INTESTINE Vol.22 No.06 ( Nov, 2018)

Thesis List

• 0 Editorial
  Shin-ei Kudo

• 1-1 Basic technique for large-diameter colonoscopes
  Toyoki Kudo

• 1-2 Insertion techniques for thin type colonoscopes
  Masahiro Igarashi

• 1-3 Basic insertion technique using ultra thin caliber colonoscope (PCF-PQ260; Olympus corporation)
  Sumio Tsuda

• 2-1 Colonoscope with passive bending, high forced transmission and variable stiffness function -- Benefits
  Hiro-o Yamano

• 2-2 Merits and demerits of colonoscope with passive bending, high force transmission and variable stiffness focused on insertion -- Demerits
  Shinji Tanaka

• 3 Postural change, abdominal hand pressure, breath control
  Hiroshi Kashida

• 4-1 Cap-assisted colonoscopy
  Satoki Shichijo

• 4-2-1 Single balloon assisted colonoscopy
  Kazuo Ohtsuka

• 4-2-2 Double-balloon colonoscopy
  Keijiro Sunada

• 4-3 Colonoscopy using sliding tube
  Hiroshi Kawano

• 4-4 Water jet (water immersion)
  Toshihiro Kusaka

• 4-5 Carbon dioxide insufflation
  Keiko Nakamura

• 5-1 Overcoming difficult cases in colonoscopic insertion with non-push technique and selection of colonoscope
  Masao Ando

• 5-2 Adjusting colonoscope direction to colon axis for difficult cases in colonoscopic insertion
  Hiro-o Matsushita

• 5-3 Measures in keeping with cause of difficulty in colonoscopic insertion
  Miyuki Mukae

• 5-4 Management of difficult cases in colonoscopic insertion
  Takahiro Fujii

• 5-5 Technique of "Yajirobe" in hooking the fold
  Koji Nakamichi

• 5-6 Corresponding to difficult case to insert along the flow of colonoscopy
  Hiroaki Ikematsu

• 5-7 Colonoscopic insertion with precise operation of right and left angle, abdominal pushing, and change of patient position
  Naohisa Yoshida

Series List

• 6-1 Comparison of the diagnostic performance between magnifying chromoendoscopy and magnifying narrow-band imaging for superficial colorectal neoplasms: an online survey
  Taku Sakamoto

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• 6-2 Artificial intelligence may help in predicting the need for additional surgery after endoscopic resection of T1 colorectal cancer
  Katsuro Ichimasa

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