Meanings of endoscopic techniques in English

Management strategies are constantly updated as new evidence and endoscopic techniques emerge.

Advanced endoscopic techniques and contrast-enhanced tomographic imaging techniques have expanded diagnostic capabilities.

Now, novel endoscopic techniques have become available to treat patients suffering from reflux disease.

Several new technologies have been developed to improve the diagnostic capability of conventional endoscopic techniques.

After the development of video-assisted technology, endoscopic techniques have assumed an important therapeutic role into thoracic cavity.

Chromoendoscopy is a technique with proven success, but many more, novel endoscopic techniques are currently under investigation.

Conclusion: In patients with lymphoma, surgical endoscopic techniques have a high diagnostic yield and a low morbidity rate.

The focus of this review is to describe endoscopic techniques using single-operator cholangioscopy in the management of difficult BDSs.

The aim of this study was to assess the efficacy of surgical endoscopic techniques in obtaining adequate tissue specimens.

Conclusions: In the current study, congenital encephaloceles in children as young as 2 months were successfully repaired using endoscopic techniques.

Improvements in diagnosis, critical care, and surgical and endoscopic techniques may lead to lower mortality rates in the modern era.

For postoperative wound complications, endoscopic techniques are more common than open subfascial division of incompetent perforating veins (Linton procedure).

This culminated into the concept of a collaborative multidisciplinary approach using the latest medical therapies combined with modern surgical and endoscopic techniques.

Not only improvements in endoscopic techniques, but also advances in high throughput sequencing technologies, have expanded knowledge of how intestinal diseases develop.

Endoscopic techniques have also been described to avoid external diversion.

Endoscopic techniques have been introduced in most of surgical disciplines including surgery for breast cancer.