capsule experience - MG Lorenzatto

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Chapter 11 M2A ® Figure 11.1 Distal esophagitis seen as <strong>capsule</strong> passes through. M2A ® Figure 11.3a Low-grade-malt lymphoma, confined to stomach. M2A ® Non Small Bowel Pathology Figure 11.2 CE revealed Watermelon stomach in a patient with chronic bleeding. Figure 11.3b Gastroscopy in a patient with low-grademalt lymphoma, confined to stomach, same case. 121
122 Chapter 11 M2A ® Figure 11.4a Kaposi’s sarcoma of the stomach in an HIV positive patient. M2A ® Figure 11.5 Capsule endoscopy in a patient with GI bleeding of unknown etiology, Cameron’s lesion seen in a hiatal hernia. M2A ® Figure 11.4b Same case as before. M2A ® Non Small Bowel Pathology Figure 11.6 Mild atrophic changes of gastric folds.
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Atlas of Capsule Endoscopy Editors:
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Atlas of Capsule Endoscopy Marisa H
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Acknowledgments We would like to th
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Table of contents Development of th
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4 Development of the Swallowable Vi
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Notes From the Inventor Gavriel J.
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10 Chapter 1 THE OPTICAL DOME The o
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12 Chapter 1 c. Conscious sedation
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20 Chapter 2 Figure 5. Time Capsule
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Chapter 4 Inflammatory Diseases of
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