DOI : 10.1055/s-00000012

Endoscopy

Issue S 02 · Volume 57 · March 2025 DOI: 10.1055/s-015-61427


ESGE Days 2025
Barcelona, Spain, 03.–05.04.2025

Ian M. Gralnek
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  • OP008
    Argenziano, M E; Sorge, A; Montori, M; Poortmans, P J; Tornai, T; Smeets, S; Al-Dury, S; Debels, L; Desomer, L; Tate, D J:

    Accuracy of the Muscle Retraction Sign for determining deep Submucosal Invasion During Endoscopic Resection of Rectal Lesions

  • OP009
    Rimondi, A; Despott, E J; Gulotta, M; Manno, M; Soriani, P; Bonura, G F; Barbaro, F; Schepis, T; Maresca, R; Spada, C; Pugliese, F; Mavrogenis, G; Azzolini, F; Dell'Anna, G; Fasulo, E; Seewald, S; Tvaradze, G; Calabrese, G; Albéniz, E; Inês, S; Lima, P; Barreiro, P; Santos-Antunes, J; Sferrazza, S; Murino, A:

    Risk of submucosal invasive cancer and high-grade dysplasia in a Multicentre Western Cohort of ESD treated colorectal lesion

  • OP010
    Rimondi, A; Despott, E J; Maristany Bosch, E; Kalopitas, G; Gulotta, M; Murino, A:

    Performance of the muscle retracting sign with neovascularization as predictor of invasion during ESD in a western cohort of colorectal lesion

  • OP011
    Chagnon, P; Morvan, M; Arnachellum, R; Cholet, F; Uguen, A; Doucet, L; Nousbaum, J B; queneherve, L:

    Should we be less concerned about T1 colorectal cancers developed on pedunculated polyps? A 12-year retrospective population-based study

  • OP012
    Eckersley, R; Humphries, A; Kader, R; Saunders, B P:

    Endoscopic resection of large rectal polyps involving the dentate line: experience from a UK tertiary referral centre

  • OP013
    Krzyżkowiak, J; Tribonias, G; Dimopoulou, K; Pilonis, N D; Zormpas, P; Pioche, M; Barreiro, P; Grande, G; Tate, D J; Sorge, A; Sferrazza, S; Leclercq, P; Moons, LM G; Elkholy, S; El-Sherbiny, M; Singh, R; Vladyslav, Y; Bapaye, A; Kaminski, M F:

    Endoscopic resection for residual rectal neoplasia after neoadjuvant treatment for locally advanced rectal adenocarcinoma: a multicenter retrospective cohort study