Evolved prophylactic clipping techniques for GI delayed bleeding management
Lesion types and patient profiles impact when to use prophylactic clipping. Hear from experts on how they have seen approaches to prophylactic clipping change over the years, but it remains a critical part of today's practice.
Prophylactic clipping in practice
Dr. Amit Rastogi, Professor of Medicine, Department of Gastroenterology, University of Kansas Health System, shares his experience with prophylaxis for GI bleeding.
Patient and procedural benefits of prophylactic clipping
Dr. Douglas Rex, Director of Endoscopy, Indiana University Hospital and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine, discusses the benefits of prophylactic clipping for specific lesion types and patient profiles.
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