A
abdominal angiography 12 adenocarcinoma 55, 58, 92 adhesion 76, 102–104
adhesive intestinal obstruction 75, 77 afferent loop 93, 107
air route 6
angiodysplasia (vascular ectasia) 78–81, 88, 89 angiosarcoma 78
anterograde approach 38 anticoagulant 64 anticoagulant ileus 63, 64
argon plasma coagulation device 86 argon plasma coagulator (APC) 87 arteriovenous malformation 78 automated sphygmomanometer 25
B
balloon 7
balloon dilatation 10, 94 balloon pump controller 5, 7 basket forceps 91
Behçet’s disease 63, 68, 88 benzodiazepine 25 Billroth II 10 biopsy 53 biopsy forceps 84 bleeding 9 blind loop 107
blind loop syndrome 73, 74 blind pouch 107
blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome 78 bypassed intestinal tract 73
C
capillary hemangioma 78 capsule endoscope 113 capsule endoscopy 9, 92 cauterization 80, 87
cavernous hemangioma (single or diffuse) 78 celiac disease 52
circumferential stenosis 69 clip 87
coagulation probe 85 cobblestone appearance 67 complication 18, 47 concentric insertion 42, 43 contraindication 11
Crohn’s disease 10, 63, 65, 67, 88
D
diagnosis 51
Dieulafoy’s vascular malformation 78 difficult colonoscopy 11, 101 double-balloon endoscope 1 dropped hood 100
E
edematous villi 68
electrocardiograph monitor 25
EMR (endoscopic mucosal resection) 10, 90, 93, 109
endoscope balloon dilator 86 endoscope removal method 94, 95 endoscopic clip 86
endoscopic diagnosis 51
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endoscopic hemostasis 87 endoscopic observation 51
endoscopic papillary balloon dilation (EPBD) 110 equipment 5
ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatec- tomy) 107, 110
erosion 67
F
fixing rubber 30 foreign body 11, 112
G
GIST (gastrointestinal stromal tumor) 54–56, 88 grasping forceps 84
H
heat probe 87
hemangioma 55, 78, 82 hemangiomatosis 78 hemangiopericytoma 78 hemorrhagic erosion 71 hemostasis 89
hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia 78 high-frequency snare 84
hot biopsy 85 human right 18
I
IFP (inflammatory fibroid polyp) 55, 57 ileum 75
ileus of the small intestine 62 ileus tube 62, 110
indication 9 inflation pressure 3 informed consent 15
informed consent form 16 injection 98
insertion through the anus 40 insertion through the mouth 38 intestinal duplication 70 intestinal obstruction 11 intestinal tuberculosis 63 intussusception 11, 70
J
jejunal stenosis 65
K
Kaposi’s sarcoma 78 Kerckring’s fold 108
Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome 78
L
laparoscopic surgery 77 laparotomy 77 large cell carcinoma 60 LED light 7
lipoma 55
longitudinal ulcer 67 lymphoma 55
M
Maffucci’s syndrome 78, 82 malabsorption syndrome 52 malignant lymphoma 59 (MALT) lymphoma 52
manipulation in the distal small intestine 42 Meckel’s ulcer 70
mesenteric side 53, 72 metronidazole 74
mixed capillary and cavernous hemangioma 78
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N
needle 85
nonspecific multiple ulcers of the small intestine 63 nonsteroidalantiinflammatory drug (NSAID) 88 NSAID-induced, small-intestinal ulcer 69 NSAID-induced ulcer 63
NSAIDs 12
O
Osler-Weber-Rendu disease 78, 82 overtube 6, 7
P
pancreatic and biliary disease 10 pancreatitis compression 63 parasite 112
polyp 10, 90
polypectomy 10, 90, 91 postoperative disorder 10 postoperative stomach 24 premedication 24
preoperative examination 11 preparation 23, 27
principle of insertion 19 procedures for insertion 35 pulse oximeter 25 push enteroscopy 1 pyogenic granuloma 78
R
remote switche 28 retrieval net 91 retrograde approach 40 Roux en-Y 10
Roux-en-Y anastomosis 73, 108 Roux-en-Y reconstruction 92, 107, 109
S
scope 5, 7 scope balloon 6 sedation 24
selective contrast-enhanced study 54 small-intestinal bleeding 87 small-intestinal tumor 55, 63 stenosis 10, 98
stenosis of the small intestine 62 stenting 10, 94, 98
T
tattooing 88
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