Full Description
Atlas of Endoscopy Imaging in Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Second Edition, serves as a comprehensive guide to the latest advancements in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). This new edition keeps readers updated with cutting-edge medical treatments, state-of-the-art endoscopy, and imaging technologies, as well as the evolution of interventional IBD. It explores the latest advancements in IBD diagnosis and management, including recent endoscopy instruments for measuring disease activity and the transformative world of image-enhanced endoscopy. Additionally, it delves into the groundbreaking application of artificial intelligence (AI) in IBD, revolutionizing diagnosis, disease monitoring, and dysplasia surveillance. New content introduces topics such as intestinal ultrasound, device-associated enteroscopy in Crohn's disease, insights into IBD-like conditions (autoinflammatory disorders), and the value of intraoperative endoscopy in IBD procedures. The book integrates new consensus guidelines for endoscopy imaging in IBD, explores AI applications in diagnosis and monitoring, addresses COVID, COVID vaccines, and IBD, and presents new interventional IBD techniques. This edition provides state-of-the-art information on differential diagnosis, advanced endoscopy, imaging technologies, and AI. It offers updated guidelines for disease activity assessment and advancements in endoscopic therapy modalities. Designed for a diverse range of medical professionals, it is an indispensable resource for comprehensive, current IBD knowledge. Gastroenterologists and IBD specialists will find resources for cutting-edge treatments and AI insights. Primary care clinicians can use an expanded list of differential diagnoses for early-stage identification. Surgeons can deepen their understanding of interventional techniques, while pathologists and radiologists can improve diagnostic skills through AI and image-enhanced endoscopy. This resource ensures medical professionals across disciplines are equipped to navigate the evolving landscape of IBD diagnosis, treatment, and management.
Contents
1. Introduction and classification of IBD
2. Set up of principle of endoscopy in IBD
3. Normal GI tract and variations on endoscopy
4. Crohn's disease: Inflammatory type
5. Strictures in Crohn's disease
6. Crohn's Disease: penetrating type
7. Endoscopic evaluation of perianal Crohn's disease
8. Crohn's disease: post-surgical
9. Ulcerative colitis
10. Indeterminate colitis and IBD-unclassified
11. Ulcerative colitis-postsurgical
12. IBD-associated neoplasia
13. Diversion-associated bowel diseases
14. Endoscopic scores in IBD
15. Histologic evaluation of disease activity in IBD
16. Postoperative complications in Crohn's disease IBD
17. Capsule endoscopy in IBD
18. Balloon-assisted Enteroscopy
19. Chromoendoscopy in IBD
20. Confocal endomicroscopy and other image-enhanced endoscopies in IBD
21. Molecular imaging in IBD
22. IBD-like conditions: radiation injury of the gut
23. Superimposed infections in IBD
24. IBD-associated digestive disorders
25. IBD-like conditions: infectious
26. IBD-like conditions: other immune-mediated GI disorders
27. IBD-like conditions after organ transplantation
28. IBD-like conditions: ischemic bowel diseases and vasculitides
29. IBD-like conditions: medication-induced enteropathy
30. IBD-like conditions: immune deficiencies
31. IBD-like conditions: monogenetic GI disorders
32. IBD-like conditions: miscellaneous
33. IBD-like conditions: GI lymphoma and other neoplasms
34. Histology correlation with common endoscopic abnormalities
35. Transmural imaging in IBD
36. IBD-associated bleeding lesions in IBD
37. Bezoars and foreign bodies in IBD
38. Macroscopic examination of surgically resected specimens in IBD
39. Intestinal ultrasound
40. Spiral enteroscopy in Crohn's disease
41. IBD-like conditions- autoinflammatory disorders
42. Intraoperative endoscopy in IBD Q
43. New consensus guidelines related to endoscopy imaging in IBD
44. Applications of artificial intelligence in IBD
45. COVID, COVID vaccine, and IBD
46. New applications of interventional IBD
