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Endosonography, 5th Edition

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A must-have reference for both beginning and experienced endosonographers, Endosonography, 5th Edition, coves the full spectrum of endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) in a single, convenient resource. Concise, easy-to-navigate chapters keep you abreast of changes in this dynamic field, and nearly 150 procedural videos reinforce techniques of common, clinically relevant procedures. Covering both standard and newer techniques, this authoritative reference covers everything you need to know—from basic applications to advanced interventions.
Key Features
  • Guides you step by step through both introductory and advanced techniques, covering everything from interpretation and accurate diagnosis to treatment recommendations.
  • Employs a user-friendly, templated format to cover all topics from basic applications to advanced interventions, with procedures organized by body system.
  • Includes a new chapter on Endo-Hepatology, and an increased focus on using EUS for interventions.
  • Features 20 new procedural videos covering topics such as esophageal and gastric cancer; mediastinal lesions and lung cancer; pancreatic tumors; and bile duct, gallbladder, and ampullary lesions.
  • Covers recent improvements and new applications in guided fine-needle EUS for diagnosis and cancer staging.
  • Features high-quality images with correlative illustrations, diagnostic algorithms, examination checklists, and key points boxes throughout.
  • Provides nearly 150 how-to-videos of both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures performed by expert endosonographers that demonstrate effective techniques and the proper use of equipment.
  • Provides practical information on establishing an endoscopic practice, from what equipment to buy to effective cytopathology services.
  • An eBook version is included with purchase. The eBook allows you to access all of the text, figures and references, with the ability to search, customize your content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud.
Author Information
Edited by Shyam Varadarajulu, MD, President of Digestive Health Institute at Orlando Health and Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Central Florida. ; Paul Fockens, MD, PhD, Professor and Chairman, University of Amsterdam Academic Medical Center, Department of Gastroenterology & Hepatology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands and Robert H. Hawes, MD, Medical Director, Center for Advanced Endoscopy, Research and Education, Orlando Health Digestive Health Institute and Professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Central Florida.

Περιεχόμενα

  • Cover image
  • Title page
  • Table of Contents
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Contributors
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • Video contents
  •     List of Tables
  •     List of Illustrations
  • Section I. Basics of Endoscopic Ultrasonography
  • 1.  Principles of ultrasound
  •     Basic ultrasound physics
  •     Basics of ultrasound instrumentation
  •     Imaging principles
  •     Doppler
  •     Imaging artifacts
  •     Endoscopic ultrasound elastography
  •     Harmonic imaging
  •     High-intensity focused ultrasound
  •     Summary
  •     References
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • 2.  Equipment
  •     Introduction
  •     Radial scopes
  •     Linear scopes
  •     Processors
  •     Endoscopic ultrasound with elastography and shear wave measurement
  •     Miniprobes
  •     Fine-needle aspiration needles
  •     Fine-needle biopsy needles
  • 3.  Training and simulators
  •     Introduction
  •     Training in EUS
  •     Current status of EUS training in the United States
  •     Guidelines for competency assessment
  •     Learning curves and competence in EUS
  •     Toward competency-based medical education
  •     Credentialing, recredentialing, and renewal of privileges in EUS
  •     EUS training using simulators
  •     Quality metrics in EUS
  •     Future directions
  •     Conclusions
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • 4.  Indications, preparation, and adverse effects
  •     Indications
  •     Patient preparation
  •     Risks and adverse effects
  •     References
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • 5.  New techniques in EUS: Multiparametric endoscopic ultrasound imaging
  •     Introduction
  •     Real-time EUS elastography
  •     Contrast-enhanced EUS
  •     Fusion imaging
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • Section II. Mediastinum
  • 6.  How to perform an EUS examination of the esophagus and mediastinum
  •     Esophagus
  •     Mediastinum
  •     Summary
  •     Key Reference
  • 7.  Endoscopic ultrasonography in esophageal and gastric cancer
  •     Esophageal and gastric cancer
  •     Primary gastric non-Hodgkin lymphoma
  •     Thickened gastric folds
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • 8.  Endoscopic ultrasound in the evaluation of posterior mediastinal lesions and lung cancer
  •     Introduction
  •     EUS evaluation of enlarged posterior mediastinal lymph nodes
  •     Differential diagnosis of enlarged posterior mediastinal lymph nodes
  •     Malignant posterior mediastinal lymph nodes
  •     Benign posterior mediastinal lymph nodes
  •     Impact of EUS FNA of mediastinal lymph nodes on subsequent thoracic surgery rates
  •     Mediastinal masses
  •     Non–small cell lung cancer
  •     Summary
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • Section III. Stomach
  • 9.  How to perform an EUS examination of the stomach
  •     Stomach
  •     Summary
  • 10.  Subepithelial lesions
  •     Introduction
  •     Comparison of accuracy between EUS and other imaging modalities
  •     Extramural lesions
  •     Evaluation of subepithelial lesions
  •     Gastrointestinal stromal tumor
  •     Aberrant pancreas
  •     Lipoma
  •     Carcinoid tumor
  •     Granular cell tumor
  •     Cysts including duplication cyst
  •     Varices
  •     Inflammatory fibroid polyps
  •     Glomus tumor
  •     Rare lesions
  •     Tissue sampling for histologic assessment of subepithelial lesions
  •     Management of subepithelial lesions
  •     Summary
  •     References
  • Section IV. Pancreas and Biliary Tree
  • 11.  How to perform an endoscopic ultrasonography examination of the pancreas, bile duct, and liver
  •     Pancreas
  •     Bile duct
  •     Liver
  • 12.  EUS in inflammatory diseases of the pancreas
  •     Introduction
  •     EUS in the nondiseased pancreas
  •     Chronic pancreatitis
  •     Acute pancreatitis
  •     Autoimmune pancreatitis
  •     Benign pancreatic masses
  •     Summary
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • 13.  Endoscopic ultrasound and pancreatic tumors
  •     Examination checklist for evaluation of a suspected pancreatic tumor
  •     Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma
  •     Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor
  •     Metastatic lesions to the pancreas
  •     Pancreatic lymphoma
  •     Personalized cancer therapy
  •     References
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • 14.  Endoscopic ultrasonography in the evaluation of pancreatic cysts
  •     Introduction
  •     Types of pancreatic cysts
  •     Diagnostic approach
  •     Pancreatic cyst guidelines
  •     Pancreatic cysts overview
  •     Future developments
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • 15.  EUS in bile duct, gallbladder, and ampullary lesions
  •     EUS and biliary stones
  •     A. Bile duct stones
  •     B. Gallstones
  •     EUS in bile duct strictures
  •     EUS-FNA considerations in biliary strictures and tumors
  •     EUS in gallbladder disease (excluding stones)
  •     A. Gallbladder polyps
  •     B. Gallbladder tumors
  •     C. Other gallbladder disorders presenting with wall thickening
  •     Ampullary tumors
  •     Key References
  •     References
  • Section V. Anorectum
  • 16.  How to perform anorectal endoscopic ultrasonography
  •     The perianal area
  •     The rectum
  •     Key Reference
  • 17.  Endoscopic ultrasonography in rectal cancer
  •     Relevant anorectal anatomy and the American joint committee on cancer 2010 staging system for rectal cancer
  •     Rectal endoscopic ultrasonography in the setting of de novo rectal cancer
  •     Magnetic resonance imaging assessment versus endoscopic ultrasonography
  •     Computed tomography and positron emission tomography–computed tomography evaluation versus endoscopic ultrasonography
  •     Endoscopic ultrasonography evaluation following neoadjuvant therapy
  •     Endoscopic ultrasonography for recurrent rectal cancer following radical and local surgery
  •     Endoscopic ultrasonography for rectal wall metastases
  •     Innovative interventions and adverse event profile for lower gastrointestinal endoscopic ultrasonography
  •     Translational medicine
  •     Conclusion
  •     References
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • 18.  Evaluation of the anal sphincter by anal endosonography
  •     Introduction
  •     Equipment and examination technique
  •     Anal sphincter anatomy
  •     Normal endosonographic findings
  •     Anal sphincter function
  •     Anorectal physiologic testing
  •     Sonographic findings in anal incontinence
  •     Sonographic findings in other anal disorders
  •     Recent developments
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • Section VI. Endoscopic Ultrasonography-Guided Tissue Acquisition
  • 19.  How to perform endoscopic ultrasonography-guided fine-needle aspiration and fine-needle biopsy
  •     A brief history of EUS-guided needle sampling
  •     Choosing the correct needle
  •     How to perform EUS-FNA and FNB?
  •     Indications and contraindications
  •     Steps for EUS-guided FNA or FNB
  •     Conclusion
  •     References
  •     Reference
  • 20.  Cytology primer for endosonographers
  •     Technical aspects of EUS that improve diagnostic yield
  •     Factors associated with improved cytologic preparation
  •     EUS fine-needle aspiration of specific sites
  •     Summary
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • Section VII. Interventional Endoscopic Ultrasound
  • 21.  EUS-guided drainage of pancreatic and intraabdominal fluid collections and pelvic abscesses
  •     Pancreatic fluid collections
  •     Indications for and timing of intervention
  •     Types of interventions for drainage of PFC
  •     WON
  •     EUS-guided drainage
  •     LAMS versus plastic stents
  •     WON
  •     Disconnected pancreatic duct syndrome (DPDS)
  •     Intraabdominal fluid collections and pelvic abscesses
  •     Summary
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • 22.  Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided drainage of the biliary-pancreatic ductal systems
  •     Introduction
  •     Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided biliary drainage
  •     General considerations for endoscopic ultrasonography-guided drainage of biliary-pancreatic ductal systems
  •     Techniques of EUS-guided biliary drainage
  •     Outcomes of the endoscopic ultrasonography-guided biliary drainage procedures
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • 23.  Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided gallbladder drainage
  •     Introduction
  •     Indications for endoscopic ultrasonography-guided transmural gallbladder drainage
  •     Technical aspects of EUS-GBD
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • 24.  Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided celiac plexus interventions and fiducial placement
  •     Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided celiac plexus injections
  •     Summary
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • 25.  EUS-guided bowel anastomosis
  •     EUS-guided gastroenterostomy
  •     Procedural technique
  •     Technical and treatment outcomes
  •     Technical limitations
  •     Conclusions
  •     EUS-directed transgastric ERCP
  •     Procedural technique
  •     Technical and treatment outcomes
  •     Management of adverse events
  •     Tips, tricks, and troubleshooting
  •     Conclusion
  •     Reference
  • 26.  EUS-guided pancreatic cyst chemoablation, EUS-guided radiofrequency ablation, and EUS-guided fine-needle injection
  •     EUS-guided pancreatic cyst chemoablation
  •     Patient selection
  •     Indications and contraindications
  •     Cyst ablation technique
  •     Postoperative care and follow-up
  •     Summary and areas of uncertainty
  •     Conclusions
  •     EUS-guided radiofrequency ablation
  •     Technique
  •     Checklist for EUS RFA
  •     EUS-guided ablation of pancreatic solid tumors
  •     EUS-RFA for pancreatic net
  •     EUS-RFA for pancreatic cancer
  •     EUS-RFA for pancreatic mucinous cysts
  •     EUS-RFA-related adverse events
  •     Endoscopic ultrasound-guided injection therapies
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • 27.  Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided vascular interventions
  •     Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided variceal obliteration
  •     Procedural technique
  •     Technical and treatment outcomes
  •     Technical limitations and complications
  •     Technical variations
  •     EUS-guided therapy for ectopic variceal bleeding and nonvariceal bleeding
  •     EUS-guided portal venous access and therapy
  •     Experimental interventions
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • 28.  Endo-hepatology
  •     Introduction
  •     EUS-guided shear-wave elastography
  •     EUS-guided liver biopsy
  •     Contrast-enhanced (CE)-EUS
  •     EUS-guided portosystemic pressure gradient measurement
  •     Future directions
  •     Conclusion
  •     Key Reference
  •     Reference
  • Index