - ARANDOMIZED PILOT STUDY. - Tu2053

THE IMPACT OF POST-SURGICALCOMPLICATIONS ON LONG TERMONCOLOGICAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWINGCURATIVE RESECTION OF COLORECTALCANCER (STAGE I-III). A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. - 907

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THE IMPACT OF RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATIONON COLORECTAL CANCER DIAGNOSIS ANDTREATMENT - 508

THE IMPRESSION OF RADIOLOGISTS ANDPATHOLOGISTS CAN PREDICTCOMPLICATIONS AFTER APPENDECTOMYBETTER THAN SURGEONS - 73

THE INFLUENCE OF DIABETES MELLITUS ONMORBIDITY AND MORTALITY AS WELL ASONCOLOGICAL OUTCOME IN COLONCANCER SURGERY - Mo2038

THE LARGEST NON-PERFORATED APPENDIXREMOVED FROM A LIVING PATIENT: A CASEREPORT - Mo2044

THE ROLE OF MATERNAL STRESS ONNEUROLOGICAL AND INTESTINALDEVELOPMENT IN OFFSPRING - Mo2037

THE UTILITY OF SUBCUTANEOUS DRAINS INCONJUNCTION WITH A COLON “BUNDLE”AS REGARDS THE REDUCTION OFSUPERFICIAL SURGICAL SITE INFECTIONS INPATIENTS UNDERGOING COLORECTALRESECTIONS. - Su2071

TOTAL NEOADJUVANT THERAPY VERSUSNEOADJUVANTCHEMORADIATION INPATIENTS WITH STAGE II-III RECTALCANCER: IMPACT ON PATHOLOGICCOMPLETE RESPONSE, TUMORDOWNSTAGING, AND SURVIVAL RATES. -908

VALUE ASSESSMENT FOR PATIENTS WHOUNDERWENT MINIMALLY INVASIVE VSOPEN COLECTOMIES AT A TERTIARYMEDICAL CENTER - 507

VARYING MULTIMODAL ANALGESIACOMPLIANCE WITH ERAS & IMPACT ONOPIOID CONSUMPTION POST-COLECTOMY- 169

VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTHFACTORS EXPRESSION AND IMMUNEMICROENVIRONMENT IN COLONICADENOCARCINOMA AND ADENOMA - 91

WHEN IS DIVERSION INDICATED AFTERRIGHT SIDED COLON RESECTION? - 904

OTHER/ESOPHAGEALA FUNDOPLICATION PREVENTSDEVELOPMENT OF BARRETT’S ESOPHAGUSIN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ESOPHAGITIS -Tu2020

A ROBOTIC-ASSISTED APPROACH IS SAFEAND EFFECTIVE FOR REVISIONAL HIATALSURGERY - Su2032

COMPARING COST AND OUTCOMESBETWEEN PERORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY AND LAPAROSCOPIC HELLERMYOTOMY - 303

CONTINUOUS AND INTERMITTENTRECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVEMONITORING IMPROVES SUPERIORMEDIASTINAL DISSECTION FORESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUS CELLCARCINOMA - 304

CURATIVE INTENT THERAPY FORLOCOREGIONAL RECURRENCE OFESOPHAGEAL CANCER CAN PROLONGSURVIVAL - 306

DEVELOPMENT AND EXTERNAL VALIDATIONOF A NOMOGRAM FOR PREDICTION OF AFAVORABLE OUTCOME AFTER MAGNETICSPHINCTER AUGMENTATION: AMULTICENTER STUDY - 300

DOES MULTIMODALITY TREATMENTIMPROVE SURVIVAL IN OLIGOMETASTATIC

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ESOPHAGEAL CANCER? A SYSTEMATICREVIEW. - 674

EARLY READMISSIONS AFTERESOPHAGECTOMY FOR ESOPHAGEALADENOCARCINOMA; DOES FACILITY CASE-VOLUME MATTER? - Su2028

ESOPHAGITIS DISSECANS SUPERFICIALIS(EDS) SECONDARY TO ESOPHAGOGASTRICJUNCTION OUTFLOW OBSTRUCTION(EGJOO): A CASE REPORT - Su2031

ETIOLOGY AND OUTCOMES OF THE NEEDTO CONVERT 360-DEGREE TO PARTIALFUNDOPLICATIONS - Su2029

FAILURE OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGICALTREATMENT FOR GASTROESOPHAGEALREFLUX DISEASE AND HIATAL HERNIA: THEROLE OF ROBOTIC RE-DOFUNDOPLICATION - Mo2003

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: DIET, DYSPHAGIAAND GROWTH IN CHILDREN WITHREPAIRED ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA - Mo2000

IMPACT OF DELAYED GASTRIC EMPTYINGON THE OUTCOME OF MAGNETICSPHINCTER AUGMENTATION - 309

INSTITUTIONAL AND SURGEON-SPECIFICLEARNING CURVE ANALYSIS OF 350ROBOTIC-ASSISTED ESOPHAGECTOMIES ATA HIGH VOLUME CANCER CENTER. - 299

INTRA-THORACIC FUNDOPLICATIONGASTROPEXY IMPROVES REFLUX ANDQUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTSUNDERGOING ESOPHAGECTOMY - 302

LAPAROSCOPIC HELLER-DOR IS ANEFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR ESOPHAGEAL-GASTRIC JUNCTION OUTFLOWOBSTRUCTION - 672

LAPAROSCOPIC REVISIONAL SURGERY AFTERFAILED HELLER MYOTOMY FORESOPHAGEAL ACHALASIA: LONG TERMOUTCOMES AT A SINGLE TERTIARY CENTER- 786

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES AFTER ENDOSCOPICRESECTION WITHOUT SUBSEQUENTABLATION THERAPY FOR EARLY BARRETT’SNEOPLASIA - 673

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES AFTER MINIMALLYINVASIVE IVOR LEWIS ESOPHAGECTOMYFOR CANCER - Tu2018

LOOKING BEYOND THE ESOPHAGUS:INVESTIGATING THE INTESTINALMICROBIOTA AND INFLAMMATION INCHILDREN WITH REPAIRED ESOPHAGEALATRESIA - 307

LOW RECURRENCE RATE WITH KEYHOLEMESH-A BENEFIT WITHOUT DYSPHAGIA -Tu2021

LYMPH NODES STATUS IN T1 ESOPHAGEALCANCER: A PREDICTIVE MODEL BASEDONLY ON CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS - 85

MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPPORACH TOACHALASIA. EVALUATION OF ACONSECUTIVE SERIES OF ROBOTIC HELLEMYOTOMY AND DOR PLICATION. - Mo2004

NETO2 PROMOTES ESOPHAGEAL CANCERPROGRESSION BY INDUCINGPROLIFERATION AND METASTASIS VIAPI3K/AKT AND ERK PATHWAYS - 310

NO CLINICAL DIFFERENCE IN OPTIMISM ANDSELF-EFFICACY BETWEEN CASES WITHESOPHAGEAL ADENOCARCINOMA ANDPOPULATION CONTROLS - Mo2002

PATIENTS WITH LARYNGOPHARYNGEALREFLUX MAY DERIVE LONG-TERM BENEFITFROM ANTIREFLUX SURGERY - 301




PH IMPEDANCE PARAMETERS ASSOCIATEDWITH IMPROVEMENT IN GERD HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE FOLLOWINGANTI-REFLUX SURGERY - 305

PRACTICE-CHANGING MILESTONES IN ANTI-REFLUX AND HIATAL HERNIA SURGERY: ASINGLE SURGEON PERSPECTIVE OVER 27YEARS AND 1,175 OPERATIONS - 296

PRE- AND POST-OPERATIVE PROGNOSTICFACTORS FOR RESECTABLE ESOPHAGEALADENOCARCINOMA - Tu2019

PREDICTORS OF SEVERE MORBIDITY ANDMORTALITY FOLLOWINGESOPHAGECTOMY: A MULTIVARIATEVASQIP ANALYSIS - 298

PROPHYLACTIC THORACOSCOPIC SELECTIVELIGATION OF THORACIC DUCT INPATIENTS UNDERGOING MINIMALLYINVASIVE ESOPHAGECTOMY FORCARCINOMA ESOPHAGUS - Su2030

RISK FACTORS AND IMPACT OFPERIOPERATIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS ONSURGICAL AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMESAFTER ESOPHAGO-GASTRECTOMY - Tu2017

SELF-FORMING MAGNETS FOR CREATION OFESOPHAGO-JEJUNAL COMPRESSIONANASTOMOSIS - 677

TEACHING ENDOFLIP IMPEDANCEPLANIMETRY TO PRACTICINGENDOSCOPISTS: AN “INTO THE FIRE”APPROACH TO SIMULATION - Mo2001

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF OPERATEDACHALASIA: THE LONG-TERM RESULTS OFLAPAROSCOPIC HELLER–DOR OPERATION.- 297

THE ROLE OF TRANSDIAPHRAGMATICPRESSURE GRADIENT (TGP) IN THEPATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HEIGHT REFLUXIN INDIVIDUALS WITH INCREASED TGP. -312

TO WRAP OR NOT TO WARP AFTER ROBOTICHELLER’S MYOTOMY - Su2033

TYPE II ACHALASIA IN A PATIENT WITHSYSTEMIC SCLERODERMA (SSC): ANUNUSUAL COEXISTENCE - Su2034

WHY HIATAL HERNIA IN ACHALASIA IS SOUNCOMMON? - 308

YOUNG PATIENTS WITH ESOPHAGEALADENOCARCINOMA PRESENT WITHADVANCED STAGE DISEASE BUT HAVESIMILAR SURVIVAL COMPARED TO OLDERINDIVIDUALS - Mo1999

OTHER/HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH/QUALITY/EDUCATION/PUBLIC POLICYATYPICAL MYCOBACTERIAL INFECTION ATHREAT FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIESWITH IMPROPER STERILIZATIONTECHNIQUES - Su2027

DOES EARLY DISCHARGE LEAD TO WORSEOUTCOMES AT HOME? - Su2024

GENERAL SURGERY RESIDENT ANDATTENDING ATTITUDE TOWARDSROBOTIC SURGERY TRAINING INRESIDENCY - Mo1997

IMPACT OF POST-OPERATIVE ILEUS AMONGINPATIENTS UNDERGOINGGASTROINTESTINAL SURGERIES IN THEUNITED STATES - Su2025

IMPROVING QUALITY WHILE INCREASINGCOST EFFICIENCY IN COLON CANCERPATIENTS - Mo1998

PATIENT ENGAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (PET)IS ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED LENGTH-


OF-STAYS AFTER COLORECTAL SURGERYEVEN UNDER AN ENHANCED RECOVERYPATHWAY - 193

POST-OPERATIVE TROPONIN-I, AS ANINDEPENDENT MORBIDITY MARKER ANDPREDICTOR OF HOSPITAL STAY INGASTROINTESTINAL SURGERIES - 175

SSAT-SPONSORED ADVANCED GIFELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS: FILLING A SPACEIN SURGICAL TRAINING? - 191

SSAT-SPONSORED ADVANCED GI SURGERYFELLOWSHIP FILLS TRAINING NEED:ELECTIVE GI SURGERY PRACTICE - Mo1996

TIMELY COORDINATION AND TREATMENTFOR COLORECTAL CANCERS DIAGNOSEDIN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT - 896

UNDERSTANDING REASONS FOR LACK OFSURGICAL TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITHSTAGE I-III GASTRIC CANCER - Su2026

OTHER/PANCREASGASTRIC CANCER FOLLOWINGPANCREATICODUODENECTOMY:DEFINING THE INCIDENCE AND IMPACT OFDISEASE - Tu2033

AGE IS ONLY A NUMBER - BUT WHAT IS THERIGHT NUMBER FOR A WHIPPLEPROCEDURE? - Su2054

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN RACE AND 30-DAYPOSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES AMONGPATIENTS UNDERGOINGPANCREATICODUODENECTOMY FORPANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA - Tu2035

BILIARY STRICTURE AFTER NECROTIZINGPANCREATITIS: AN UNDERAPPRECIATEDCHALLENGE - 779

BIOHUMORAL PREDICTORS OF ADVANCEDPANCREATIC CARCINOMA NOT SHOWN ATPRE-OPERATIVE IMAGING - Tu2038

CAN BASELINE FRAILTY METRICS PREDICTOUTCOMES IN NECROTIZINGPANCREATITIS? - 179

CIGARETTE SMOKE EXPOSURE PROMOTESCANCER PROGRESSION THROUGH GUTMICROBIAL DYSBIOSIS - 439

COMBINING CEUS AND ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE TO IDENTIFY EARLYPARENCHYMAL CHANGES IN ACUTESEVERE PANCREATITIS - Tu2039

COMPARISON OF SHORT-TERM ONCOLOGICOUTCOMES FOR STEREOTACTIC BODYVERSUS CONVENTIONALLYFRACTIONATED RADIATION THERAPY INRESECTED PANCREATICADENOCARCINOMA - 1050

CONTEMPORARY PATTERNS ANDOUTCOMES OF LIVER-DIRECTED THERAPYIN PATIENTS WITHGASTROENTEROPANCREATICNEUROENDOCRINE TUMORS AND LIVERMETASTASES - Su2053

DECIPHERING REASONS FOR NON-RECEIPTOF SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH NON-METASTATIC PANCREATIC CANCER -Mo2021

DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIVARIABLEMODEL TO PREDICT POSITIVE SURGICALMARGIN IN PATIENTS WITH BORDERLINERESECTABLE AND LOCALLY ADVANCEDPANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA -1054

DISPARITIES IN RECEIPT OF NEOADJUVANTTHERAPY FOR GASTRIC AND PANCREATICCANCERS: THE SELECTION BIAS IS REAL - 76

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EARLY VS LATE READMISSION INPANCREATICODUODENECTOMY PATIENTS:RECOGNIZING COMPREHENSIVE COST TOGUIDE BUNDLED PAYMENT PLANS ANDHOSPITAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION - 186

EFFECTS OF NEOADJUVANT THERAPY ONTHE OCCURENCE OF CLINICAL RELEVANTPANCREATIC FISTULA AFTERPANCREATICODUODENECTOMY - 1053

EFFICACY, SAFETY, AND PROCEDURECHARACTERISTICS OF ENDOSCOPICULTRASOUND (EUS) WITH FINE NEEDLEASPIRATION (FNA) FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OFSUSPECTED PANCREATICADENOCARCINOMA. - Mo2025

EMPLOYMENT STATUS AND HOSPITALADMISSIONS AS POTENTIAL MEASURES OFQUALITY OF LIFE FOR PATIENTSUNDERGOING TOTAL PANCREATECTOMYAND ISLET AUTOTRANSPLANTATION -Tu2037

EUS IS HELPFUL IN DIAGNOSINGRECURRENCE OF PANCREASADENOCARCINOMA AFTERPANCREATECTOMY IN POST-OPSURVEILLANCE PERIOD - Su2051

FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SARCOPENIAOF ACTUAL 5-YEAR SURVIVORS WHOUNDERWENT PANCREATECTOMY - Mo2024

FRIEND OR FOE? FEEDING TUBE PLACEMENTAT TIME OF PANCREATODUODENECTOMY:PROPENSITY SCORE CASE-MATCHEDANALYSIS - 90

GI CANCER PATIENT DISTRESS: HOW DOES ITCHANGE THROUGHOUT THEPERIOPERATIVE PERIOD? - Su2050

HEPATIC STEATOSIS AFTER NEOADJUVANTCHEMOTHERAPY FOR PANCREATICCANCER: INCIDENCE AND IMPLICATIONSFOR OUTCOMES AFTERPANCREATODUODENECTOMY - 783

IMMUNOHISTOLOGICAL EVALUATION OFMISMATCH REPAIR DEFICIENCY INPANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMATREATED WITH SURGICAL RESECTION -Mo2026

IMPACT OF DIABETES MELLITUS ONPERIOPERATIVE OUTCOMES AND SURVIVALIN PANCREATIC AND PERIAMPULLARYADENOCARCINOMA - Su2049

INTRAOPERATIVE INTRADUCTALUNTRASONOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OFTHE PANCREAS USING AN IVUS CATHETER -Tu2034

LONG TERM HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OFLIFE OUTCOMES IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTSUNDERGOING TOTAL PANCREATECTOMYWITH ISLET AUTOTRANSPLANTATION - 803

METASTATIC TUMORS TO THE PANCREAS:THE ROLE OF SURGICAL TREATMENT IN ASINGLE INSTITUTION - Mo2022

NEOADJUVANT THERAPY AND 30-DAYPOSTOPERATIVE OUTCOMES AMONGPATIENTS UNDERGOING RESECTION FORPANCREATIC ADENOCARCINOMA - Mo2019

NEOADJUVANT THERAPY FOLLOWED BYSURGICAL RESSECTION IS SAFE ANDEFFECTIVE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITHPANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA -Su2052

NEOADJUVANT THERAPY-INDUCEDSARCOPENIA IS ASSOCIATED WITHDECREASED OVERALL SURVIVAL IN

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PANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA -795

ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES OF CYST-ASSOCIATED VS. CLASSICAL PANCREATICDUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMA - 1052

OUTCOMES WITH PREOPERATIVE BILIARYSTENTING AFTERPANCREATICODUODENECTOMY IN THEMODERN ERA - 894

PERITONEAL LAVAGE IN ACUTEPANCREATITIS: DOES THE SEVERITY OFTHE DISEASE INFLUENCE THE OUTCOME? -Su2048

PORTAL VEIN THROMBOSIS AFTER VENOUSRECONSTRUCTION DURINGPANCREATECTOMY: TIMING AND RISKS -892

PREDICTION OF EARLY RECURRENCE OFRESECTED PANCREATIC DUCTALADENOCARCINOMA: A MACHINELEARNING METHOD - 802

PRESEPSIN LEVELS AS CRITERIA FOR EARLYANTIBIOTIC APPLICATION IN PATIENTSWITH INFECTED ACUTE NECROTIZINGPANCREATITIS - 796

REAPPRAISAL OF HUMAN EQUILIBRATIVENUCLEOSIDE TRANSPORTER 1 EXPRESSIONAFTER LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP INPATIENTS WITH PANCREATICADENOCARCINOMA TREATED WITHGEMCITABINE-BASED ADJUVANTCHEMOTHERAPY. - 801

RESECTION RATE AND SURVIVAL AFTERNEOADJUVANT THERAPY FORBORDERLINE RESECTABLE AND LOCALLYADVANCED PANCREATIC CANCER: APROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY - Mo2020

RESECTION RATE AND SURVIVAL AFTERNEOADJUVANT THERAPY FORBORDERLINE RESECTABLE AND LOCALLYADVANCED PANCREATIC CANCER: APROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY - 1060

SINGLE-CELL RNA SEQUENCING ANALYSIS OFPANCREATIC DUCTAL ADENOCARCINOMAREVEALS INTERTUMORALTRANSCRIPTOMIC HETEROGENEITY - 797

STEROID EFFECT ON POSTOPERATIVEPANCREATIC FISTULA AFTER PANCREATICRESECTION - Mo2023

SURGEON EXPERIENCE DOES NOT IMPACTPOSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS ORHOSPITAL COST IN PATIENTSUNDERGOINGPANCREATICODUODENECTOMY - Tu2040

SURGERY WITH CURATIVE INTENT INOLIGOMETASTATIC PANCREATIC CANCERTO THE LIVER IN THE ERA OF FOLFIRINOX:A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - 1055

SURGICAL OUTCOMES OF TOTALPANCREATECTOMY WITH ISLETAUTOTRANSPLANTATION - 176

TAKING A STRATEGIC PAGE FROM THEACADEMIC POWERS - REGIONALIZATIONOF PANCREATIC CANCER CARE - 171

TGF-b RECEPTOR INHIBITION INCREASES PD-L1 EXPRESSION IN PANCREATIC CANCER -890

THE ENHANCED MODIFIED FRAILTY INDEXSCORE IS A BETTER PREDICTOR FORPOSTOPERATIVE MORBIDITY ANDMORTALITY AFTER WHIPPLE PROCEDURECOMPARED TO MODIFIED FRAILTY INDEXSCORE - 167

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THE IMPACT OF CHEMOTHERAPYSEQUENCING ON PANCREATIC CANCER BYSTAGE - 782

THE IMPACT OF TREATMENT AT MINORITY-SERVING HOSPITALS ON OUTCOMES FORPANCREATIC CANCER - Tu2036

THE INFLUENCE OF INTRAOPERATIVEBLOOD LOSS ON FISTULA DEVELOPMENTFOLLOWINGPANCREATODUODENECTOMY - 440

THE USE OF GASTRIC ACID SUPPRESSION INSURGICAL ONCOLOGY PATIENTS - Su2055

TOTAL PANCREATECTOMY WITH ISLETAUTOTRANSPLANTATION REDUCESRESOURCE UTILIZATION IN PEDIATRICPATIENTS - 183

WEIGHT TRACKING AS A NOVEL MARKER OFPROGNOSIS AFTER RESECTION FORPANCREATIC CANCER - 173

OTHER/STOMACH/BARIATRIC/METABOLICACUTE RENAL FAILURE PREDICTS POST-OPTHROMBOTIC COMPLICATIONSFOLLOWING BARIATRIC SURGERY - Mo2009

BARIATRIC SURGERY IS NOT ASSOCIATEDWITH WORSE OUTCOMES AND HIGHERCOLONOSCOPY RATES IN PATIENTSADMITTED WITH CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILEINFECTION - Su2045

BENEFITS OF VERTICAL GASTRECTOMY INTHE TREATMENT OF OBESITY IN PATIENTSWITH AND WITHOUT HISTORY OFPREVIOUS GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX -Su2047

BRAIN-GUT DYSFUNCTION IN OBESESUBJECTS AND EFFECTS OF LAPAROSCOPICSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY ON GASTRIC PACE-MAKING ACTIVITY - 790

CANDIDATE VARIABLES OF SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY LEAK - Mo2018

CHARACTERIZING AND ASSESSINGPUBLICATIONS FROM THE MBSAQIP-PUF -Tu2025

CLASS I AND II OBESITY IS ASSOCIATEDWITH COMPARABLE LONGTERMIMPROVEMENT IN DISEASE-SPECIFICQUALITY OF LIFE AFTER LAPAROSCOPICNISSEN FUNDOPLICATION COMPARED TONON-OBESE PATIENTS - 314

COMBINED ENDOLUMINAL VACUUMTHERAPY AND NEGATIVE PRESSUREWOUND THERAPY FOR THE MANAGEMENTOF GASTRIC PERFORATIONS FOLLOWINGBARIATRIC SURGERY: “KISSING VACTHERAPY” - Mo2013

COMPARISON OF QUALITY OF LIFE ONEYEAR AFTER BARIATRIC INTERVENTION –

SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATUREWITH BAYESIAN NETWORK META-ANALYSIS - Mo2017

COMPARISON OF SURGICAL SITE INFECTIONSWITH PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPICGASTROSTOMY IN STERILE AND CLEANOPERATIVE FIELDS - 172

COMPLICATIONS AND READMISSIONSASSOCIATED WITH FIRST ASSIST TRAININGLEVEL FOLLOWING ELECTIVE BARIATRICSURGERY - 62

CURRENT PERSPECTIVES OF BARIATRICENDOSCOPISTS ON ENDOSCOPIC SLEEVEGASTROPLASTY (ESG) - 787

DESIGN OF A MHEALTH THERAPYMANAGEMENT TO MAINTAIN THERAPY

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OUTCOMES AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY -Mo2015

DISCORDANCE OF CLINICAL ANDPATHOLOGIC STAGING IN LOCALLYADVANCED GASTRIC ADENOCARCINOMA -676

DOES SMELL CHANGE IMMEDIATELY AFTERBARIATRIC SURGERY? - Mo2016

ENDOSCOPIC INSERTION OF ENTERAL SELF-EXPANDING METAL STENTS FOR GASTRICOUTLET OR AFFERENT LIMB OBSTRUCTIONIN PATIENTS WITH A SURGICALLY ALTEREDANATOMY; A META-ANALYSIS - Mo2008

ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERYWITH RESPIRATORY PREHABILITATIONVERSUS CONVENTIONAL PERIOPERATIVEPROTOCOL IN PATIENTS UNDERGOINGELECTIVE GASTRECTOMY– A RANDOMIZEDCONTROLLED TRIAL. - Su2039

ESTIMATING THE EFFICACY OF REVISIONALSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY AND ROUX-EN-YGASTRIC BYPASS: A NEW APPLICATION OFTHE MBSAQIP RISK/BENEFIT CALCULATOR -164

FERTILITY OUTCOMES AMONG PATIENTSFOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS:A RETROSPECTIVE COMPARATIVEANALYSIS OF BARIATRIC SURGERYPATIENTS FOLLOWED IN A REPRODUCTIVEINFERTILITY CLINIC - Su2046

FOUR YEARS OF LAPAROSCOPIC SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY IN NORTH AMERICA:TRENDS IN SURGICAL TECHNIQUES ANDPATIENT OUTCOMES - 71

GASTRIC BYPASS INCREASES CIRCULATINGBILE ACIDS AND ACTIVATES HEPATICFARNESOID X RECEPTOR (FXR), BUTREQUIRES INTACT PEROXISOMEPROLIFERATOR ACTIVATOR RECEPTORALPHA (PPAR-A) SIGNALING TO REDUCELIVER FAT CONTENT. - 1035

GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY FOR TREATMENTOF GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASEIN OBESE PATIENTS WITH BMI O 30 -Tu2029

GASTRIC GASTROINTESTINAL STROMALTUMORS PRESENTING IN THE CARDIA - 185

GASTROJEJUNAL ANASTOMIC ULCERATION ISNOT A CONTRAINDICATION TO LUMENAPPOSING METAL STENT PLACEMENT: ARETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY - Tu2024

GASTROJEJUNAL ANASTOMOTIC STENOSIS: AMATCHED COHORT STUDY COMPARINGEFFICACY AND SAFETY OF LUMEN-APPOSING METAL STENT PLACEMENT TOSTANDARD BALLOON DILATION - 1037

GENDER-SPECIFIC DIFFERENCES OF THEEARLY AND LONG-TERM ONCOSURGICALOUTCOME IN GASTRIC CANCER (CA) -RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTEROBSERVATIONAL STUDY FOR QUALITYASSURANCE AND CONTRIBUTION TORESEARCH ON CLINICAL CARE - Mo2012

IMPACT OF BARIATRIC SURGERY ONPATIENTS WITH ADVANCED HEARTFAILURE SUPPORTED BY LEFTVENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Mo2010

IMPACT OF NEOADJUVANT THERAPY TIMINGON SHORT- AND LONG-TERM SURVIVALFOR GASTRIC ADENOCARCINOMAPATIENTS - 785




IMPACT OF SOCIOECONOMIC AND RACIALFACTORS ON UTILIZATION OF SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY: AN EXAMINATION OFDISPARITIES AMONG PATIENTS WITHMORBID OBESITY - Mo2014

INCIDENCE OF KIDNEY STONES AFTERBARIATRIC SURGERIES: COMPARING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS AND SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY - 87

INFLUENCE OF GASTRIC BYPASS ON FEMALESEXUAL FUNCTION OF OBESE WOMEN – APROSPECTIVE STUDY. - 789

INTRA-PERITONEAL PACLITAXEL INCOMBINATION WITH SYSTEMIC XELOXFOR GASTRIC CANCER WITH PERITONEALMETASTASES: RESULTS FROM ASINGAPOREAN PHASE II TRIAL - 675

IS BARIATRIC SURGERY SAFE ININFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE? A LARGECOHORT ANALYSIS - Tu2031

LACK OF NATIONAL ADOPTION OFEVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT FORRESECTABLE GASTRIC ADENOCARCINOMA -788

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF ROUX-EN-YGASTRIC DIVERSION AFTER FAILEDSURGICAL FUNDOPLICATION IN A LARGECOHORT - 1038

MANAGEMENT OF LARGE GASTROGASTRICFISTULA FOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRICBYPASS: COMPARISON OF ENDOSCOPICCONVERSION TO SLEEVE GASTROPLASTYVERSUS SURGICAL REVISION - 168

METABOLIC SURGERY IN MORBIDLY OBESEPATIENTS WITH LEFT VENTRICULAR ASSISTDEVICES: A BRIDGE TO HEARTTRANSPLANTATION. - 82

MID-TERM OUTCOME OF LAPAROSCOPICSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY IN ASIANS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- Mo2011

OESOPHAGO-GASTRIC TRANSIT FOLLOWINGSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY: MECHANISM OFRAPID GASTRIC EMPTYING - 1036

ONCOLOGIC SAFETY OF DELAYED SURGERYAFTER NON-CURATIVE ENDOSCOPICRESECTION IN PATIENTS WITH EARLYGASTRIC CANCER - 79

OUTCOMES OF ACUTE GALLSTONEPANCREATITIS IN BARIATRIC SURGERYPATIENTS: DOES SAME ADMISSIONCHOLECYSTECTOMY IMPROVE OUTCOMES?- 181

OUTCOMES OF HOSPITALIZATION FORVACCINE PREVENTABLE DISEASES IN POSTBARIATRIC SURGERY POPULATION - Tu2026

OVERALL VOLUME OF UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL SURGERIESPOSITIVELY IMPACTS GASTRIC CANCEROPERATION OUTCOMES AT CENTERS WITHA LOW GASTRECTOMY VOLUME - 170

OVER-THE-SCOPE CLIP MANAGEMENT OFNON-ACUTE, FULL-THICKNESSGASTROINTESTINAL DEFECTS: ASYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS- 784

PATIENT REMOTENESS FROM URBAN CENTREDOES NOT IMPACT GASTRIC CANCEROUTCOMES IN THE CONTEXT OF ANESTABLISHED CARE CORRIDOR TO ASPECIALIST MULTIDISCIPLINARY CANCERCENTRE - 1040


PATTERNS OF WEIGHT LOSS MEDICATIONUTILIZATION AND OUTCOMESFOLLOWING BARIATRIC SURGERY - 793

PNEUMATIC DILATION OF GASTRIC SLEEVESTENOSIS IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITHWEIGHT REGAIN. - Su2040

POSTOPERATIVE VENOUSTHROMBOEMBOLISM PROPHYLAXIS INPATIENTS UNDERGOING UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL CANCER SURGERY INAN ASIAN POPULATION: A NEED FORSTANDARDISED GUIDELINES - Su2041

PREDICTORS OF NON-HOME DISCHARGEFOLLOWING ELECTIVE LAPAROSCOPICBARIATRIC SURGERY: A MBSAQIP ANALYSIS- Tu2027

PREGNANCY AND ASSOCIATED OUTCOMESAMONG PATIENTS FOLLOWING SLEEVEGASTRECTOMY: A RETROSPECTIVECOMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BARIATRICSURGERY PATIENTS FOLLOWED IN AREPRODUCTIVE INFERTILITY CLINIC - 187

PRIOR BARIATRIC SURGERY IS NOTASSOCIATED WITH WORSE OUTCOMES INPATIENTS ADMITTED FOR VENOUSTHROMBOEMBOLISM - Tu2030

PROTON PUMP INHIBITOR ABSORPTIONFOLLOWING SLEEVE GASTRECTOMYIMPACTS RESOLUTION OF GERDSYMPTOMS - 74

QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS IN PATIENTSWITH WEIGHT REGAIN FOLLOWING ROUX-EN-Y GASTRIC BYPASS: A SINGLE CENTERANALYSIS - Su2042

REDO FUNDOPLICATION AND ROUX-EN-YDIVERSION FOR FAILED FUNDOPLICATION:A 3-YEARS SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE -1039

ROUX-EN-Y DIVERSION FOR GERD AFTERSLEEVE GASTRECTOMY: A SINGLE-CENTERCASE SERIES - Su2043

ROUX-EN-Y RECONSTRUCTION FOR FAILEDANTI-REFLUX OPERATIONS: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW - Tu2022

SURGICAL PYLOROPLASTY: A NEGATIVEPREDICTOR FOR CLINICAL IMPROVEMENTAFTER ENDOSCOPIC PER-ORALPYLOROMYOTOMY (POP) FOR POST-SURGICAL GASTROPARESIS - 792

TEST CHARACTERISTICS OF ABDOMINALCOMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY FOR THEDIAGNOSIS OF GASTRO-GASTRIC FISTULAIN PATIENTS WITH ROUX-EN-Y GASTRICBYPASS - 83

THE EFFECT OF MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERSON POST-OPERATIVE OUTCOMES AFTERBARIATRIC SURGERY - 184

THE EFFECT OF PRE-OPERATIVEPSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, MARKERS OFNONCOMPLIANCE OR HISTORY OFTRAUMA ON OUTCOMES AFTER BARIATRICSURGERY - Su2044

THE IMPACT OF BARIATRIC SURGERYCOMPARED TO METFORMIN THERAPY ONPREGNANCY OUTCOMES IN PATIENTSWITH POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME -66

THE IMPACT OF PRIOR BARIATRIC SURGERYON LABOR AND DELIVERYCOMPLICATIONS - 189

THE IMPACT OF RIGHT DIAPHRAGMATICRELAXING INCISION ON OUTCOMES ANDRECURRENT HIATAL HERNIAS INPARAESOPHAGEAL HERNIA REPAIR - 69

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THIRTY-DAY READMISSION AFTERBARIATRIC SURGERY: CAUSES, EFFECTS ONOUTCOMES AND PREDICTORS. - 174

TRANSORAL OUTLET REDUCTION (TORE):SHOULD MORE THAN ONE PURSE-STRINGSUTURE BE USED? - Mo2007

TRENDS OF SLEEVE GASTRECTOMY ANDPOST-OPERATIVE WEIGHT LOSSPHARMACOTHERAPY OVER 10 YEARS: ALARGE DATABASE STUDY - 791

PEDIATRIC ENDOSCOPY/ENDOSCOPY:PEDIATRICA COMPARISON STUDY OFESOPHAGOGASTRIC JUNCTIONDISTENSIBILITY MEASUREMENT INPEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH ACHALASIAPRE- AND POST-DILATION, AND CONTROLS- 601

COLONOSCOPY SKILLS AND TRAIN THETRAINER COURSES FOR PEDIATRICENDOSCOPY: NORTH AMERICANEXPERIENCE - Mo1990

CONCEPTUALIZING ENTRUSTMENT INENDOSCOPIC TRAINING - Mo1989

EFFECT OF MUSIC IN PEDIATRICENDOSCOPIC EXAMINATIONS: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - 602

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FOR ACHALASIAIN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS: 10YEARS’EXPERIENCES FROM A LARGEVOLUME CENTER - Mo1979

ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF BLUNTPANCREATIC TRAUMA IN CHILDREN: ARETROSPECTIVE SERIES FROM A LARGE HPBCENTRE - Mo1981

ENDOSCOPIC RADIAL INCISION FOR BENIGNESOPHAGEAL STRICTURES IN CHILDREN -Mo1987

ENDOSCOPIC STENT FOR MANAGING HIGHPROXIMAL TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL FISTULAIN CHILDREN - Mo1995

ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED COILPLACEMENT IS AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE ANDRADIATION-SPARING APPROACH FORMANAGEMENT OF GASTRIC VARICEALBLEEDING IN CHILDREN ANDADOLESCENTS - 604

ERGONOMICS IN PEDIATRICGASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY - Mo1986

ESOPHAGEAL STRICTURES IN PEDIATRICPATIENTS WITH EOSINOPHILICESOPHAGITIS ; SHORT SEGMENTSTRICTURE VS. NARROW CALIBERESOPHAGUS. - Mo1993

INCREASED ENDOSCOPIC AND SURGICALINTERVENTION IN EARLY PRESENTATIONOF PEUTZ-JEGHERS SYNDROME: A SINGLECENTER STUDY - Mo1991

INTRAPROCEDURAL KETOROLAC IS SAFEAND ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER RISK OFPOST-ERCP PANCREATITIS IN HIGH RISKPEDIATRIC PATIENTS - Mo1982

MULTI-CENTER DATABASE FORECASTSGROWTH IN SIZE AND VOLUME OFPEDIATRIC ENDOSCOPY CENTERS - Mo1983

PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGYREPORTING PRACTICES FROM FOREIGNBODY AND CAUSTIC INGESTION CASES:DATA AND COLLABORATION TO DRIVECHANGE - Mo1980

QUALITY INDICATORS FOR COLONOSCOPYIN PRE-SCHOOLERS MAY NEED TO BE

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DIFFERENT FROM OLDER CHILDRENBECAUSE OF DIFFERENT DISEASEPREVALANCE. - Mo1992

RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY ASSESSMENT OFENDOSCOPIC ACTIVITY INDICES INPEDIATRIC ULCERATIVE COLITIS - 599

ROLE OF ERCP IN THE DIAGNOSIS OFBILIARY ATRESIA: A RETROSPECTIVE SERIESFROM A LARGE HPB CENTRE - Mo1994

THE MAJORITY OF CHILDREN ANDADOLESCENTS WITH PANCREAS DIVISUMAND ACUTE RECURRENT PANCREATITISEXPERIENCE CLINICAL IMPROVEMENTAFTER ERCP WITH MINOR PAPILLOTOMY -Mo1985

THE PEDIATRIC ENDOSCOPY PRACTICE INEUROPE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A WEB-BASED SURVEY ON BEHALF OF THEENDOSCOPY SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OFEUROPEAN SOCIETY OFGASTROENTEROLOGY, HEPATOLOGY ANDNUTRITION (ESPGHAN) - Mo1988

THE USE OF ESOFLIP, A NOVEL HYDRAULICDILATION DEVICE, IN A PEDIATRICACHALASIA COHORT. - Mo1984

USE OF GIE CATKIDS COLONOSCOPYASSESSMENT TOOL IN PEDIATRICPROCEDURAL TRAINING - 603

UTILITY OF REPEATED THERAPEUTICENDOSCOPIES FOR PEDIATRICESOPHAGEAL ANASTOMOTIC STRICTURES -600

TOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: CAPSULE ENDOSCOPYA RANDOMIZED DOUBLE BLIND CLINICALTRIAL OF HIGH VOLUME SIMETHICONE TOIMPROVE VISUALIZATION DURING SMALLINTESTINAL CAPSULE ENDOSCOPY - Tu1533

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, TRAINED WITH AROUGH BINARY CLASSIFICATION, CANSELECT SIGNIFICANT IMAGES OF CAPSULEENDOSCOPY. - 1114

ASSESSMENT OF CAPSULE ENDOSCOPYUTILIZING CAPSOCAM PLUS� IN PATIENTSWITH SUSPECTED SMALL BOWEL DISEASEINCLUDING PILOT STUDY WITH REMOTEACCESS PATIENTS - 1113

CAPSULE ENDOSCOPY IS USEFUL FORPOSTOPERATIVE TIGHT CONTROLMANAGEMANT IN PATIENTS WITHCROHN’S DISEASE - Tu1576

CLINICAL UTILITY OF EMERGENCY CAPSULEENDOSCOPY FOR DIAGNOSING THESOURCE AND NATURE OF ON-GOINGOVERT OBSCURE GASTROINTESTINALBLEEDING - Tu1544

COMPLICATIONS OF VIDEO CAPSULEENDOSCOPY OVER THE PAST TWODECADES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Tu1536

EFFECT OF COLCHICINE TREATMENT ONSEVERE NSAID-INDUCED SMALLINTESTINAL DAMAGE: A PILOT STUDY -Tu1548

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF PATENCYCAPSULE COMPARED TO MAGNETICRESONANCE ENTEROGRAPHY FORPREDICTION OF CAPSULE ENDOSCOPYRETENTION IN PATIENTS WITH CROHNDISEASE - Tu1567

ISOLATED TERMINAL ILEITIS - WHENCAPSULE ENDOSCOPY IS KEY FOR CROHN’SDISEASE DIAGNOSIS - Tu1572

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NEGATIVE VIDEO CAPSULE ENDOSCOPYHAD VERY HIGH NEGATIVE PREDICTIVEVALUE FOR SMALL BOWEL LESIONS, BUTBEWARE OF YOUNG PATIENTS - Tu1556

NOT OPEN-AND-SHUT: A NATIONAL SURVEYOF PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS ON DIRECT(OPEN) ACCESS ENDOSCOPY AVAILABILITY- Tu1558

PROLONGED GASTRIC TRANSIT ON VIDEOCAPSULE ENDOSCOPY MAY PREDICTGASTROPARESIS ON GASTRIC EMPTYINGSCINTIGRAPHY - Tu1539

RATE AND PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF RE-BLEEDING AFTER NEGATIVE IN BOTHCAPSULE ENDOSCOPY AND CONPUTERTOMOGRAPHY IMAGE FOR OBSCUREGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING - Tu1575

SECOND-GENERATION MAGNETICALLYCONTROLLED CAPSULE GASTROSCOPYFOR BETTER DIAGNOSIS OF UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL TRACT: ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED CLINICALTRIAL - 1111

SMALL BOWEL CAPSULE ENDOSCOPY ANDCARDIAC IMPLANTABLE ELECTRONICDEVICES: WHAT IS THE REAL RISK OFINTERFERENCE? - Tu1540

SMALL BOWEL CAPSULE ENDOSCOPY FORDIAGNOSIS OF GASTRIC EMPTYING -Tu1554

SMALL BOWEL ENDOSOCPY IN CHRONICGRANULOMATOUS DISEASE-ASSOCIATEDINFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE - Tu1569

TATTOO MARKS THE SPOT, BUT CAN WEFIND IT? LOW RATES OF TATTOOIDENTIFICATION WITH CAPSULEENDOSCOPY - Tu1553

THE IMPACT OF DIRECT ORALANTICOAGULANTS ON THE PREVALENCEOF SMALL BOWEL SAURIN P1 RED SPOTLESIONS DETECTED DURING VIDEOCAPSULE ENDOSCOPY - Tu1541

THE NUMBER OF NON-BLEEDING SMALLBOWEL AVMS VISUALIZED ON CAPSULEENDOSCOPY IS NOT A SIGNIFICANTPREDICTOR OF REBLEEDING RISK - Tu1537

THE VALUE OF DIVING METHOD FORCAPSULE ENDOSCOPY IN EXAMINATIONOF SMALL INTESTINAL DISEASE: APROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIAL - 1110

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: ENDOSCOPIC THERAPY OFTHE SMALL INTESTINEA NEW PROMISING TREATMENT FORGASTROINTESTINAL CANCER:IRREVERSIBLE ELECTROPORATIONABLATION AS AN ALTERNATIVETHERAPEUTIC METHOD - Tu1555

AN INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW OFGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING AMONG 563CONTINUOUS FLOW LEFT VENTRICULARASSIST DEVICE RECIPIENTS - Tu1531

OUTCOMES IN ENDOSCOPIC THERAPY OFDUODENAL ADENOMAS - Tu1546

RECURRENCE AND COMPLICATIONS ARECOMMON AFTER ENDOSOCPIC RESECTIONOF AMPULLARY ADENOMAS IN FAMILIALADENOMATOUS POLYPOSIS - Tu1527

SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES OF COLD SNAREPOLYPECTOMY FOR SUPERFICIAL NON-AMPULLARY DUODENAL EPITHELIALTUMOR: MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE NON-

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RANDOMIZED CONFIRMATORY TRIAL (D-COP TRIAL) - 159

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: GASTRIC AND SMALL BOWELENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTIONENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION VSENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION INTHE SHORT-TERM OUTCOMES OFENDOSCOPIC RESECTION FOR SUPERFICIALNON-AMPULLARY DUODENAL TUMORS; AMULTI-CENTER RETROSPECTIVE STUDY -Tu1499

A NOVEL RISK FACTOR FOR BLEEDING AFTERENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR EARLY GASTRIC CANCER - Tu1521

DERIVATION AND EXTERNAL VALIDATIONOF A PREDICTION MODEL (BEST-J SCORE)OF BLEEDING AFTER ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION FOR EARLYGASTRIC CANCER - Tu1487

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF UNDERWATERENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION FORSUPERFICIAL NON-AMPULLARY DUODENALEPITHELIAL TUMORS: SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - 498

ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION OFDUODENAL LESIONS: A SINGLE CENTEREXPERIENCE - Tu1489

OUTCOME OF ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION (ESD) FOR DUODENALLESIONS, A UNITED STATES EXPERIENCE -Tu1506

SUCCESSFUL RESECTION OF GRADE 1DUODENAL NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOURSUSING ENDOSCOPIC TECHNIQUES IN TWOCANADIAN HOSPITALS. - Tu1516

THERMAL ABLATION OF THE DEFECTMARGIN AFTER DUODENAL ENDOSCOPICMUCOSAL RESECTION SIGNIFICANTLYREDUCES THE RATE OF ADENOMARECURRENCE - 502

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: GASTRIC NEOPLASIAADDITION OF LINKED COLOR IMAGING TOWHITE LIGHT ENDOSCOPY IMPROVESDELINEATION PERFORMANCE OF EARLYGASTRIC CANCER LESIONS BY NON-EXPERTENDOSCOPISTS - Tu1501

ANALYSIS OF METACHRONOUS GASTRICCANCER AFTER ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION FOR EARLY GASTRIC CANER. -Tu1514

CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF TEAR DROPSWITH SODIUM HYALURONATE FORSUBMUCOSAL INJECTION IN GASTRICENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION -Tu1518

CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS AND RISK FACTORSFOR HIGH-GRADE DYSPLASIA ORCARCINOMA IN BIOPSY-PROVEN GASTRICREGENERATIVE ATYPIA - Tu1522

DETECTION OF EARLY GASTRIC CANCERS INSCREENING LASER ENDOSCOPY USINGLINKED COLOR IMAGING FOR PATIENTSWITH ATROPHIC GASTRITIS - Tu1479

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OFDOUBLE CHECK SUPPORT SYSTEM USINGARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENDOSCOPICSCREENING FOR GASTRIC CANCER - Tu1481

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OFDOUBLE CHECK SUPPORT SYSTEM USING




ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENDOSCOPICSCREENING FOR GASTRIC CANCER - 501

DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN ENDOSCOPICAND HISTOLOGICAL ULCER FINDINGS INCLINICAL INTRAMUCOSAL EARLY GASTRICCANCER - Tu1498

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION OF EARLYGASTRIC NEOPLASIA IN THE WEST:RESULTS FROM FOUR TERTIARY REFERRALEUROPEAN CENTRES - Tu1484

ENDOSCOPIC VS. SURGICAL RESECTION FORGASTRIC GASTROINTESTINAL STROMALTUMORS!5CM IN SIZE: SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. - Tu1504

ENDOSCOPIC ABLATIVE THERAPY ISINADEQUATE FOR THE TREATMENT OFGASTRIC EPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA; ARANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL FORHISTOLOGIC VALIDATION OF ARGONPLASMA COAGULATION VERSUSMONOPOLAR COAGULATION - Tu1517

ENDOSCOPIC FEATURES OF EPSTEIN-BARRVIRUS-POSITIVE EARLY GASTRIC CANCER -Tu1507

HYBRID VERSUS CONVENTIONALENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR TREATMENT OF GASTRIC LESIONS: ACOMPARATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ANDMETA-ANALYSIS - Tu1492

LINKED COLOR IMAGING CAN RELIABLYDETECT OVERLOOKED GASTRICNEOPLASMS BY WHITE LIGHT IMAGING: APOST-HOC ANALYSIS OF A PROSPECTIVERANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL - Tu1480

LONG-TERM OUTCOMES AFTER NON-CURATIVE GASTRIC ENDOSCOPICSUBMUCOSAL DISSECTION - Tu1502

LOW FREQUENCY OF LYMPH NODEMETASTASIS IN ABSOLUTE, BUT NOTEXPANDED, INDICATIONS FORENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONOF EARLY GASTRIC CANCER IN USPATIENTS - Tu1486

NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF HELICOBACTERPYLORI ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE IN HIGHPREVALENCE OF GASTRIC CANCERCOUNTRY (BHUTAN): A LARGE-SCALECOMMUNITY-BASED STUDY - Tu1497

OUTPATIENT ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION FOR THE TREATMENT OFEARLY GASTRIC CANCER IN A REFERENCECENTER FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS IN SÃOPAULO-BRAZIL - Tu1515

PREDICTORS FOR DEVELOPMENT OFCOMPLETE AND INCOMPLETE INTESTINALMETAPLASIA (IM) ASSOCIATED WITHHELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION: ALARGE-SCALE STUDY FROM LOWPREVALENCE AREA OF GASTRIC CANCER(IM-HP TRIAL) - Tu1508

PRE-PROCEDURAL FEATURES FORPREDICTING THE RISK OF LYMPH NODEMETASTASIS IN GASTRIC CANCER - Tu1509

PREVALENCE AND RISK FACTORS FOR LYMPHNODE METASTASIS AFTER NONCURATIVEENDOSCOPIC RESECTION FOR EARLYASTRIC CANCER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS - Tu1488

PROBE-BASED CONFOCAL LASERENDOMICROSCOPY (P-CLE) IS USEFUL ASAN ALTERNATIVE “OPTICAL” BIOPSYMODALITY IN DIAGNOSIS OF GASTRIC


INTESTINAL METAPLASIA (GIM) IN U.S.POPULATION - Tu1490

RISK FACTORS FOR RECURRENCE AFTER ESDOF GASTRIC NEOPLASM IN OLD AGE -Tu1513

RISK OF LYMPH NODE MEYASTASIS INUNDIFFENTIATED EARLY GASTRIC CANCER- Tu1519

SURGICAL MARGIN STATUS AND OVERALLSURVIVAL IN GASTRIC GASTROINTESTINALSTROMAL TUMORS - Tu1495

THE PREVALENCE OF COLONIC POLYPS ANDCOLORECTAL CANCER IN PATIENTS WITHGASTRIC NEOPLASM: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Tu1505

THE RISK FOR LYMPH NODE METASTASIS INEPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS-ASSOCIATEDGASTRIC CARCINOMA WITH SUBMUCOSALINVASION IS QUITE LOW: ARETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY -Tu1491

U.S. SURVIVAL OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPICVS SURGICAL RESECTION OF EARLYGASTRIC CANCER MEETING JAPANESEABSOLUTE AND EXPANDED CRITERIA -Tu1493

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: MUCOSAL DISORDERS(ULCERS, sprue, ETC.)A RARE LINK BETWEEN BINGE DRINKINGAND HEMATEMESIS - Tu1520

ENDOSCOPIC AND HISTOLOGICALCHARACTERISTICS OF NEW GASTRICFINDINGS THAT APPEARED WITH STRONGACID SECRETION SUPPRESSOR (P-CAB). -Tu1503

ENDOSCOPIC BAND LIGATION COMPAREDTO THERMAL THERAPY FOR GASTRICANTRAL VASCULAR ECTASIA: A SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS - Tu1485

LYMPHOCYTIC GASTRITIS ANDASSOCIATION WITH ATOPIC SYMPTOMS: ACASE SERIES - Tu1510

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: NONVARICEAL UGIBLEEDINGASSESSING THE UTILIZATION AND EFFICACYOF HEMOSTATIC POWDER IN TREATINGNON-VARICEAL GASTROINTESTINALHEMORRHAGES - Tu1512

CALENDAR YEAR READMISSION RATESASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENT ETIOLOGIESOF NON-VARICEAL UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING AND ITSIMPACT ON OUTCOMES - Tu1483

COST EFFECTIVENESS OF DOPPLERENDOSCOPIC PROBE GUIDED THERAPY OFHEMORRHAGE FROM PEPTIC ULCERS WITHFLAT PIGMENTED SPOTS. - 500

ENDOSCOPIC HEMOSTATIC POWDER FORTHE TREATMENT OF MALIGNANCY-RELATED GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING: ASINGLE CENTER US EXPERIENCE - 499

IMPACT OF HEMOSTATIC MINERAL POWDERFOR ALL TYPES OF UPPERGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING IN ADEVELOPING COUNTRY - Tu1511

NOVEL HEMOSTATIC POWDER STOPSBLEEDING IN A LIVE PROCINE MODEL OFUPPER GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING -Tu1478

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REAL LIFE EXPERIENCE WITH THE USE OF AHEMOSTATIC POWDER IN 152 PATIENTSUNDERGOING URGENT ENDOSCOPY FORGASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING - Tu1494

THE ABC SCORE ACCURATELY PREDICTSMORTALITY IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTSTHAT DEVELOP UPPER GASTROINTESTINALBLEEDING - Tu1496

THE USE OF PRE-ENDOSCOPIC PROTONPUMP INHIBITORS HAVE NO IMPACT ONCLINICAL OUTCOMES IN ACUTE UPPER GIBLEEDING: A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTERITALIAN COHORT STUDY - Tu1500

USE OF DOPPLER ENDOSCOPIC PROBE ISCOST-EFFECTIVE FOR THE MANAGEMENTOF PEPTIC ULCER-ASSOCIATEDHEMORRHAGE - Tu1482

WHAT TREATMENT TO USE FOR SEVERENON-VARICEAL UGI HEMORRHAGE:STANDARD ENDOSCOPIC HEMOSTASIS,DOPPLER GUIDED HEMOSTASIS, OR OVER-THE-SCOPE-CLIP (OTSC)? - 97

WHAT TREATMENT TO USE FOR SEVERENON-VARICEAL UGI HEMORRHAGE:STANDARD ENDOSCOPIC HEMOSTASIS,DOPPLER GUIDED HEMOSTASIS, OR OVER-THE-SCOPE-CLIP (OTSC)? - 497

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: OTHER IMAGINGTECHNIQUES OF THE STOMACH ANDSMALL INTESTINEACCURACY OF I-SCAN FOR THE DETECTIONAND CHARACTERIZATION OFPREMALIGNANT GASTRIC LESIONS - Tu1573

ENDOCYTOSCOPIC ONSERVATION OF NON-AMPULLARY DUODENAL CANCER: REPORTOF SIX CASES - Tu1566

ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS USINGMAGNIFYING IMAGE-ENHANCEDENDOSCOPY FOR SUPERFICIAL NON-AMPULLARY DUODENAL EPITHELIALTUMORS - Tu1557

IMAGE ENHANCED ENDOSCOPY FORPRENEOPLASTIC CONDITIONS ANDNEOPLASTIC GASTRIC LESIONS - Tu1526

LINKED COLOR IMAGING IMPROVES THEVISIBILITY OF SUPERFICIAL NON-AMPULLARY DUODENAL EPITHELIALTUMORS - Tu1549

NARROWBAND IMAGING VERSUS WHITELIGHT ENDOSCOPY IN DETECTION OFGASTRIC INTESTINAL METAPLASIA: A META-ANALYSIS AND SYSTEMATIC REVIEW -Tu1562

PROSPECTIVE SURVEY COMPARISON OFENDOSCOPIC IMAGE QUALITY BETWEENHD-WHITE LIGHT ENDOSCOPY (HD-WLE)VS. GASTROSCOPE PROTOTYPE (GP):IMPLICATIONS FOR COST-EFFECTIVEGASTRIC CANCER SCREENING INPREVALENT REGIONS - Tu1568

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: OUTCOMES STUDIES(STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE)STUDY OF GUT MICROBIOTA IN GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE WITH ORWITHOUT HELICOBACTER PYLORIINFECTION IN INDIA. - Tu1543

ASSOCIATION OF FUNCTIONALGASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES ANDGASTROPARESIS: A PROSPECTIVE STUDYOF THE IMPACT OF GASTROINTESTINAL

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FUNCTIONAL DISEASES ON THE OUTCOMEOF GASTRIC PER ORAL ENDOSCOPICMYOTOMY - Tu1551

COMPARISON OF ENDOSCOPIC VERSUSLAPAROSCOPIC RESECTION FOR GASTRICGASTROINTESTINAL STROMAL TUMORS: AMETA-ANALYSIS - Tu1535

CONCOMITANT TIF WITH HIATAL HERNIAREPAIR: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHTO GERD - Tu1525

ENDOSCOPIC CLIPS VERSUS ENDOSCOPICSUTURE FOR MUCOSAL CLOSURE AFTERPER ORAL ENDOSCOPICPYLOROMYOTOMY - A PROSPECTIVESTUDY - Tu1547

ENDOSCOPIC FULL THICKNESS RESECTIONCOMPARED TO SUBMUCOSAL TUNNELENDOSCOPIC RESECTION FOR TREATMENTOF GASTRIC GIST - 163

EVALUATION FOR INTESTINAL CELLS OFCAJAL IN PYLORIC MUSCLE BIOPSY DURINGGASTRIC PYLOROMYOTOMY: A SINGLECENTER EXPERIENCE - Tu1552

FACTORS PREDICTING FAILURE OF GASTRICPERORAL ENDOSCOPIC PYLOROMYOTOMYIN TREATMENT OF GASTROPARESIS: ASINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE - Tu1524

FEASIBILITY, SAFETY AND LONG-TERMEFFICACY OF GASTRIC PERORALENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY (GZPOEM) FORPOSTSURGICAL GASTROPARESIS: APROSPECTIVE SINGLE-CENTER STUDY. - 160

FEASIBILITY OF ENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSALDISSECTION FOR LATERALLY SPREADINGLESIONS LARGER THAN 20MM LOCATED ATTHE SECOND PART OF THE DUODENUM:ASINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE - Tu1561

GASTRIC PER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY(G-POEM) FOR THE TREATMENT OFGASTROPARESIS (GP): A PROSPECTIVESINGLE CENTER ASSESSMENT OF CLINICALSUCCESS - Tu1530

GASTRIC PERORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMYOR PERORAL PYLOROMYOTOMY ISHIGHLY EFFECTIVE FOR POSTSURGICALGASTROPARESIS - Tu1560

GASTRIC PER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMYVERSUS PYLOROMYOTOMY: ANINTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDY -162

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GASTROPARESIS WITH CONCOMITANTGASTROINTESTINAL DYSMOTILITY IS NOTA CONTRAINDICATION FOR PER ORALPYLOROMYOTOMY (POP) - Tu1565

INCREASED PREVALENCE OF BARRETT’SESOPHAGUS IN PATIENTS WITHDUODENAL ADENOMA - Tu1542

INSERTION OF A SECOND METAL STENT FORPALLIATION OF RECURRENT MALIGNANTGASTRIC OUTLET OBSTRUCTION; A META-ANALYSIS - Tu1564

KI-67 EXPRESSION CAN BE A MARKER OFAGRESSIVENESS OF DUODENAL DISEASE INFAMILIAL ADENOMATOUS POLYPOSIS -Tu1563

METACHRONOUS CANCER AFTERENDOSCOPIC SUBMUCOSAL DISSECTIONFOR EARLY GASTRIC CANCER WITHUNDIFFERENTIATED HISTOLOGY: ARETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS - Tu1523

METASTASIS AND LYMPH NODE SPREAD INGASTRIC GASTROINTESTINAL STROMALTUMORS - Tu1529

PALLIATION OF MALIGNANT GASTRICOUTLET OBSTRUCTION WITH COVEREDVERSUS UNCOVERED SELF-EXPANDINGMETAL STENTS; A META-ANALYSIS OFOBSERVATIONAL STUDIES ANDRANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS -Tu1538

PER ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY FORZENKER’S DIVERTICULUM: A NOVEL ANDSAFER TECHNIQUE OVER SEPTOTOMY ? -Tu1528

SYMPTOM IMPROVEMENT AFTER GASTRICPER-ORAL ENDOSCOPIC MYOTOMY DOESNOT MATCH GASTRIC EMPTYING TIMES:RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE STUDY - 161

UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL NEOPLASM INFAMILIAL ADENOMATOUS POLYPOSIS: ASINGLE-CENTER, RETROSPECTIVE STUDY -Tu1571

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: PERCUTANEOUSENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY (PEG) ANDJEJUNOSTOMY (PEJ)DIRECT ENDOSCOPIC PLACEMENT OFPERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC

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GASTROSTOMIES WITH JEJUNALEXTENSION TUBES (PEG-J) USING ULTRA-THIN GASTROSCOPES – LONG TERMOUTCOMES FROM A U.S. TERTIARYREFERRAL CENTER - Tu1550

IS IR GASTROSTOMY PLACEMENT SAFERTHAN PEG? A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF461 PATIENTS FROM 2014-2019 - Tu1570

PRACTICE PATTERNS IN PERCUTANEOUSENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY TUBEPLACEMENT IN PATIENTS WITHALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: 12 YEARS OF THEU.S NATIONAL DATA ANALYSIS. - Tu1532

SAFETY AND OUTCOMES OF PERCUTANEOUSENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY PLACEMENTIN PATIENTS WITH PORTAL HYPERTENSIVEGASTROPATHY AND GASTRIC VARICES -Tu1545

TIMING OF CHEMOTHERAPY INFLUENCESRISK OF INFECTION IN PERCUTANEOUSENDOSCOPIC ENTERAL TUBE PLACEMENT -Tu1559

STOMACH AND SMALL INTESTINE/ENDOSCOPY: SMALL BOWELENTEROSCOPY

JEJUNAL DIEULAFOY’S LESION: IS IT STILL ADIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTICCONUNDRUM? - Tu1577

PRELIMINARY EXPERIENCE WITH THE NOVELMOTORIZED SPIRAL ENTEROSCOPE(POWERSPIRAL�) FOR SMALL BOWELDISEASES - 1112

ROLE OF DEVICE ASSISTED ENTEROSCOPY INSMALL BOWEL BLEEDING IN PATIENTSWITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE - Tu1574

THE USE OF DEVICE-ASSISTEDENTEROSCOPY IN DIAGNOSING ANDTREATING SMALL BOWEL DISORDERS,RESULTS FROM A LARGE RETROSPECTIVEMUTLI-CENTER US STUDY - Tu1534

UTILITY AND SAFETY OF BALLOON-ASSISTEDENTEROSCOPY IN PATIENTS WITH LEFTVENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES: ARETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY -Tu1578



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