International Session (Panel Discussion)1(JGES)
November 5 (Sat.), 9:20–12:00, Room 8 (Portopia Hotel Main Building Kairaku 2)
IS-PD1-3_E

Video based supervision for ESD training

S. Abe1
Co-authors: A. Bhatt2, I. Oda1
1
Endoscopy Division, National Cancer Center Hospital
2
Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Digestive Disease Institute, Cleveland Clinic
Aims: While porcine model training is commonly used for learning ESD, there are limited Western ESD experts to supervise training. We aimed to assess the value of a video-based remote supervision for ESD training.
Methods: Two Western endoscopists who had no prior experience of ESD performed training procedures in an ex-vivo porcine stomach. A Japanese ESD expert analyzed the training videos, scored them, and gave written feedback for improvement after each training session. Competency was defined as consistent en-bloc resection of 3cm area within 30 minutes, and without perforation.
Results: Endoscopists 1 (attending) and 2 (fellow) reached competency at 23 and 25 procedures, respectively. No difference in skill improvement between the two endoscopists was noted.
Conclusion: Animal training with expert guidance through a remote video-based system is an effective tool for learning ESD in preparation for starting human cases.
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