BOSS update: Oesophageal cancer with Massimiliano Di Pietro (bonus episode)

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Best of UEG Week 2026 - HPB with Livia Archibugi

Endoscopist and pancreatologist Livia Archibugi joins Jörn Schattenberg to review the hepato-pancreato-biliary highlights of UEG Week 2026: same-session EUS-ERCP, peppermint oil after bile duct stone clearance, celecoxib in acute pancreatitis, GLP-1 receptor agonists before endos ...  Show more

Best of UEG Week 2026 - Nursing with Deepa Gandhi and Mary Phillips

Mary Phillips and ESGENA President Deepa Gandhi review UEG Week 2026 from a nursing and allied health perspective. They cover the second victim phenomenon, bile duct injury, nurse-led research on remote capsule endoscopy and endoscopy workload, long-term outcomes after acute panc ...  Show more

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