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Endoscopy Essentials is a Video Podcast on all features of diagnostic and therapeutic GI endoscopy. Host Thomas Rösch and some guest editors from Hamburg speaks with world renown experts about which new evidence was generated from studies, how to do certain procedures in great detail, about experts personal and professional live and other topics. Join us for your personal 20-30 min episode released each Friday morning.

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Underwater ESD explained part 2

2026/10/23

Jeremy Jacques explains the technical advantages of underwater ESD, including better access to the dissection plane, improved tangentiality, and how saline and water pressure affect electrosurgical cutting and coagulation.

Underwater ESD explained part 1

2026/10/16

Jeremy Jacques explains how he adopted underwater ESD and discusses practical aspects, patient comfort, scope stability, saline use, and potential pitfalls.

Meet Peter Cotton part 3

2026/10/10

In the final episode of Peter Cotton Week, he has moved to the US, where his path to international recognition continues.

Meet Peter Cotton part 2

2026/10/09

Part 2: Peter Cotton in the UK - the later years

Meet Peter Cotton part 1

2026/10/08

In this fascinating series, Peter Cotton shares his biography and reflects on the early years of his career in the UK.

Update on Imaging with the New Olympus Scope Generation

2026/10/02

Nikhil Kumta shares his perspective after using the new generation of Olympus endoscopes in another partner episode: what can be done, and what has improved.

Alternatives to Colonoscopy for Screening and Surveillance

2026/09/26

The discussion on EPoS continues – Gastroenterology Editor David Weinberg shares his perspective.

Fecal transplantation for IBS

2026/09/25

Large randomized study on fecal microbial transplantation for irritable bowel syndrome in The Lancet - microbiome changed, but no clinical effect

EPoS trial - Doug Rex comments

2026/09/18

In our last episode, Michael Bretthauer presented the EPoS trial on surveillance after colorectal adenoma removal. Watch the comments from colonoscopy expert Douglas Rex.

Follow-up of advanced adenomas – EPoS study

2026/09/16

Michael Bretthauer discusses the results of a large randomized trial on colonoscopy surveillance after removal of advanced adenomas, along with a separate study on sessile serrated lesions. Both papers are published today in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Dr Torsten Beyna and 'How I approach my difficult endoscopy cases'

2026/09/10

Difficult cases in endoscopy can be a major challenge for both newcomers and experienced endoscopists. Hear what Torsten Beyna from Düsseldorf has to say.

Meet Rob Hawes from Orlando, Florida

2026/09/04

My colleague and longtime friend Rob Hawes is an outstanding teacher in endoscopy. What a pleasure to talk with him about his life and career!

Florda Live Endoscopy 2026 - behind the Scenes

2026/08/28

Florida Live Endoscopy 2026 was a truly special event, bringing together a large faculty spanning several generations. Meet the people behind its success.

Polyp classifications - JNET and beyond

2026/08/21

How well can the histology of colonic polyps be predicted by the endoscopic image? Watch Master Yutaka Saito explain the basics.

Inside the Mind of a Master Endoscopist – Yutaka Saito

2026/08/15

Japanese endoscopy pioneer Yutaka Saito joins us to discuss precision, innovation, and the techniques shaping the future of advanced endoscopic diagnosis and treatment.