Axel Dignaß as guest editor speaks with Timo Rath about innovations in endoscopic imaging in inflammatory bowel disease

Focusing on new endoscopic technology, Stefan Seewald shows fascinating examples of how to find very early and minute gastric cancer

In our second episode introducing editors of the big GI journals - we continue with the David Weinberg who works in Philadelphia; his research centers on the prevention and control of gastrointestinal malignancies

Michal Kaminski discusses various quality parameters of colonoscopy, what they mean and how to implement them into our daily endoscopic practice

When hot colonic EMR is finished, the current standard mandates margin ablation: Michael Bourke tells you why and how

In cooperation with our sponsor Olympus we present the different features of the new X1 video series. Ingolf Mesecke from the European headquarters explains the features and Stefan Seewald from Zurich shows us image and videoexamples. Part 3: RDI (red dichromatic imaging)

In cooperation with our sponsor Olympus we present the different features of the new X1 video series. Ingolf Mesecke from the European headquarters explains the features and Stefan Seewald from Zurich shows us image and videoexamples. Part 2: TXI (texture and brightness enhancement imaging)

In cooperation with our sponsor Olympus we present the different features of the new X1 video seruies. Ingolf Mesecke from the European headquarters explains the features and Stefan Seewald from Zurich shows us image and videoexamples. Part 1: EDOF (extended depth of field)

Here we summarize our discussions from the previous two episodes and try to find out which polyps should be treated how, whether to use the hot or the cold technique and what to do in addition

Our guest Michael Bretthauer is very well known as an exquisite clinical researcher in GI endoscopy and colorectal cancer screening - just think of his recent masterwork, the NordICC study...