We continue with our popular colonic EMR series with Michael Bourke — this time, addressing bleeding during the procedure.

Michael Bourke continues with EMR perforation and shares comprehensive insights on proper management.

Ian Gralnek continues his successful upper GI bleeding series — this time focusing on the management of non-variceal bleeding.

Ian Gralnek this time discusses endoscopic findings and classifications during emergency endoscopy for upper GI bleeding.

John Anderson from Glasgow is closely involved in the British colorectal cancer screening project, particularly with regard to colonoscopy quality. He also comments on the COLONPREV study.

Ian Gralnek from Israel discusses his specialty — GI bleeding. He covers patient factors, indications, and preparation for emergency endoscopy — a must for every endoscopist!

Part 2 of our expert panel discussion on the new AI guidelines for colonoscopic polyp detection. Again, moderated by Michael Bretthauer and Thomas Rösch. Discussants are Shahnaz Sultan, Ian Gralnek, Per Olav Vandvik, and Farid Foroutan.

An expert panel from various GI societies — ESGE, AGA, and BMJ — discusses the new AI guidelines on colonoscopic polyp detection and their differing conclusions. Moderated by Michael Bretthauer and Thomas Rösch; discussants are Shahnaz Sultan, Ian Gralnek, Per Olav Vandvik, and Farid Foroutan.

Douglas Rex shares the U.S. standpoint on the Spanish RCT comparing FIT versus colonoscopy for CRC screening.

Further details behind the scenes on the big paper in The Lancet on FIT versus colonoscopy for CRC screening, with Antoni Castells.