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Video Author: Peters J

Be it Resolved that Endolumenal Therapies, Including Full Thickness Recection, Will Make Segmental Resection Obsolete for Primary Treatment of Gastrointestinal Neoplasia

Presented by Lee Swanstrom, MD and Bruce Schirmer, MD at the SAGES 2014 Meeting; The Great Presidential Debates of 2014 Dr. Lee Swantsrom’s argument begins: Endoluminal therapies will be the future of early GI cx tx–1:55 disclosures–3:00 ESD–4:00 case 1 example–5:40 case 2 example–7:20 citation–12:17 https:// Keyword(s): abdominal cavity, adenocarcinoma, advanced cx, adverse histopathological findings, […]

Posted on
08/21/2014
Video Categories
SAGES 2014 Meeting
Learning Themes
Colorectal, Flexible Endoscopy, Foregut
Sources
2014 Annual Meeting
Video Authors
Franklin M, Peters J, Schirmer B, Soper N, Swanstrom L, Young-Fadok T
Video Institutions
Legacy Emanuel Medical Center--Portland OR, Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center--Portland OR, Mayo Clinic--Phoenix AZ, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine--Chicago IL, Oregon Clinic--Portland OR, Southeast Surgical Associates--San Antonio TX, Texas Endosurgery Institute--San Antonio TX, University Hospitals--Cleveland OH, University of Virginia Health System--Charlottesville VA

Open Thoracic Approach is Preferred: Jeffrey Peters, M.D.

Hernia Debates Panel: What Has Happened and What Do We Have to Do? Keyword(s): biologic mesh, biologic prosthesis, failure, GPEH, lap management, lap repair, mesh erosion, Nissen fundoplication, open approach, PEH, prosthetic mesh, QOL, recurrence rate, reflux, transabdominal, transmural migration, Type III HH

Posted on
11/17/2010
Video Categories
Hernia Debates Panel: What Has Happened, Meeting Content, SAGES 2010 Meeting
Learning Themes
Hernia
Video Authors
Peters J
Video Institutions
University of Rochester--Rochester NY

Should Investigational Procedures be Reimbursed? Debates: S.D. Wexner, M.D. and J.H. Peters, M.D.

SAGES Presidential Debates Keyword(s): clinical trials, device manufacturers, ethics, industry, investigational procedures, minimal access surgery, NIH, reimbursement, surgical organizations, third party payers

Posted on
07/30/2010
Video Categories
Meeting Content, SAGES 2010 Meeting, SAGES Presidential Debates
Learning Themes
Professional/Economic
Sources
2010 Annual Meeting
Presentation Types
Podium Presentation
Video Authors
Peters J, Wexner S
Video Institutions
Cleveland Clinic--Weston FL, University of Rochester Medical Center--Rochester NY, University of Rochester--Rochester NY

Should Investigational Procedures be Reimbursed? No: Jeffrey H. Peters, M.D.

SAGES Presidential Debates citation–2:35 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16174691 Keyword(s): biomedical research, healthcare industry, insurance industry, medical device industry, NIH, pharmaceutical industry, reimbursement

Posted on
07/30/2010
Video Categories
Meeting Content, SAGES 2010 Meeting, SAGES Presidential Debates
Learning Themes
Professional/Economic
Sources
2010 Annual Meeting
Presentation Types
Podium Presentation
Video Authors
Peters J
Video Institutions
University of Rochester Medical Center--Rochester NY, University of Rochester--Rochester NY

The Strategy for Screening, Surveillance of Barrett’s Esophagus: Jeffrey Peters, M.D.

Barrett’s Debate: How to Follow, How to Treat? citations–11 sec https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16860065 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15476150 problems with BE screening–4:32 citation–6:20 https://www.ncbi.nl Keyword(s): ACG, adenocarcinoma, ASGE guideline, BE, Cleveland Clinic BE registry, cost-effectiveness, cost-effectiveness model, dysplasia, endoscopic bx, endoscopy, esophageal cx, GERD, HGD, LGD, neoplasia, screening, surveillance, UE

Posted on
07/15/2010
Video Categories
Barrets Debate, Meeting Content, SAGES 2010 Meeting
Learning Themes
Foregut
Sources
2010 Annual Meeting
Presentation Types
How-To, Podium Presentation
Video Authors
Peters J
Video Institutions
University of Rochester Medical Center--Rochester NY

Ischaemic Conditioning Influence Fate Of The Gastric Conduit And Quality Of Life Outcomes

Esophageal / Gastric Surgery Session – DarmarajahVeeramootoo MIO–19 sec citation–50 sec https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=10760752 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18324607 gastric conduit failure–1:13 https://www.ncbi.nlm. Keyword(s): EORTC, esophageal cx, gastric conduit failure, ischaemic conditioning, LOGIC trial, lymphadenectomy, MIO, QOL outcomes, thoracoscopic

Posted on
07/13/2010
Video Categories
Meeting Content, SAGES 2009 Meeting
Learning Themes
Foregut
Presentation Types
Podium Presentation
Video Authors
Berrisford R, Cooper M, Krishnadas R, Parameswaran R, Peters J, Shields B, Veeramootoo D, Wajed S
Video Institutions
Exeter Oesophago-Gastric Cancer Centre--Exeter United Kingdom

Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Injury Following Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

Authors: Jeffrey H. Peters, MD; Arnold Seid, MD Keyword(s): lap hernia repair, LFCN injury

Posted on
01/26/2010
Video Categories
Hernia and Abdomen, Video Library 1994-2008
Learning Themes
Hernia
Sources
Surgeon Submitted
Presentation Types
Procedure
Video Authors
Peters J, Seid A
Video Institutions
Keck Hospital of USC--Los Angeles CA, USC School of Medicine--Los Angeles CA

Mechanisms of Recurrence after Laparoscopic Herniorrhaphy

Authors: Charles J. Filipi, MD, FACS; Robert J. Fitzgibbons Jr., MD, FACS; Bruce C. Steffes, MD; Jeffrey Peters, MD; Richard T. Schlinkert, MD Keyword(s): femoral hernia, herniorrhaphy, indirect hernia, preperitoneal mesh repair

Posted on
01/26/2010
Video Categories
Hernia and Abdomen, Video Library 1994-2008
Learning Themes
Hernia
Sources
Surgeon Submitted
Presentation Types
Procedure
Video Authors
Filipi C, Fitzgibbons R, Peters J, Schlinkert R, Steffes B
Video Institutions
Creighton University--Omaha NE

Thoracoscopic Esophageal Myotomy for Achalasia: The Procedure of Choice?

Authors: JH Peters; T DeMeester Keyword(s): achalasia, thoracoscopic esophageal myotomy

Posted on
12/13/2009
Video Categories
Esophagus, Video Library 1994-2008
Learning Themes
Foregut
Sources
Surgeon Submitted
Presentation Types
Procedure
Video Authors
DeMeester T, Peters J

Insights into the Technique of Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication

Authors: Jeffrey H. Peters, MD; Tom R. DeMeester, MD pt positioning–18 sec port placement–34 sec Keyword(s): lap Nissen, modified lithotomy

Posted on
12/13/2009
Video Categories
Esophagus, Video Library 1994-2008
Learning Themes
Foregut
Sources
Surgeon Submitted
Presentation Types
Procedure
Video Authors
DeMeester T, Peters J
Video Institutions
Keck School of Medicine of USC--Los Angeles CA

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