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ASGE SGEI Symposium at DDW (Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy of India): Prevention and Management of Adverse Events During Endoscopy
Date
May 18, 2024
Society: ASGE
Presentations:
| PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF AES:3RD SPACE |
| PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF AES: EUS BILIARY DRAINAGE |
| PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF AES: ENDO-BARIATRICS |
| PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF AES: ERCP RELATED COMPLICATION |
| PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF AES: LUMINAL ENDOSCOPY |
Moderators
Asian Institute of Gastroenterology
Apollo Glemeagles Hospitals
University of North Carolina
Speakers
General
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