This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by Eric M Pauli during the When Bad Things Happen to Good People – Endoscopy: Being FLEXible on April 14 2018
Keyword(s): abdominal wall, age, air, algorithm, ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, anatomy, angioembolization, ascites, aspiration, bleeding, blood clot, BMI, body mass index, bowel distention, cancer, colon distention, colon injury, colonic distention, colonoscope, colonoscopic, colonoscopy, conservative management, contrast, costal margin, cross sectional imaging, CT scan, decompression, direct puncture injuries, dysphagia, endoscope, endoscopic clips, endoscopic management, endoscopists, enteral access, epigastric vessels, epigastrum, erosion, experience, feeding tube, flexible endoscopy, fluoro, fluoroscopy, G tube, gas, gastric resection, gastric window, gastrocolic fistula, gastroepiploic artery, gastroscope, gastrostomy tube, hematoma, hemorrhage, hiatal hernia, high risk, interventional radiology, IR, laparotomy, leak, left ventricular access device, liver, LVAD, medical device, medical therapy, mesentery, midline, nasogastric tube, necrotizing infection, needle, neurological disorders, NG tube, omentum, open abdomen, palpation, paresophageal hernia, PEG complications, PEH, penetrating trauma, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, percutaneous gastrostomy tube, pleural dysfunction, pleural effusion, population, posterior rectus sheath, radiographic, radiologist, rectus muscle, redness, Rendezvous technique, reoperation, residents, retromuscular bleeding, right lower quadrant, risk factors, RLQ, safe tract technique, SBO, segmental resection, sigmoid colon, small bowel injury, small bowel obstruction, small bowel volvulus, snare, spleen, stomach, stomach resection, submucosal, tamponade, technique, tension, transillumination, transverse colon, tube dislodgement, U.S., United States, vascular injuries, ventriculoperitoneal shunt, visceral injuries, viscus, VP shunt, wire
Intro–55 sec GIE 1981
PEG complications–2:16
Practice safe PEG placement–7:20
Adjuncts to placement–8:50
Vascular injury–11:43 J Vasc Interv Radiol 1999
Solid viscus injuries–13:46 Dig Dis Sci 2007
Hollow viscus injury–15:03
Conclusion–18:27