Case Studies
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System Set-up and Case Study, by Robert Hawes, MD
Dr. Hawes demonstrates how to set up the new SpyGlass DS System and presents a case study that provided a definitive diagnosis for a patient.
Physician Presentations
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Neil Sharma, MD, gives an overview of Cholangiocarcinoma and how it is the 2nd most common primary liver malignancy.
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Dr. Raijman discusses the diagnostic and therapeutic applications of digital cholangioscopy with the SpyGlass™ DS System, presents several video case studies and a brief summary of abstracts presented at DDW® 2016
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SpyGlass™ DS System: Case Studies & Literature Review, by Benedict Devereaux, MD
Dr. Devereaux presents several case reports reporting on the key indications for cholangioscopy and how its use impacted patient care, procedural success and costs. In Part 2, he presents some of the recent clinical data being reported on cholangioscopy.
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