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Basics for endoscopic observation of the esophagus Miwako ARIMA 1 , Naohiro NAKAMURA 1 , Masayuki SONE 1 , Akihiko TSUCHIYA 1 1Division of Gastroenterology, Ageo Central General Hospital, Saitama, Japan Keyword: esophageal lesion , endoscopic diagnosis , esophageal cancer pp.32-40
Published Date 2023/10/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.24479/endo.0000000957
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 We outline the basic precautions that should be taken during the endoscopic diagnosis of esophageal diseases. Observation with white light imaging is the basis of diagnosis, and attention should be paid to minute changes in color tone and irregularities. Lesion size, number, regionality, marginal shape, stiffness, and mobility should be evaluated by adjusting the degree of extension by air insufflation and observation angle. Image enhancement endoscopy techniques such as NBI and BLI and iodine staining are useful during screening for esophageal cancer. Microvascular diagnosis on magnifying endoscopy allows cancer to be differentiated from nonmalignant conditions and facilitates detailed assessment of cancer invasion. These techniques provide important information for inferring the histopathological origin of lesions, and have the effect of improving the quality of diagnosis. Systems of EUS can be broadly divided into two types: those that use a miniature probe inserted through the forceps channel, and conventional EUS in which an ultrasound probe is incorporated in the scope.

 Because EUS can provide cross-sectional images of lesions and its relationship with the surrounding organs, it is useful for the diagnosis of the submucosal tumor and invasion depth of esophageal cancer, as well as diagnosis of lymph node metastasis.


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