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Classifying Colonic Polyps: Kudo, JNET & Imaging in Action | Endoscopy Essentials Ep. 6

🎥 Endoscopy Essentials Ep. 7 | Classifying Colonic Polyps: Why Imaging Matters In this engaging episode, Prof. Thomas Rösch teams up with Prof. Stefan Seewald (Zurich) to tackle the science and skepticism around colonic polyp classification. With Rösch playing the role of a “nonbeliever,” Seewald walks through how modern imaging, classification systems, and staining techniques can transform diagnosis and treatment of early neoplasia in the colon. ________________________________________ 🧠 What You’ll Learn in This Episode 🔸 How the Kudo classification assesses surface/pit patterns 🔸 How JNET classification uses vascular patterns for differentiation 🔸 When and how to apply staining agents like crystal violet or vinegar 🔸 Role of NBI and underwater endoscopy for better polyp visualization 🔸 When to choose EMR vs. ESD based on classification insights 🔸 Why improved accuracy leads to better patient outcomes 👨‍⚕️ Whether you’re a believer or skeptic, this episode offers a compelling case for structured endoscopic assessment of colorectal lesions—delivered with clinical clarity and real-case examples. ________________________________________ 🗣️ Key Quotes: ✔️ “The vascular pattern we can nicely appreciate by NBI.” ✔️ “Classification changes your resection plan—it’s not just academic.” ✔️ “Underwater imaging and staining can reveal what white light misses.” ________________________________________ ⏱️ Chapters / Timestamps 00:00 – Intro: Rösch vs. Seewald – believer meets skeptic 02:00 – Why classifying colonic polyps is clinically relevant 04:00 – Kudo classification explained: surface & pit patterns 06:20 – JNET classification: vascular patterns in action 08:40 – Using NBI to enhance polyp visualization 11:00 – Staining methods: crystal violet, vinegar, and beyond 14:15 – How imaging informs EMR vs. ESD decisions 17:30 – Underwater technique for improved image clarity 20:10 – Real case examples: decision-making in practice 24:00 – Final thoughts: Should all endoscopists classify polyps? 🌐 Learn more about ESD tools & techniques ➡️ http://spkl.io/6054APBpr ________________________________________ 🌐 Follow us on: ➡️ LinkedIn: http://spkl.io/6059frT7t ➡️ Twitter: http://spkl.io/6050frT7Q 📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more expert-led discussions on endoscopy innovation. #Colonoscopy #ADR #EndoscopyEssentials #MichalKaminski #ThomasRösch #OlympusEndoscopy #BowelPrep #Retroflexion #Endocuff #EFTR #ESD #PolypDetection #EndoscopyQuality #AIinEndoscopy #ColorectalCancerScreening #GIEndoscopy #Gastroenterology The content of this video is intended for healthcare professionals and is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered medical advice, nor a promotion a promotion or solicitation for any product or for an indication for any product or indication that is not approved in the jurisdiction where this content is viewed. Olympus does not practice medicine or provide medical services. Healthcare professionals must use their independent clinical judgment in each individual case. Patient-specific factors – including changes in disease state or medications – may impact the performance or appropriateness of any medical device or changes in a patient’s disease and/or medication may alter the efficiency of a device’s programmed parameters or related features. Clinical outcomes may vary. This video may reference products, indications, or therapeutic options that are not approved or available in all countries. Product features, labeling, and availability may differ by region in accordance with local laws and regulatory requirements. Always consult your local representative or official product documentation for country-specific information. This video is published by Olympus Corporation, which is solely responsible for its contents and is intended for those audiences only. This content is presented in a global context and is intended for an international professional audience. Regional restrictions may apply. This site is intended for Healthcare Professionals. If you are a patient, it is important that you discuss information about the benefits and risks of products with your doctor. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.