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Postsurgical endoscopy is essential for optimal GI surgery outcomes

Postsurgical endoscopy emerges as a vital diagnostic tool in gastrointestinal surgery. It significantly aids in early complication detection, healing assessment, symptom management, and monitoring for cancer recurrence. As endoscopic techniques advance, their integration into clinical practice and surgical training is crucial for improving postoperative care. This review not only highlights the advancements in endoscopic technologies but also emphasizes real-life applications that showcase its indispensable role in enhancing surgical outcomes for patients.

Review by Kamaleddine I, Popova M, Alwali A and Schafmayer C in Visc Med

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