Fig. 16.1 Magnetic guided capsule endoscopy (MGCE) equipment Capsule Maneuverability The patient lies in the magnetic guidance equipment, with a stable stomach position allowing maximal force for navigation of the…
Fig. 2.1 Conventional enteroclysis versus MR enterography. Conventional enteroclysis (a) shows small nodular defects (arrows) corresponding to pseudopolyps shown by transverse steady-state MR enterography sequence (arrows in b) in a…
Fig. 18.1 A transparent hood (D201-10704, Olympus, Tokyo, Japan) attached to the tip of the endoscope Fig. 18.2 CO2 insufflation device (GW-1, Fujifilm, Tokyo, Japan) Desire for a Larger Accessory…
Fig. 14.1 End-to-side jejunoileal bypass. Reprinted with permission from Chousleb E, Rodriguez JA, O’Leary JP. Chapter 3. History of the Development of Metabolic/Bariatric Surgery. In: Nguyen NT, Rosenthal R, Ponce…
Anatomy Papilla intact? Short afferent limb Bilroth II gastrojejunostomy Yes Long afferent limb Whipple’s procedure No Gastrojejunostomy Yes Choledochojejunostomy/hepaticojejunostomy No Total gastrectomy with esophagojejunostomy Yes Very long afferent limb Gastric…
Fig. 10.1 CD SB lesions of varying degrees of severity, SBCE views. These appearances are not specific to CD and may be induced by other etiologies (including other inflammatory conditions…
Benign Peptic ulcer NSAIDs (diaphragm disease) Crohn’s disease Radiation Postinfectious (viral) Ischemic Radiation Eosinophilic enteritis Trauma Anastomotic Stenosing enteritis Malignant Pancreatic adenocarcinoma (primary or recurrent) Metastatic disease Lymphoma Miscellaneous Pouch…
Fig. 17.1 A sample of Quadview image overview Fig. 17.2 Panoramic images from the CapsoCam capsule. Blue arrows, sample duodenal papillas. Reprinted with permission from Friedrich K, Gehrke S, Stremmel…
Fig. 7.1 Balloon-assisted enteroscopy. (a) Double-balloon enteroscope. (b) Single-balloon enteroscope. The major similitude is the overtube with the balloon (red circle). In double-balloon enteroscopy there is an additional balloon on…
