Study of new endoscopy techniques in expert centers

This study collects videos and images from endoscopy procedures to help doctors better understand what they see. It is open to most adults undergoing a routine endoscopy, regardless of gender, race, or whether they are pregnant.

This study looks at how well an intensive, hands-on training course helps endoscopy trainees learn gastroscopy or colonoscopy. If you are a trainee who recently took or is about to take this type of course, you may be able to participate.

This study is looking at people who need an intestinal scope (endoscopy) for gut symptoms or bowel conditions like IBS, IBD, or possible colorectal cancer. Your results may help doctors better understand these long-term conditions and improve follow-up care.

This trial evaluates how useful a procedure called ESD is for patients as part of routine care. ESD is done during an endoscopy, and the study checks whether it works well and is helpful in the real world.

This study aims to improve how small-bowel endoscopy is performed and evaluated. It will test a standardized quality system to help doctors do the procedure better and more consistently.

This study keeps a record of people who choose an advanced endoscopy procedure (like ESD, EMR, advanced polypectomy, POEM, or treatment for Zenker’s). It aims to learn about real-world outcomes and safety, which may help improve care for future patients.