Endosonography

SECTION ONE - BASICS OF EUS 1: Introduction 2: Principles of ultrasound 3: Equipment 4: Setting up an EUS service 5. Training and simulators 6: Indications, preparation, risks and complications SECTION TWO - MEDIASTINUM 7: How to perform EUS in the esophagus and mediastinum 8: EUS in non-small cell lung cancer 9: EUS in esophageal cancer 10: EUS diagnosis of posterior mediastinal masses, lymph nodes and cysts SECTION THREE - STOMACH 11: How to perform EUS in the stomach 12: Submucosal lesions 13: EUS in Gastric Cancer 14: EUS to evaluate gastric wall layer abnormalities - non-Hodgkin lymphoma and other causes SECTION FOUR - PANCREAS AND BILIARY TREE 15: How to perform EUS in the liver, pancreas and bile duct 16: EUS in inflammatory disease of the pancreas 17: EUS in pancreatic neoplasms 18: EUS in the evaluation of pancreatic cysts 19: EUS in bile duct stones and bile duct tumors SECTION FIVE - ANO-RECTUM 20: How to perform ano-rectal EUS 21: EUS in rectal cancer 22: EUS to evaluate anal sphincter abnormalities SECTION SIX - EUS FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION 23: How to perform EUS-guided FNA 24: A cytology primer for endosonographers SECTION SEVEN - THERAPEUTIC EUS 25: Fine needle injection therapy 26: EUS Guided Drainage and Anastomosis