In this episode we delve into the topic of T1b esophageal adenocarcinoma, a subject sparking debate among experts worldwide. It requires a multidisciplinary approach and there are still aspects of the diagnostic work up and management that require further clarification and agreement.

Cryoablation in Barrett's neoplasia is the topic of this episode. We will talk about the technique, its potential and the use of this technique within the perspective of other ablation techniques. Our experts prof. dr. Bas Weusten and dr. Torsten Beyna will guide us through this fourth episode. Enjoy listening!

In this third episode we will talk about endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) in Barrett's neoplasia. Prof. dr. Oliver Pech and prof. dr. Jacques Bergman will tell us everything on the endoscopic technique, the advantages and disadvantages and why this technique becomes more and more popular in daily clinical practice. Listen here to this episode as we will shed furher light on this exciting technique in Barrett's esophagus. 

In this second episode we will touch upon artificial intelligence (AI) in endoscopy and specifically the detection of Barrett's neoplasia. Dr. Fons van der Sommen (Assistant professor in electronical engineering) and Dr. Jeroen de Groof (Resident in gastroenterology) will tell us everything about this exciting and rapidly developing field. What is AI, how could a computer-aided detection system help the gastroenterologist in screening for Barrett's neoplasia and what does the future hold? This and more in the second episode of Best Barrett Talks!

In this first episode of Best Barrett Talks Roos Pouw (Consultant gastroenterologist) and Sanne van Munster (Resident in gastroenterology) will talk about radiofrequency ablation in Barrett's neoplasia. Roos and Sanne will tell us everything about the novel scientific insights on long-term outcomes for radiofrequency ablation (https://doi.org/10.1136/gutjnl-2020-322615) and what this means for clinical practice. Listen here to this first episode.