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2012
ASGE Product
Catalog
• Practice Management Tools
• Endoscopic Videos
• Patient Education
• And more!
If endoscopy is your practice, ASGE is your partner!
ONLINE LEARNING CENTER
2012
The ASGE Online Learning Center!
ASGE Product
Catalog
• ASGE Online Learning Center 3
• ASGE Endoscopic Learning Library 4
Advanced Imaging 5
Colorectal 5
ERCP 8
EUS 9
GI Bleeding 10
Upper GI Endoscopy 11
Small Bowel 14
Other 14
• Physician Resources 15
Visit
www.asge.org
for a full selection
of ASGE logowear
• Patient Education 18
• Order Form 21
ASGE’s Online Learning Center offers more than
100 videos and educational activities featuring
techniques and technologies, interesting cases,
clinical guidelines and practice management
resources specific to endoscopy.
ASGE
If endoscopy is your
practice, ASGE is your
partner – online, 24/7!
Earn CME at your convenience
CME can be earned through participation
in recorded sessions, clinical guidelines
educational activities and viewing ASGE’s
premier videos from the Endoscopic Learning
Library online.
The Online Learning Center features
• 20+ videos from ASGE’s Endoscopic
Learning Library
• Videos from the Video Forum and World
Cup of Endoscopy sessions at DDW®
Front Screen
• CME activities on 15 clinical guidelines on
endoscopic topics
• Recorded sessions from past postgraduate
courses
• A selection of activities at no cost, including
up to 9.5 free CME credits and five chapters
from the practice management resource
“Negotiating with Payers – a Primer.”
✓ Get unlimited viewing access to
videos purchased online
✓ Search by keyword and category
✓ Print CME certificates
Endoscopic Learning Library On-Demand
✓ Track progress and return to
activities at any time
ASGE’s Online Learning Center has the
resources you need to keep current in your
practice as well as meet CME requirements –
at your convenience!
Check out the ASGE Online Learning Center at
www.asge.org today!
Clinical Guidelines CME Activities
order online at www.asge.org
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ENDOSCOPIC LEARNING LIBRARY
ASGE’s Endoscopic Learning
Library features endoscopy’s
NEW!
most comprehensive DVD
material on the most current
topics available. Select a topic
of interest or purchase the
entire library. These DVDs will
for practicing gastroenterologists,
gastroenterology trainees, medical
residents, physician assistants,
and nurses.
Continuing Medical Education
ASGE is accredited by the Accreditation
Council for Continuing Medical Education to
provide continuing medical education
for physicians.
ASGE designates these enduring materials for
the stated maximum number of AMA PRA
Category 1 Credits™. Participants should
claim only the credit commensurate with the
extent of their participation in the activity.
For more information about claiming AMA
PRA Category 1 Credit™ for activities in
the Endoscopic Learning Library, visit
www.asge.org.
Set of Five New DVDs for 2012
(DV050-DV054)
• DV202
• DV202
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Member $515
Non-Member $725
Colorectal
Image Enhanced Endoscopy
New! Endoscopic Mucosal
Resection – LGI
Roy M. Soetikno, MD, FASGE, and
Tonya Kaltenbach, MD, FASGE
full-color, live-action educational
knowledge base, and are ideal
Advanced Imaging
(2008 AV Award Winner)
collection. Each DVD features
complement and expand your
5 New Titles!
Endoscopic Learning Library
The ASGE Endoscopic Learning Library
offers an expansive collection of the latest
endoscopy-related topics. Each DVD offers
CME and features full-color, live-action
educational material on the most current
topics available. The library features five new
DVDs for 2012 including:
Topics covered in this high-definition video
include, but are not limited to, high-resolution
versus high-definition imaging, sprayed
dye-based image enhancement versus
electronically-enhanced imaging, identification
of mucosal patterns and mucosal vascular
details highlighted by IEE, and the use of spray
catheters and caps in IEE. Also featured are
the complementarities of dye spraying and
electronic image enhancement in the detection
of metaplasia and neoplasia, applications
in inflammatory bowel disease, and coutilization of IEE with advanced mucosal
resection techniques.
[2008 – TRT 36:00] 0.50 CME Credit
• DV037 Member $99
• DV037 Non-Member $139
*Online Learning Center
ASGE
Gottumukkala S. Raju, MD, FASGE,
Tonya R. Kaltenbach, MD, FASGE, and
Roy M. Soetikno, MD, FASGE
This DVD identifies
and discusses the
different types of
Endoscopic Mucosal
Resections (EMR),
such as lift and cut,
suck and cut with a
cap or using a band
ligation. You will be
able to view actual
video demonstrations
of these techniques
within the colon.
A section on managing EMR complications
related to bleeding, perforations and stricture
is also included. The DVD concludes with a
section on patient follow-up after EMR.
The Bariatric Patient: Endoscopic
Diagnosis and Management (DV050)
Upon completion of this educational activity,
participants will be able to:
See page 11
• Discuss the role of EMR in the management
of premalignant lesions of the GI tract.
Endoscopic Mucosal Resection — LGI
(DV051)
• Identify and describe the indications,
procedures, complications and follow-up
management after EMR.
See page 5
Small Bowel Imaging (DV052)
• Perform EMR in different parts of the
GI tract.
See page 14
[2012 – TRT 1:42:00] 2.00 CME Credits
Endoscopic Tissue Sampling of the
Upper GI Tract: Forceps to Optical
(DV053)
• DV051
• DV051
Member $125
Non-Member $175
2012 Audiovisual Award Winner
See page 11
Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection
of Colon Lateral Spreading Tumors
(DV054)
2012 Audiovisual Award Honorable Mention
See page 6
*Online Learning Center – this item is also available for purchase
and viewing through the new ASGE Online Learning Center.
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Colorectal
New! Endoscopic Submucosal
Dissection of Colon Lateral
Spreading Tumor
Colonoscopy Technique:
Basic and Advanced
Won Young Cho, MD, Bong Min Ko, MD,
Gene Hyun Bok, MD, Kwang Yeun Shim,
MD, Hyun Gun Kim, PhD, Tae Hee Lee, MD,
Suck Ho Lee, MD, So Young Jin, MD, and
Joo Young Cho, MD
Douglas K. Rex, MD, FASGE
(2012 AV Award Honorable Mention)
This DVD is an
evidence-based
comprehensive
review of the
indications,
technical aspects
and complications
of performing
endoscopic
submucosal
dissection of
colonic lateral
spreading tumors.
This DVD incorporates the
when, why, how and when not to perform
this procedure with multiple outstanding
video clips demonstrating the techniques
and tools used to perform ESD in the colon.
Endoscopists of all levels who have an interest
in learning ESD will benefit from watching this
DVD product.
Includes audio translations in
Spanish and Japanese.
Colonoscopic Polypectomy
BEST
SELLER
This instructional video provides a detailed
explanation and review of colonoscopy
technique. Topics covered include the informed
consent process, selection of colonoscope
(pediatric vs. adult, etc.), control of tip
deflection, recognition of anatomic landmarks,
principles of safe and successful insertion,
terminal ileal intubation, how sedation
influences insertion, maintaining safety during
insertion, withdrawal technique, and the
approach to the very difficult colonoscopy.
(Polypectomy is covered in DV030.)
[2007 – TRT 1:22:00] 1.25 CME Credits
• DV029
• DV029
Member $125
Non-Member $175
Douglas K. Rex, MD, FASGE
This educational DVD reviews
BEST
colorectal polyp evaluation
and treatment in detail.
SELLER
Polypectomy technique for
resection of large, small, and
difficult polyps is discussed and demonstrated.
Ancillary techniques reviewed include
detachable snares, clipping and tattooing.
Current post-polypectomy surveillance is
discussed. Viewers will be able to identify
indications and techniques for polypectomy
using cold forceps, hot forceps, cold snaring
and hot snaring, piecemeal technique,
submucosal injection, tattooing, argon
plasma coagulation, clipping, and detachable
snares, and polyp retrieval tools; recognize
the principal complications of polypectomy;
maximize safety during polypectomy; identify
visual cues to polyp histology; and make
recommendations for follow-up of colorectal
polyps after polypectomy.
[2007 – TRT 2:43:00] 2.75 CME Credits
Endoscopic Approach to
Hemorrhoids
Rome Jutabha, MD, Tonya Kaltenbach, MD,
FASGE, and Roy M. Soetikno, MD, FASGE
This educational DVD focuses on the safe,
effective, and well tolerated endoscopic
therapy of symptomatic hemorrhoids.
[2006 – TRT 28:02] 0.50 CME Credit
• DV027
• DV027
Member $75
Non-Member $115
Diagnosis of Flat and Depressed
Colorectal Neoplasms
Roy M. Soetikno, MD, FASGE,
Jennifer Barro, MD, Shai Friedland, MD,
Suzanne Matsui, MD, Robert Rouse, MD,
and Takahiro Fujii, MD
This DVD describes and demonstrates the
endoscopic features, classification, detection,
evaluation, and treatment of flat and depressed
colorectal neoplasms.
[2004 – TRT 18:00] 0.25 CME Credit
Colonoscopy Set
• Describe indications, technical aspects and
complications of performing endoscopic
submucosal dissection of colonic lateral
spreading tumors
Includes DV029 & DV030 at a
discounted price.
• DV208
• DV208
Member $215
Non-Member $295
• Discuss how to perform ESD in the colon.
• Evaluate when and when not to perform
ESD in the colon.
[2012 – TRT 36:00] 0.75 CME Credit
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ERCP
Endoscopic Retrograde
Cholangiogram for Benign
Biliary Diseases
Endoscopic Papillectomy for
Tumors of the Major Duodenal
Papilla
A Primer to Hepato-pancreatobiliary (HPB) EUS
Anthony Yuen Bun Teoh, MD, FRCS,
Philip Wai Yan Chiu, MD, FRCS, Charing
Ching Ning Chong, MRCS, Joseph Jao Yiu
Sung, MD, PhD, James Yun Wong Lau, FRCS,
and Enders Kwok Wai Ng, MD, FRCS
Tae Yoon Lee, MD, Myung-Hwan Kim, MD,
Sang Soo Lee, MD, Dong Wan Seo, MD, and
Sung Koo Lee, MD
Jarrod Lee, MBBS, Sharmila Sachithanandan,
MD, Krishnan Raman, MD, Chan Yee Ming,
MD, and Chin Khong Ling, MD
This video provides a comprehensive spectrum
of ampullary neoplasms of the papilla of Vater,
with detailed video footage of endoscopic
resection techniques. Featured in the video are
several endoscopic papillary excision methods,
their indications, important caveats in preexcision evaluation, technical issues pertinent
to endoscopic excision, follow-up imaging, and
complications of endoscopic papillectomy.
Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)
for hepato-pancreato-biliary
BEST
(HPB) disorders is one of the
SELLER
most challenging areas for EUS
practitioners. In this interactive
educational activity, you are presented with
the basic principles and techniques of an EUS
approach to common clinical presentations
of HPB disorders such as pancreatic masses,
cystic lesions of the pancreas, pancreatitis,
dilate biliary ducts and gallbladder disorders.
[2010 – TRT 1:09:00] 1.00 CME Credit
• DV044
• DV044
Member $125
Non-Member $175
Techniques of Endoscopic
Therapy in Pancreatic Disorders
Kapil Gupta MD, MPH, Timothy P. Kinney,
MD, and Martin L. Freeman, MD, FASGE
This DVD provides a detailed technical
presentation of approaches to pancreatic
therapy including ERCP, and adjunctive
therapies such as EUS rendezvous, and
extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.
Also addressed are the associated risks
and complexities of these techniques and
the supporting infrastructure and
background required.
[2009 – TRT 1:22:00] 1.50 CME Credits
• DV043
• DV043
Member $99
Non-Member $139
ERCP Set
Includes DV035, DV038, DV043 & DV044
at a discounted price.
• DV206
• DV206
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EUS
This video provides viewers a comprehensive
presentation of the latest knowledge and
demonstration of ERC in the treatment of
benign hepato-biliary diseases, including
management of common bile duct stones,
surgical biliary complications, benign biliary
strictures, primary sclerosing cholangitis, and
sphincter of Oddi dysfunction.
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Member $365
Non-Member $525
[2008 – TRT 16:00] 0.25 CME Credit
• DV038
• DV038
Member $59
Non-Member $99
Biliary Access Techniques for
ERCP: From Basic to Advanced
Martin L. Freeman, MD, FASGE, and
Kapil Gupta, MD, MPH
This program offers viewers a
BEST
comprehensive presentation of
SELLER
biliary cannulation and access
techniques for ERCP ranging
from basic to very advanced. All
of the major techniques for biliary cannulation
are presented in detail, including traditional
methods, guidewire cannulation, and
particular emphasis on
newer approaches including pancreatic
guidewire and pancreatic stent-assisted
techniques. Throughout this DVD, pros
and cons, and risks and benefits of each
technique are discussed. Adaptation of
technique to individual patients and their
anatomy is emphasized.
[2007 – TRT 1:03:21] 1.0 CME Credit
• DV035
• DV035
Member $125
Non-Member $175
[2011 – TRT 1:15:00] 1.25 CME Credits
• DV048
• DV048
Member $125
Nonmember $175
Therapeutic EUS
Michael J. Levy, MD, and
Mark D. Topazian, MD, FASGE
This video encompasses many aspects of
therapeutic ultrasound, covering established
and emerging techniques. Topics discussed
include celiac plexus interventions; drainage of
pancreatic fluid collections; pancreaticobiliary
access and drainage; and therapy of
gastrointestinal bleeding.
[2009 – TRT 1:22:00] 1.50 CME Credits
• DV042
• DV042
Member $99
Non-Member $139
EUS Set
Henning Gerke, MD, Maged K. Rizk, MD,
Kerry A. Proctor, MD, Gail C. Crowe, RN,
and Mary C. Bartley, RN
This video discusses the use of endoscopic
ultrasound to obtain fine needle aspiration
samples for cytology and trucut biopsy for
histology. Indications, contraindications and
complications of each procedure are reviewed,
as well as the methods employed in handling
each specimen type.
[2008 – TRT 35:52] 0.50 CME Credit
• DV040
• DV040
Member $99
Non-Member $139
EUS In Hand
John Meenan, MD, and Charles Vu, MD
This interactive CD-ROM program takes a
staged approach to performing both radial
and linear endoscopic ultrasound of the
upper gastrointestinal tract. Each module
deals with a specific aspect of EUS, including
anatomical regions, common pathologies, how
to perform FNA and Trucut biopsy and the
use of specialized equipment. A step-by-step
guide is provided with representative snapshot
images. Narrated videos and animations detail
difficult areas of EUS, such as performing
duodenal studies, finding the portal confluence
and staging pancreatic tumors. Pre-formatted
files suitable for downloading to Palm OS (or
Palm Pilot equivalent) handheld devices are
included. (Interactive. Estimated 240 minutes
for the average endoscopist to complete; 2007)
[2007] 4.0 CME Credits
Includes DV031, DV040, DV042 & DV048
• DV207
• DV207
EUS Guided Tissue Sampling
Techniques: Cytology & Biopsy
Member $365
Non-Member $525
• DV031
• DV031
Member $75
Non-Member $115
*Online Learning Center – this item is also
available for purchase and viewing through
the new ASGE Online Learning Center.
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GI Bleeding
Soung Won Jeong, MD, Joo Young Cho, MD,
Jae Young Jang, MD, Won Young Cho, MD,
Gene Hyun Bok, MD, Hong Su Kim, MD,
Jin Oh Kim, MD, and Joon Seong Lee, MD
Gastroesophageal varices (GEV) are present in
approximately 50% of patients with cirrhosis.
GEV hemorrhage is the most common
lethal complication of cirrhosis, occuring in
~20% if untreated. This video focuses on the
endoscopic management of esophageal varices,
and includes sections on endoscopic screening,
prophylaxis and the acute management of
patients with variceal hemorrhage.
[2009 – TRT 26:00] 0.50 CME Credit
• DV041
• DV041
Member $99
Non-Member $139
ASGE
Upper GI Endoscopy
Techniques of Hemostasis
for Non-variceal Upper
Gastrointestinal Bleeding
New! The Bariatric Patient:
Endoscopic Diagnosis and
Management
Louis M. Wong Kee Song, MD,
Elizabeth Rajan, MD, and
Christopher J. Gostout, MD, FASGE
Sreenivasa S. Jonnalagadda, MD, FASGE,
Steven A. Edmundowicz, MD, FASGE, and
Sachin B. Wani, MD
This video provides an updated review of
currently available hemostatic devices and
appropriate techniques for their utilization in
the management of non-variceal UGI bleeding
using the latest treatment paradigms.
Patients who have undergone bariatric
surgery are often referred to an endoscopist
for management of diverse problems. This
educational program will discuss the role
of endoscopy in the management of specific
problems encountered in the post-bariatric
patient. The clinical presentation, technical
aspect of endoscopic interventions and
expected outcomes will be discussed.
[2008 – TRT 36:00] 0.50 CME Credit
Endoscopic Management
of Variceal Hemorrhage
in Cirrhosis
• DV036
• DV036
Member $99
Non-Member $139
Endoscopic Interpretation and
Therapy of Severe Lower GI
Bleeding
Roy M. Soetikno, MD, FASGE,
Tonya Kaltenbach, MD, FASGE,
Peter B. Kelsey, MD, and
Kenneth R. McQuaid MD, FASGE
Lower gastrointestinal bleeding is common,
accounting for approximately 30% of all
major GI bleeding. The approach to lower
GI bleeding is controversial. Recent studies
have shown that urgent colonoscopy can
be safe and therapeutic. The purpose of this
educational program is to describe the art
and science of the endoscopic management of
patients with acute severe lower GI bleeding.
• Enumerate complications that occur
following surgery for obesity.
• Discuss endoscopic diagnosis and therapeutic
interventions in the management of postbariatric surgical complications.
• Describe the approaches to examine the
gastric remnant and duodenum and perform
ERCP in patients with post-bariatric surgical
altered anatomy.
[2012 – TRT 2:08:00] 2.50 CME Credits
New! Endoscopic Tissue Sampling
of the Upper GI Tract: From
Forceps to Optical
Won Young Cho, MD, Gene Hyun Bok, MD,
Wook Hyun Um, MD, Chnag Gyun Chun,
MD, Hyun Gun Kim, PhD, Tae Hee Lee, MD,
Suck Ho Lee, MD, Su Jin Hong, MD,
So Young Jin, MD, and Joo Young Cho, MD
Adequate tissue
sampling is the most
essential element
of endoscopy. The
results of biopsies
significantly
influence clinical
decisions
and patient
management.
This DVD will
first review the
indications and
basic techniques
of conventional forceps biopsy by specific GI
tract location and by disease such as Barrett’s
esophagus and benign/malignant gastric ulcers.
Participants will be introduced to clinical
situations where advanced tissue sampling
techniques help with diagnosis including strip
biopsy, endoscopic resection of mucosal and
submucosal lesions and EUS guided needle
biopsy. Finally, there will be discussion on the
recent clinical application of optical biopsies
using confocal endomicroscopy.
[2007 – TRT 33:13] 0.50 CME Credit
• DV032
• DV032
Member $59
Non-Member $99
• Discuss the indications and complications
related to tissue sampling.
• Discuss which tissue sampling methods are
needed for specific clinical situations.
[2012 – TRT 41:00] 0.75 CME Credit
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Upper GI Endoscopy
Esophageal Self Dilation:
A Teaching Guide for Physicians
Ivana Dzeletovic, MD, and
David E. Fleischer, MD
Esophageal self-dilation is a treatment option
for patients with resistant benign esophageal
strictures. In this teaching guide, you will be
presented with information on the topic of
resistant esophageal strictures, the equipment
needed, the choice of dilators and the
procedure of self-dilation.
[2011 – TRT 13:00] 0.25 CME Credit
• DV049
• DV049
Member $59
Nonmember $99
Endoscopic Management of
Barrett’s Esophagus
Deepak Agrawal, MD, Srikrishna Vemana,
MD, and Amitabh Chak, MD, FASGE
In the past few years, multiple new endoscopic
techniques have evolved for ablation of
dysplasia in Barrett’s esophagus. This video
provides viewers with a comprehensive
presentation of the endoscopic diagnosis
and treatment techniques for Barrett’s
esophagus, including endoscopic mucosal
resection, multipolar electrocoagulation, argon
plasma coagulation, photodynamic therapy,
radiofrequency ablation and cryotherapy.
[2010 – TRT 1:40:00] 1.50 CME Credits
Hisanao Hamanaka, MD, Takuji Gotoda,
MD, Ronald Yeh, MD, and Roy M. Soetikno,
MD, FASGE
[2005 – TRT 27:00] 0.50 CME Credit
• DV011
• DV011
Member $59
Non-Member $99
Endoscopic Removal of Foreign
Bodies in Upper Gastrointestinal
Tract
Member $99
Non-Member $139
Chan Sup Shim, MD, Sang Woo Cha, MD,
Joo-Young Cho, MD, Joon Seong Lee, MD,
and Moon-Sung Lee, MD
Won Young Cho, MD, Jong Kee Park, MD,
Su Jin Hong, MD, Gene Hyun Bok, MD,
Tae Hee Lee, MD, Hyun Gun Kim, PhD,
Jin Oh Kim, MD, and Joon Seong Lee, MD
Bariatric Surgery –
An Instructional Program for
GI Endoscopists
While 80 - 90% of foreign bodies pass
spontaneously, 10 - 20% require nonoperative
intervention. Learn the tricks of the trade with
this DVD that addresses indications, risks,
tools, and techniques.
Achalasia is a esophageal smooth muscle
motility disorder of unknown cause,
characterized by aperistalsis of the esophageal
body and impaired lower esophageal sphincter
relaxation. In this video, current treatments of
achalasia and pathophysiology are included.
Christopher Huang, MD, R. Armour Forse,
MD, PhD, and Francis A. Farraye, MD, MSc,
FASGE
Endoscopic Treatment of
Achalasia
[2011 – TRT 36:00]
Available online only!
0.50 CME Credits
• DV047
• DV047
This instructional DVD provides information
on major bariatric operations along with
video clips demonstrating normal anatomy
and commonly encountered post-operative
complications.
[2004 – TRT 30:00] 0.50 CME Credit
• DV018
• DV018
Member $59
Non-Member $99
Bariatrics Set
Includes DV018 & DV050 (see page 11)
• DV204
• DV204
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Early
Gastric Cancer
Member $145
Non-Member $215
[TRT 18:50]
• DV021
• DV021
Member $59
Non-Member $99
Endoscopic Techniques for
Enteral Access in Nutritional
Support
Stephen A. McClave, MD, FASGE, and
Mark H. DeLegge, MD, FASGE
This DVD provides a brief description of
basic techniques of endoscopic enteral access
device placement and modification of these
techniques based on specific patient situations.
Therapeutic Endoscopy for
Strictures of the Upper
Digestive Tract
Tae Hee Lee, MD, Joo Young Cho, MD, Gene
Hyun Bok, MD, Il-Kwun Chung, MD, Tae
Hoon Lee, MD, Youn Ho Jung, MD, Won
Young Cho, MD, Hyun Gun Kim, MD, Jin Oh
Kim, MD, and Joon Seong Lee, MD
Strictures of the upper digestive tract are
encountered in clinical practice and can pose a
challenge to the gastroenterologist. Endoscopic
therapy has become first line therapy for
benign and malignant strictures. This video
provides practical recommendations regarding
indications and techniques for endoscopic
treatment of upper digestive tract strictures
focusing on dilation therapy, stent therapy and
incisional therapy.
[2010 – TRT 1:13:00] 1.25 CME Credits
• DV046
• DV046
Member $99
Non-Member $139
[2001 – TRT 36:30]
• DV022
• DV022
Member $59
Non-Member $99
*Online Learning Center – this item is also
available for purchase and viewing through
the new ASGE Online Learning Center.
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PHYSICIAN RESOURCES ASGE
SMALL BOWEL
New! Introducing GESAP VII . . .
OTHER
The latest innovation in self-assessment!
New! Small Bowel Imaging
Klaus E. Monkemuller, MD, PhD, FASGE,
Marzeba Zabielski, RN, BSN, and
Lucia C. Fry, MD.
This DVD will allow viewers to understand
the techniques, performance and limitations
of current methods of small bowel imaging.
Participants will be able to master the
spectrum of small bowel pathologies and the
specific algorithmic approach to the various
conditions, such as obscured GI bleeding,
inflammatory small bowel diseases,
malabsorption, small bowel tumors
and polyps.
• Recognize the techniques, performance and
limitations of current methods of small
bowel imaging.
• Describe the spectrum of small bowel
pathologies and the specific algorithmic
approaches to the various conditions;
obscured GI bleeding, inflammatory small
bowel diseases, malabsorptions, small bowel
tumors and polyps.
• Discuss the concept of advance small bowel
endoscopic imaging.
[2012 – TRT 40:00] 0.75 CME Credit
• DV052
• DV052
Member $99
Non-Member $139
Endoscopic Closure of
Gastrointestinal Leaks
Gottumukkala S. Raju, MD, FASGE,
Hisatomo Ikehara, MD, Tonya R. Kaltenbach,
MD, Takuji Gotoda, MD, and Roy M.
Soetikno, MD, FASGE
Endoscopic perforation is a serious
complication. This video provides a
comprehensive review of the endoscopic
treatment of gastrointestinal leaks including
the history of endoscopic closure, operation
of available clips, principles of endoscopic
perforation closure, techniques of closure of
esophageal, gastric and colon perforations and
the practical management of gastrointestinal
perforation closure.
The ASGE Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
Self-Assessment Program VII (GESAP VII) is
the premier resource for
assessing knowledge,
preparing for
certification exams
and earning points for
ABIM Maintenance of
Certification (MOC). GESAP VII offers
10 study modules by topic area and a
comprehensive self-test module that
includes the same 300+ peer-reviewed
questions in random order for a true selfassessment experience.
Topics covered:
• Biliary • Colorectal
• Esophagus • Nutrition
• Pancreas
• Pediatrics
• Stomach
• Small Intestine
• Patient Preparation,
• GIE Focal Points
Monitoring and Sedation
GESAP VII features
• All questions and critiques developed
and peer-reviewed by ASGE member
endoscopists
• Fully interactive format with images and
videos throughout the program to clarify
important topics
• Earn up to 40 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
[2010 – TRT 1:01:00] 1.00 CME Credit
• DV045
• DV045
Member $99
Non-Member $139
Question 2
Full Endoscopic Learning
Library (DV011-DV054)
• DV200
• DV200
Member $2,235
Non-Member $3,245
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A 35-year-old man is hospitalized with abdominal pain, fever (103°F), and
bloody diarrhea for 2 days after a trip to Mexico 2 weeks ago. He denies
any nausea and vomiting. During his vacation, he took ciprofloxacin
as prophylaxis against traveler’s diarrhea. His brother has a history of
ulcerative colitis. An abdominal radiograph reveals a normal-appearing
colon without dilation. His stools are negative for C difficile toxin. Stool
cultures and ova and parasite results are negative. A colonoscopy shows
ulcers in the proximal ascending colon, along with mild to moderate diffuse
colitis (Figure 1). Biopsy results are pending.
Which of the following therapies is most appropriate in this patient?
Figure 1
A. Metronidazole
B. Metronidazole plus iodoquinol
C. Intravenous methylprednisolone
D. Ciprofloxacin
BEST
SELLER
Online Format –
now available at www.ASGE.org!
Participants may purchase the online version
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Antithrombotic Agents
Pocket Card
The ASGE Antithrombotic Agents pocket
card is based on the ASGE clinical guideline,
“Management of Antithrombotic Agents
for Endoscopic Procedures,” published
in the December 2009 issue of GIE:
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. The pocket
card includes information on Management
of Antithrombotic Agents in the Elective
Endoscopic Setting, Management of
Antithrombotic Agents in the Urgent
Endoscopic Setting, Procedure Risk for
Bleeding, Risk for Thromboembolic Event,
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Pearls: A Chrestomathy of Editorial
Comments on Medicine, Endoscopy,
Literature, Language, and Life
New! 2012 Annual Postgraduate
Course “Endoscopy 2012:
Integration of Science
and Practice”
Syllabus and CD-ROM
Includes print and electronic course materials
from “Endoscopy 2012: Integration of Science
and Practice,” ASGE’s Annual Postgraduate
Course highlighting the latest developments in
gastrointestinal endoscopy. Presentations will
be available on the Online Learning Center
summer 2012. Course directors: Steven A.
Edmundowicz, MD, FASGE and Patrick R.
Pfau, MD
• SYL512
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Antibiotic Prophylaxis Cards
A Brief History of Endoscopy
Available in English and Spanish
This vividly illustrated book recounts how in
just over a century physicians have advanced
from a mere glimpse of the portals of the
alimentary tract to its deepest recesses and
how simple visual diagnosis has progressed
to the application of the most sophisticated
diagnostic and therapeutic techniques. Most
importantly, the book eloquently defines how
light has brought truth to the elucidation of the
furthermost reaches of the human body. The
144-page, hard-bound book was published in
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This pack of 25 convenient pocket cards
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English:
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• BKHIS
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Lawrence J. Brandt, MD,
Focal Point Editor for
GIE: Gastrointestinal
Endoscopy, has
gathered a collection
of the best Focal Points
and his accompanying
commentaries from the
last four years. These
informative glimpses of unusual endoscopic
circumstances are each followed by Dr
Brandt’s unique perspective, drawing from
his extensive knowledge of medical history,
literature, philosophy, language, and mythology.
Released in 2009
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ASGE’s definitive text on
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The AEC Primer includes information
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ASGE Public and Member Outreach
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instructions, what happens during the
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Viewers will follow real patients going through
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diagnose and treat, and when normal activities
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DVD contains two separate videos, one about
colonoscopy and one about upper endoscopy,
each approximately 10 minutes. The menu
also offers a continuous play or “looping”
option for each video. Note: This is not an
informed consent DVD.
Funding for this educational DVD was
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Four GI Anatomy Notepads are available:
Colon and Rectum
PAD01 (English)
PAD01S (Spanish)
Pancreas, Bile Ducts and Gallbladder
PAD02 (English) PAD02S (Spanish)
Small Bowel
PAD03 (English)
PAD03S (Spanish)
Upper Gastrointestinal Tract
PAD04 (English) PAD04S (Spanish)
Each package contains two notepads of 50
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• Member $12.50 per package
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PAD200 (English)
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LM60 (Pack of 10)
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Ensuring the Safety of Your
Endoscopic Procedure
PEB14 (English) PEB14S (Spanish)
Understanding Barrett’s
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Understanding Capsule
Endoscopy
PEB12 (English)
Understanding Colon Cancer
Screening
Understanding Percutaneous
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Understanding Colon Polyps and
Their Treatment
Understanding Upper Endoscopy
Understanding Colonoscopy
Understanding Bowel Preparation
Before Colonoscopy
Understanding ERCP
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Understanding EUS – Endoscopic
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PEB04 (English
Understanding Gastroesophageal
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