Presented by Eric M Pauli at the Panel: Endoscopic and Laparoscopic Enteral Access – How to Do It and How to Treat Complications held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Friday, March 24, 2017
Keyword(s): abdominal surgery, abdominal wall, adhesion, afferent limb, alimentary limb, anatomy, anterior, anticolic anastomosis, anticolic antigastric bypass, ascited, aspiration, bariatric, bariatric surgery, biliopancreatic, bolus feed, bumper, coagulopathy, colon, complications, contraindication, DBE, double balloon enteroscopy, efferent limb, endoscopic snare, endoscopy, esophageal malignancy, feeding access, fluoroscopy, G-tube, gastrectomy, gastric feeding, gastric malignancy, gastric outlet obstruction, gastric pouch, gastroesophageal reflux disease, gastrojejunal anastomosis, gastroparesis, gastroscope, gastrostomy tube, GERD, GJ anastomosis, GOO, guidewire, hiatal hernia, high risk, jejunal feeding, jejunal fistula, jejunum, L-dopa, laparoscopy, ligament of Treitz, liver, lumen, medication, mesenteric vessels, migration, mouth, nutritional compromise, omentum, Ovesco clip, palliation, palpation, pancreatitis, Parkinsons disease, pediatric colonoscope, PEG, PEJ, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, percutaneous endoscopic jejunostomy, post pyloric feeding, pull method, retrocolic, Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, RYGB, safe tract, safe tract method, safe tract technique, Schatzki ring, silicone retention dome, sleeve gastrectomy, small bowel, stomach, subtotal gastrectomy, T-anchors, teaching, tension free, transillumination
Intro–16 sec
Direct PEJ–2:13 GIE 1987
PEJ advantages & disadvantages–2:32
Pt selection–3:41
PEJ schematic–4:48
PEJ technique–5:39
Video clip–6:45
PEJ removal–10:13