

Capsule Endoscopy, Standard Endoscopy, Barium Examination, and CT in Imaging Small Bowel Disease
A thorough overview of the capsule endoscopy technique along with its advantages, disadvantages, clinical indications and complications and how it compares to other methods of imaging small bowel disease.
Course ID: Q00172 Category: Radiology Trends for Technologists Modalities: CT, Nuclear Medicine, Radiography2.0  | 
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$24.00
- Targeted CE
 - Outline
 - Objectives
 
Targeted CE per ARRT’s Discipline, Category, and Subcategory classification for enrollments starting after February 14, 2023:
[Note: Discipline-specific Targeted CE credits may be less than the total Category A credits approved for this course.]
Computed Tomography: 1.00
 Procedures: 1.00
 Abdomen and Pelvis: 1.00
Magnetic Resonance Imaging: 1.00
 Procedures: 1.00
 Body: 1.00
Nuclear Medicine Technology: 0.50
 Procedures: 0.50
 Gastrointestinal and Genitourinary Procedures: 0.50
Radiography: 1.00
 Procedures: 1.00
 Thorax and Abdomen Procedures: 1.00
Registered Radiologist Assistant: 1.00
 Procedures: 1.00
 Abdominal Section: 1.00
Radiation Therapy: 1.00
 Patient Care: 0.50
 Patient and Medical Record Management: 0.50
 Procedures: 0.50
 Treatment Sites and Tumors: 0.50
Outline
- Introduction
 - Capsule Endoscopic Technique
 - Advantages and Disadvantages of Capsule Endoscopy
 - Indications for Capsule Endoscopy
- Obscure Gastrointestinal Bleeding
 - Crohn Disease
 - Additional Potential Indications
 
 - Contraindications for Capsule Endoscopy
 - Lesions Detected at Capsule Endoscopy
- Arteriovenous Malformations
 - Small Bowel Tumors
 - Ulcers
- Due to Crohn Disease
 - NSAID-induced Ulcers
 
 
 - False-negative and False-positive Findings at Capsule Endoscopy
 - Complications of Capsule Endoscopy
 - Conclusions
 
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, students will:
- learn what capsule endoscopy is
 - understand the most common indication for capsule endoscopy
 - learn about the recording apparatus that the patient wears
 - learn how fast the images are acquired
 - learn how long the battery life is
 - understand the main advantage of capsule endoscopy
 - learn about the mucosal diseases that capsule endoscopy can detect
 - understand there are disadvantages of the study
 - learn the disadvantages of capsule endoscopy
 - understand the image quality of the camera
 - understand what obscure gastrointestinal bleeding is
 - learn what overt obscure gastrointestinal bleeding is
 - learn what occult obscure gastrointestinal bleeding is
 - know one of the common indications of capsule endoscopy
 - know that capsule endoscopy can out perform other radiologic studies
 - know what percentage of Crohn disease studies benefit from capsule endoscopy
 - learn other indications that capsule endoscopy is used for
 - be able to list some contraindications of capsule endoscopy
 - know what a relative contraindication is
 - know the most common abnormality of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding
 - learn about Arteriovenous malformations
 - learn about small bowel neoplasms
 - learn the examination of choice for detecting small bowel neoplasms
 - understand the evaluation that capsule endoscopy provides
 - learn about studies performed that detect more tumors that radiologic imaging
 - learn what the majority of small bowel ulcers detected by capsule endoscopy are caused by
 - learn the differences between capsule endoscopy and standard endoscopy
 - know what type of patients undergo capsule endoscopy
 - know what other studies can be performed for patients who cannot undergo capsule endoscopy
 - know another cause of small bowel ulcers and strictures
 - learn some clinical manifestations of NSAID-induced small bowel disease
 - learn what can be missed by capsule endoscopy
 - know what condition is not commonly detected using capsule endoscopy
 - know some false-negative results can occur with capsule endoscopy
 - why some patients may need surgical removal of the capsule