Manual of Endoscopy (IAGES) | Training Guide to Flexible Endoscopy, Colonoscopy and ERCP for Surgeons and Endoscopy Trainees | 20 Chapters with Expert Columns and Endoscopic Pathology Atlases: 1

Manual of Endoscopy (under the banner of IAGES) is a practical training manual on the art and science of flexible gastrointestinal endoscopy, produced by the Endoscopy Board of the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo Surgeons. It is built for the surgeon who wants to acquire a flexible-endoscopy skillset in the era of minimal access surgery, taking each diagnostic and therapeutic procedure through its planning, preparation and step-by-step technique. Twenty chapters run from the evolution of endoscopy and endoscope hardware through upper gastrointestinal endoscopy, foreign body retrieval, gastrointestinal bleeding, reflux and achalasia, and upper GI malignancy, then across full colonoscopy technique, therapeutic colonoscopy and colonic polyps, and an overview of ERCP. Further chapters cover the working side of an endoscopy service: setting up an endoscopy unit, energy sources for endotherapy, cleaning and disinfection of flexible endoscopes, drugs used in the endoscopy unit, structured training, and adverse events during flexible endoscopy. The writing is concise and point-form, with indication, contraindication and caution lists, sedation and monitoring protocols with drug doses, labelled line diagrams, and two dedicated endoscopic pathology atlases for the upper gastrointestinal tract and the colon. Every chapter closes with an Expert's Comment from a named endoscopist that distils the key practical points. Who This Book Is For: Gastrointestinal and minimal access surgeons: practising surgeons adding flexible diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy to their operating repertoire and wanting a technique-first reference. Surgical residents and endoscopy fellowship trainees: trainees on structured endoscopy courses who need step-by-step procedure guidance, scope-handling technique and unit-level practice standards in one place. Why This Book Helps: Turns observation into technique: each procedure is broken into planning, preparation and sequential steps you can follow at the console. Distils expert judgement: the per-chapter Expert's Comment gives the practical points a trainer would add beside the trainee. Covers the whole service, not just the scope: sedation protocols, energy sources, reprocessing guidelines, drugs and adverse-event management are all addressed. Speeds pattern recognition: the upper GI and colonoscopic pathology atlases build a visual library of normal and abnormal findings. Supports safe unit set-up: a dedicated chapter on establishing an endoscopy unit and one on cleaning and disinfection help standardise practice. Key Features: 20 chapters spanning upper GI endoscopy, colonoscopy, therapeutic endoscopy and an ERCP overview. An Expert's Comment by a named endoscopist at the end of every chapter. Two endoscopic pathology atlases: upper gastrointestinal pathology and colonoscopic pathology. Focused practical chapters on foreign body retrieval, GI bleeding, GERD and achalasia, upper GI malignancy and colonic polyps. Operational chapters on setting up an endoscopy unit, energy sources for endotherapy, flexible-endoscope cleaning and disinfection, endoscopy-unit drugs and adverse events.

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