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Cholangioscopy: Diagnosis and Management of Biliary Disease
Cholangioscopy is an advanced endoscopic technique used for diagnosing and managing biliary diseases. It involves the insertion of a tiny camera into the bile duct to visualize and evaluate abnormalities. This procedure aids in the diagnosis of conditions like bile duct stones, strictures, and tumors. Cholangioscopy allows for direct visualization, biopsy, and therapeutic interventions in the bile ducts. It offers higher sensitivity and specificity compared to traditional imaging modalities in detecting biliary pathologies. Through cholangioscopy, precise and targeted treatments such as stone removal or stent placement can be performed. It plays a crucial role in guiding therapeutic decisions and optimizing patient outcomes. Cholangioscopy reduces the need for exploratory surgeries by providing detailed insights into biliary anatomy and pathology. Recent advancements in cholangioscopy technology have enhanced its diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities. Overall, cholangioscopy is a valuable tool in the comprehensive management of various biliary diseases, offering both diagnostic clarity and therapeutic interventions.
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Dr Jatin Yegurla
Consultant Gastroenterologist, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad
Dr. Jatin Yegurla is currently working as Consultant Gastroenterologist at Apollo Hospitals. He completed MBBS (Osmania), MD (PGIMER Chandigarh), DM (AIIMS New Delhi), FAGIE (AIIMS New Delhi), ESEGH (London, UK). Dr.Jatin is a distinguished medical professional with expertise in Diagnostic & Therapeutic Endoscopic Ultrasound , ERCP & Therapeutic GI Endoscopy, Third Space Endoscopy and Pancreatology & GI Motility disorders. With extensive work experience including a Fellowship in Advanced Gastrointestinal Endoscopy at AIIMS, New Delhi, Dr. Yegurla has garnered numerous awards and accolades throughout his career. His notable achievements include receiving the Gold Medal in Obstetrics & Gynecology, securing All India Rank 1 in DM Gastroenterology & Advanced GI endoscopy fellowship and winning the 1st Prize in Endoscopy quiz at ENDOCON-2023. He has also been honored with ICMR Grants twice for Short term scholarship award and received the Vaidya Ratna award by the Mother Foundation and Prof. K. Subbaorao. Dr. Yegurla's academic excellence is further evidenced by achieving All India Rank 10 and selection for the MD Internal Medicine course at PGIMER, Chandigarh, and securing the 2nd Rank in the S D Deodhar All India Rheumatology Quiz organized by the Indian Rheumatology Association (IRA), PGIMER, Chandigarh.
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Cholangioscopy is an advanced endoscopic technique used for diagnosing and managing biliary diseases. It involves the insertion of a tiny camera into the bile duct to visualize and evaluate abnormalities. This procedure aids in the diagnosis of conditions like bile duct stones, strictures, and tumors. Cholangioscopy allows for direct visualization, biopsy, and therapeutic interventions in the bile ducts. It offers higher sensitivity and specificity compared to traditional imaging modalities in detecting biliary pathologies. Through cholangioscopy, precise and targeted treatments such as stone removal or stent placement can be performed. It plays a crucial role in guiding therapeutic decisions and optimizing patient outcomes. Cholangioscopy reduces the need for exploratory surgeries by providing detailed insights into biliary anatomy and pathology. Recent advancements in cholangioscopy technology have enhanced its diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities. Overall, cholangioscopy is a valuable tool in the comprehensive management of various biliary diseases, offering both diagnostic clarity and therapeutic interventions.
- 28th-March-2024, TIME : 5:00PM - 6:00PM
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Cholangioscopy is an advanced endoscopic technique used for diagnosing and managing biliary diseases. It involves the insertion of a tiny camera into the bile duct to visualize and evaluate abnormalities. This procedure aids in the diagnosis of conditions like bile duct stones, strictures, and tumors. Cholangioscopy allows for direct visualization, biopsy, and therapeutic interventions in the bile ducts. It offers higher sensitivity and specificity compared to traditional imaging modalities in detecting biliary pathologies. Through cholangioscopy, precise and targeted treatments such as stone removal or stent placement can be performed. It plays a crucial role in guiding therapeutic decisions and optimizing patient outcomes. Cholangioscopy reduces the need for exploratory surgeries by providing detailed insights into biliary anatomy and pathology. Recent advancements in cholangioscopy technology have enhanced its diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities. Overall, cholangioscopy is a valuable tool in the comprehensive management of various biliary diseases, offering both diagnostic clarity and therapeutic interventions.