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Assoc. Prof. Süleyman Günay discussed warning signs, screening from age 45 and endoscopic submucosal dissection for selected early-stage lesions without an abdominal incision.
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The report follows the assessment and advanced endoscopic care of a patient with severe swallowing difficulty and complex oesophageal disease.
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Coverage described ESD removal of an oesophageal lesion in a patient whose previous chemotherapy and radiotherapy made both surgical and endoscopic treatment more complex.
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Assoc. Prof. Süleyman Günay discussed warning signs, screening from age 45 and endoscopic submucosal dissection for selected early-stage lesions without an abdominal incision.
The report follows the assessment and advanced endoscopic care of a patient with severe swallowing difficulty and complex oesophageal disease.
Coverage described ESD removal of an oesophageal lesion in a patient whose previous chemotherapy and radiotherapy made both surgical and endoscopic treatment more complex.
Assoc. Prof. Günay explained that proton-pump inhibitors can be appropriate for defined indications but should not be treated as risk-free daily protection without medical review.
During ENDOMED 2025, physicians across the Mediterranean viewed a live case using transgastric drainage and stenting for a recurrent pancreatic collection associated with disconnected pancreatic duct syndrome.
The story describes multidisciplinary risk assessment followed by POEM, enabling a patient with advanced heart failure and achalasia to eat and take medicine again.
The university report follows a patient with Down syndrome, swallowing difficulty and nocturnal cough from the diagnosis of achalasia through recovery after POEM.
Coverage described a young patient whose symptoms persisted despite reflux and gastritis treatment, followed by an achalasia diagnosis and POEM performed by Assoc. Prof. Günay.
The report describes a jointly planned POEM procedure involving paediatric gastroenterology and advanced endoscopy teams for a six-year-old patient.
This 2019 report introduced the POEM programme in İzmir, outlined the procedure and described the centre’s patient experience at that time.