A comprehensive summary table addressing the use of distal attachment caps in endoscopic procedures is available in our recent publication in World Journal of Gastroenterology. We invite colleagues to examine the data and share their perspectives. https://t.co/cPtG9pxLnH
@drybketenci@EndoCollabcom@drkeithsiau@stevenbollipo@hasanerzn Just brainstorming of course-sure, early manometry might not be ideal. But what if there’s an underlying motility or pressure issue? 🤔
Sometimes finding nothing is still a finding.
Why not design a study on this?
@drkeithsiau@HSEYNSANCARBOZ1 It’s more a liquid than a gel, u can use it directly on bleeding site, Maybe I can talk to the manufacturers for you—they might be able to send you some to try🧐
@drkeithsiau@HSEYNSANCARBOZ1 Exactly! Comparative studies on topical agents would be awesome. But i think Ankaferd is slightly more effective than others—definitely worth trying out!
@drkeithsiau@HSEYNSANCARBOZ1 As someone who routinely uses Ankaferd and has published on it, I can say certainty: Ankaferd does NOT stop spurting bleeding! It’s also ineffective in heavy oozing. We use it successfully after controlling the main bleed, for stabilization. It works great on tumor or mucosa 🩸
@hasanerzn@drkeithsiau@stevenbollipo@KMonkemuller Yep, in sigmoid volvulus the colon twists around itself, cutting off blood flow to the twisted part. On endoscopy, this looks like the ‘autumn leaves sign’.
@drkeithsiau@hasanerzn@stevenbollipo@KMonkemuller 🍂autumn leaves sign🍂Proximal to the ecchymotic segment, mucosa appeared dark with yellow-reddish spots—matching the “fallen leaves in autumn” look. Borderline ischemia without full gangrene. I was asleep while they operated—will update later 😍
🌍 Cross-national insights into primary biliary cholangitis
This comparative study explores the clinical and biochemical characteristics of incident and prevalent PBC cases in both Danish and Turkish cohorts. Results highlight shared patterns as well as region-specific differences in disease presentation.
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👉👉👉Debates about controversial issues in hepatology, and much more specific topics will be discussed at the AASLD-TASL Connect Meeting in İstanbul, 14-15 February 2025, stay tuned 📳
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