Endoscopic Management of Colorectal T1(SM) Carcinoma

Part 1 Endoscopic diagnosis for colorectal T1(SM) carcinoma

Chapter 1 Conventional endoscopy including indigo carmine dye sparaing
Chapter 2 Magnifying endoscopy - pit pattern diagnosis
Chapter 3 Magnifying endoscopy - image-enhanced endoscopy focused on JNET classification - Narrow band imaging (NBI)
Chapter 4 Magnifying endoscopy - image-enhanced endoscopy focused on JNET classification - Blue laser imaging (BLI)
Chapter 5 Endoscopic ultrasoud sonography (EUS)
Chapter 6 Endoscytoscopy

Part 2 Indication for colorectal EMR/ESD

Chapter 7 Indication for colorectal EMR/ESD from Japanese Guidelines (JGES, JSGE, JSCCR)

Part 3 Endoscopic resection for colorectal T1(SM) carcinoma

Chapter 8 Endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR)
Chapter 9 Pre-cutting EMR
Chapter 10 Endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD)
Chapter 11 Hybrid ESD

Part 4 Pathologic diagnosis

Chapter 12 Pathologic diagnosis of colorectal T1(SM) carcinoma

Part 5 Treatment stratedy after endoscopic resction

Chapter 13 Treatment stratedy after endoscopic resction for colorectal T1(SM) carcinoma: present statud and future perspective

This book provides the latest information on diagnosis and treatment strategies for colorectal T1(SM) carcinoma including endoscopic resection, and pathologic diagnosis and treatment following resection. Due to constant advances, the curative phase after the endoscopic resection of carcinomas has extended, shifting the endpoints of diagnosis and treatment strategies. This book thoroughly summarizes the latest findings, explained with the help of abundant color figures, and will serve as a basis for further discussions and advances in this field.

Endoscopic Management of Colorectal T1(SM) Carcinoma offers a valuable resource for colonoscopists, colorectal surgeons, and pathologists at all levels. The readers will discover diverse perspectives, provided by the contributing authors, and extensive discussions that are analyzed from Asian perspectives, which often differ from those found in Western texts.

Prof. Shinji Tanaka, Endoscopy and Medicine, Graduate School of Biomedical & Health Sciences, Hiroshima University

Prof. Yusuke Saito, Vice President and Director of Digestive Disease Center, Asahikawa City Hospital