PUBLICATIONS: VIDEO AND MULTIMEDIA

Video and Multimedia productions are produced by Steve Preston, St. Mark's Multimedia. The titles are listed in 3 categories, Endoscopy, Nutrition and Surgery. Productions in development are listed at the end. You can order many of these titles by downloading the order form here.


   ENDOSCOPY  

The First UK Case of Esophyx Endoluminal Fundoplication
(2007) BSG CDROM - Dr Philippa Youd et al

Narrow Band Imaging in the Colon
(2006) DVD - Dr James East, Dr Noriko Suzuki, Dr Brian Saunders    

The video explains how NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) works to improve visualisation of the mucosal surface. It shows views of the normal colon, colonic polyps and colitis under NBI conditions. Diagrams are presented to explain the technology along with extended video sequences showing how NBI affects the view and improves the subtle definition of fine detail. This new advance could have major implications in dysplasia detection and differentiation for the consultant endoscopist.

ESD - Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection
(2006) DVD - Dr Noriko Suzuki, Dr Brian Saunders

The traditional way of treating a large, colorectal polyp is to remove it in a piecemeal fashion. However, multifragmented, resected pieces make both retrieval after resection and histological assessment more difficult. In addition, piecemenal resection is associated with greater reocurrence. Recently, a new technique, Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD) has been developed. This technique allows endoscopists to remove a polyp en-bloc, irrespective of its size. Certain colorectal lesions could be treated in this fashion. This videos details the procedure and features a complete procedure as a special extra feature on the disk.

MCQ: Advanced Colonoscopy Driving Test for National Bowel Cancer Screening
(2006) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders

This CDROM is taken from the basic therapeutic gastro-intestinal endoscopy course 2005. It present four half hour lectures, each one showing a video of the speaker along with a high resolution rendering of the Powerpoint presentation. The subjects covered are: Principles of Diathermy (Dr B Saunders), Non-Variceal Upper GI Bleeding (Dr C Fraser), PEG and PEGJ Kill or Cure? (Dr S Gabe), Oesophageal Dilatation and Stenting (Dr A Thillainayagam). The controls give you complete access to every page of the presentations and you can fast forward and rewind sections for review.

Dysplasia in U.C.
(2005) DVD  (1st edition English, 2nd edition Japanese)
Dr Naila Arebi, Dr Noriko Suzuki,Dr Brian Saunders

Contents: a visual appraisal of the various visual stages of ulcerative colitis disease; the risk assessment of developing colorectal cancer in UC; current and new surveillance strategies; post-inflammatory polyps;  endoscopically resectable and non-resectable lesions; flat dysplasia; risk factors.

Polypectomy Training
(2005) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders, Dr Christopher Williams

This CDROM contains two major programmes on Polypectomy. First, Dr Brian Saunders' Polypectomy and Electrosurgery Techniques guides you through preparing for polypectomy, metaplastic polyps, electrosurgery, small polyps, cold snare technique, large stalked polyps, the mechanics of endoloop and the clipping device, and large sessile polyps. Meanwhile Dr Christopher Williams explores the world of polyps in Polypectomy Principles, looking at electrosurgical methods, scope and accessory control, snaring technique, small polyps (hyperplastic, adenomatous), flat lesions and dye spray, large polyp snaring, endoloops, peri-anal polyps and retroversion, saline injection, polyp retrieval, tattooing, Argon Plasma Coagulation (APC), Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP), non-resectable benign sightings.

MCQ: Multiple Choice Questionnaire Assessment Module for Trainees
(2004) CDROM - Siwan Thomas-Gibson, Dr Brian Saunders

Colonoscopy Workshop
(2005) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders

This CD forms part of the training package for the Colonoscopy Workshop 2005. It contains numerous important articles and documents, an interactive scope utility and video explanations, and Dr. Brian Saunders' programme, Polypectomy and Electrosurgery Techniques, and Cleaning Scopes - The 10 Stage Process.

Frontiers in Intestinal and Colorectal Disease 2004 
(2004) CDROM - Dr Alastair Forbes, various authors

This CDROM has been created to support the Frontiers conference 2004 and it enables the viewer to read the conference talks in detail, with the facility to print or save to the computer. Also included is the conference programme.

Cleaning Scopes - The 10 Stage Process
(2004) CDROM - David Swain

Chapters include: cleaning externally, flushing, cleaning channels, cleaning parts, cleaning openings, cleaning ports, disinfection, drying externally, drying internally, storing the scope.

Colonoscopy Workshop
(2004) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders

This CD forms part of the training package for the Colonoscopy Workshop 2004. It contains numerous important articles and documents, an interactive scope utility and video explanations, and Dr. Brian Saunders' programme, Polypectomy and Electrosurgery Techniques.

Frontiers in Intestinal and Colorectal Disease
(2003) CDROM - Dr Alastair Forbes, various authors

This CDROM has been created to support the Frontiers conference 2003 and it enables the viewer to read the conference talks in detail, with the facility to print or save to the computer. Also included is the conference programme.

Foundation for Nurse Endoscopy
(2003) CDROM - Maggie Vance

This CD forms part of the pre-course training package for nurse endoscopy. It contains numerous important articles and documents, and videos from the 'Colonoscopy Sampler'.

Colonoscopy Masterclass 2003
(2003) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders

This CD forms part of the package at the 4th International Colonoscopy Masterclass on 20th June 2003, which celebrated the life and work of retiring expert Dr Christopher Williams. It contains numerous important articles and documents, an interactive scope utility and video explanations, and Dr. Brian Saunders' programme, Polypectomy and Electrosurgery Techniques.

Accelerated Colonoscopy Training Week 2003 
(2003) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders

This CD forms part of the pre-course training package for the Colonoscopy Training Week 2003. It contains numerous important articles and documents, an interactive scope utility and video explanations, and Dr. Brian Saunders' programme, Polypectomy and Electrosurgery Techniques.

Colonoscopy Workshop
(2003) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders

This CD forms part of the training package for the Colonoscopy Workshop 2003. It contains numerous important articles and documents, an interactive scope utility and video explanations, and Dr. Brian Saunders' programme, Polypectomy and Electrosurgery Techniques.

ScopeGuide 3D Imager Loops
(2003) CDROM - Dr Christopher Williams

A collection of 12 scope scenarios, illustrated by the animated Olympus ScopeGuide 3D Imager system. The videos are accompanied by a documentary on the technology behind the device.

Polypectomy and Electrosurgery Techniques
(2003) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders (see Polypectomy Training for more information)

Colonoscopy - The DVD
(2002) DVDROM - Dr Christopher Williams

The content of this DVD ROM is aimed to have interest for both beginners and experts. To the majority who still find the technique challenging, we offer it in the hope of illuminating some of the apparent mysteries involved in achieving complete, comfortable and safe colonoscopy. For those who feel they have mastered the technique, we hope there will be further understanding or enjoyment in some of the background materials we present and in being able to see other experts in action. Visiting around the world has shown us that there is no single way that colonoscopy must be performed, but that many of the difficulties encountered are shared by all endoscopists, however skilled. Our hope is that it will be found helpful as both teaching material and in communicating some of the 'tricks of the trade' of colonoscopy.


   NUTRITION  

Direct PEJ Insertion
(2006) BSG CDROM - Dr Simon Gabe

Home Parenteral Nutrition
(2002) DVD - Dr Simon Gabe

This DVD provides patients with a practical  demonstration of the procedures they will need to put into practice when they leave hospital and continue with parenteral nutrition at home.  Health care professionals will also develop an understanding of the procedures and  techniques necessary in the care of a parenteral feeding catheter as well as dealing with common problems.  Produced by St Mark's Hospital, a centre of  excellence in nutrition in the UK, it features  Consultant Gastroenterologists, Dr Simon Gabe and Dr Alastair Forbes, Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist Angie Davidson, Clinical Nurse Specialists Mia Small and Annmarie Daniels and the St Mark's Nutrition Team. Contents include: Three patient profiles; What is intestinal failure? Reasons for intestinal failure; The multidisciplinary team; Importance of asepsis; Hand washing; Putting on sterile gloves; Disconnecting; Preparing the trolley; Creating a sterile field; Preparing the catheter; Disconnecting and flushing; Connecting; Transferring; Changing a central line dressing; Changing the connector; Dealing with problems; Catheter fracture; Line flushing problem; Equipment; Home regime; Commercial Home; Care; Follow-up care and support networks; Dos and don'ts.

Gastrostomy Feeding - Enteral Nutrition
(2001) DVD - Dr Simon Gabe

The aim of this DVD is to provide an overview of gastrostomy feeding for Healthcare Professionals. Produced at St. Mark's Hospital, a leading centre of excellence in nutrition in the UK, it is presented by Dr. Simon Gabe and features Dr. Alastair Forbes. This DVD also contains actual patient case studies. Contents include: an introduction to endoscopic techniques for Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy / Jejunostomy (PEG / PEGJ) placement; an overview of PEG and PEGJ tubes; legal and ethical considerations prior to PEG insertion; advantages of PEG placement; indications for PEG placement; PEG / PEGJ insertion; gastrostomy removal; contraindications to PEG placement; complications; insertion of a low profile gastrostomy device e.g. Freka Button; aftercare guidelines.

Insertion of Central Feeding Lines
(2000) DVD - Dr Simon Gabe

This DVD presents two cases: the first, a patient who has been on intravenous nutrition for five years following a mesenteric infarct. This excerpt shows how effective ultrasound guidance can be with line insertion.   The second excerpt describes digital subtraction venography in a 45 year old woman who has undergone multiple operations for peptic ulcer disease complicated by entero-cutaneous fistulae and now has severe adhesive disease. Fluroscopy describes the path of the vein for the doctor, whereupon a guidewire is applied. An exit site is prepared for the feeding line, and the line is inserted through the channel.

   SURGERY  

Enhanced Recovery
(2006) DVDROM - Mr Robin Kennedy

Enhanced recovery programmes have the potential to transform care following colorectal surgery, improving rehabilitation, minimising complications and decreasing hospital stay. The Symposium brings together a multi-disciplinary expert group who have helped develop the system that transforms care. Experts from different fields describe the research basis, the practical delivery and the areas of controversy in multi-modal rehabilitation. The DVD-ROM contains over 4 and a half hours of lectures complete with the accompanying Powerpoint presentations followed by question and answer sessions.

Stapled Ileal Pouch Construction
(2006) DVD - Prof. Robin Phillips

This video outlines various aspects of stapled J-pouch construction using the Ethicon TLC75 and CDH29 staple guns.

Gaining Length in Pouch Surgery
(2005) DVD - Prof. Robin Phillips

Various issues regarding pouch construction can affect pouch reach. General pouch configuration tends to be with J-pouches these days, they are simple to construct, the W-pouch is larger, but the S-pouch may reach further. Hand sewn, pouch anal anastomosis is somewhat more skilled than the stapled pouch. The stapled pouch gives a degree of extra length. There remains the issue of whether the pouch will indeed reach the anus. This DVD explores the surgical methods to ensure pouch length in this technical procedure.

Delormes' Advancement Flap for Ano-Vaginal Fistula
(2005) CDROM - Prof. Robin Phillips

The aim of this surgery is complete tumour excision with negative resection margins. To achieve this aim, in certain clinical situations, it is appropriate to resect the ano-rectum en bloc with the posterior vaginal wall. The advantage of this approach is note only to increase the chances of a negative resection margin in anterior lesions but also to excise the lymphatic channels contained in the recto-vaginal septum.

Mobilisation of the Right Colon
(2003) CDROM - Prof. Robin Phillips

This CDROM explains the surgical technique of the mobilisation of the right colon, with an introduction outlining anatomic concerns, difficult cases, how to approach the difficult RIF, the classical approach and disadvantages. Video footage goes on to explain the release of the caecal pole, commencing media dissection, release of lateral peritoneal attachments, the approach, completion of hepatic flexure, the approach via the lesser sac, the development of the embryonic plane, the blunt dissection of the plane, completion of mobilisation, and uniting the lesser sac and duodenal plane.

Fistula in Ano
(2002) DVD - Prof. Robin Phillips, Prof. C Bartram

This one hour documentary explores the management of fistula in ano and is directed at senior surgical trainees, specialist surgeons and consultants. Prof. Clive Bartram leads the discussion on the role of radiology and is joined by Steve Halligan (MRI) and Mr Gordon Buchanan (3D endoanal ultrasound). Prof. Robin Phillips discusses the strategy behind anal fistula surgery and demonstrates the clinical features and surgery in various cases. The complex anatomy of the anal canal and the intimate relationship of the anal sphincter to fistulae are demonstrated using diagrams and a novel 3D animation.

Restorative Proctocolectomy
(2000) DVD - Prof. RJ Nicholls

This DVD examines the surgical procedure of restorative proctocolectomy in a patient who has suffered ulcerative colitis for 25 years and 15 years ago had a colectomy with ileal rectal anastomosis for severity of inflammation. In recent years, dysplasia in the rectum has been recognised. The operation proposed here is to remove the rectum but to conserve the anal sphincter in order that a permanent ileostomy may be avoided by means of an ileo-anal pouch reconstruction. The procedure is performed by Prof. John Nicholls of St. Mark's Hospital. The programme has surgical footage throughtout and has a live running commentary from the Professor.

House Advancement Flap
(2000) DVD - Mr Richard Guy

Abdomino-Perineal Excision
(2000) DVD - Mr Paul Skinner

The aim of this surgery is complete tumour excision with negative resection margins. To achieve this aim, in certain clinical situations, it is appropriate to resect the ano-rectum en bloc with the posterior vaginal wall. The advantage of this approach is note only to increase the chances of a negative resection margin in anterior lesions but also to excise the lymphatic channels contained in the recto-vaginal septum.

   IN DEVELOPMENT     

Laparoscopy DVD: Laparoscopic anterior resection for a Rectosigmoid cancer
(2007) DVD - Mr Robin Kennedy

Laparoscopy DVD: Inferior mesenteric artery preservation during sigmoid colectomy for diverticulitis
(2007) DVD - Mr Richard Slater

Capsule Endoscopy Training
(2007) DVDROM - Dr Christopher Fraser, Gillian Schofield

MCQ Advanced Colonoscopy Driving Test for National Bowel Cancer Screening  (positive marking system)
(2007) CDROM - Dr Brian Saunders

Trainee Polyp Detection Study
(2007) DVDROM - Dr Philippa Youd, Dr Adam Haycock