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Advanced Endoscopic Imaging: Approaches to Early Barrett’s Cancer Part 1 with Prateek Sharma

Barrett’s Esophagus is associated with long-term gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) and is a risk factor for esophageal cancer. Current practice is to screen select patients who have multiple risk factors for esophageal cancer and monitor those patients diagnosed with Barrett’s Esophagus for development of precancerous change (dysplasia). What is barrett’s esophagus, what are barrett’s esophagus symptoms and how do you treat barrett’s esophagus? These questions and more are covered during the discussion. This recording was part of the Multidisciplinary Approaches to Early Barrett’s Cancer held on November 18, 2020, and moderated by Sheila Krishnadath, Amsterdam University Medical Center (The Netherlands) and Prateek Sharma, University of Kansas (USA). Find out more at https://www.isde.net/barrett-esophagus Learn more about the International Society for Diseases of the Esophagus at https://www.isde.net/ Watch other videos from this virtual presentation 1. Advanced Endoscopic Imaging for Diagnosing of Early Barrett's Cancer with Prateek Sharma    • Advanced Endoscopic Imaging: Approaches to...   2. Endoscopic Resection of Early Barrett's Cancer (Japanese Perspective) with Seiichiro Abe    • Endoscopic Resection: Approaches to Early ...   3. Role of Surgery in Early Barrett's Cancer with George Hannah    • Role of Surgery: Approaches to Early Barre...   4. Surveillance and Follow-up in Early Barrett's Cancer with Kenneth Wang    • Surveillance and Follow-up: Approaches to ...   Check out the Barrett’s Esophagus playlist    • Esophageal Cancer   ------------- This webinar included short presentations on advanced endoscopic imaging, endoscopic resection, the role of surgery and, surveillance and follow-up. Panellists were invited to comment at each stage and questions were answered from the audience. ISDE wishes to recognize and thank the following individuals for their contributions to this virtual presentation: • Sheila Krishnadath, Amsterdam University Medical Center (Netherlands) • Prateek Sharma, University of Kansas Medical Center (USA) presenter • Seiichiro Abe, National Cancer Center Hospital (Japan) • George Hanna, Imperial College (UK) • Kenneth Wang, Mayo Clinic Rochester (USA)