Evaluation of Esophageal Strictures
Upper GI strictures are evaluated through understanding symptoms and causes. The types of strictures and their clinical assessment are discussed, highlighting the role of endoscopy in diagnosis and treatment. A thorough patient history is essential, and fluoroscopy aids in assessment. Treatment algorithms range from dilation to surgery, with stenting also considered, emphasizing the complexities and risks. The goal is to improve patient outcomes with tailored treatment strategies.
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Chapters (15)
0:00Introduction
0:41Strictures in the UGI Tract
1:12Esophageal Strictures: Symptoms
2:33Esophageal Strictures: Causes
3:50Gastric/Duodenal Strictures: Symptoms
4:14Gastric/Duodenal Strictures: Causes
4:50Strictures in the UGI: how to assess?
6:48Benign Esophageal Strictures: Complexity
7:32Benign Esophageal Strictures: Refractory/Recurrent
7:57Benign Esophageal Strictures: When to use X-ray?
9:05Gastric/Duodenal Strictures: When to use X-ray
9:20When to use X-ray: Overview
9:38Suggested Treatment Algorithm for Benign Esophagea
10:36Overview of Treatment modalities in refractory ben
11:37When to use X-ray: overview
Total duration: 15 minutes