Meet Peter Cotton part 2

In the second part of his biography, Nib Soehendra talks about his inventions and his role in the development of modern GI endoscopy.

My friend and predecessor, Nib Soehendra, talks about his early life and the beginnings of his remarkable career.

Jeremy Jacques summarizes the evidence for underwater ESD and shows how combining underwater techniques with traction can improve exposure, cutting efficiency, hemostasis, and scope control

Jeremy Jacques summarizes the evidence for underwater ESD and shows how combining underwater techniques with traction can improve exposure, cutting efficiency, hemostasis, and scope control

Jeremy Jacques explains the technical advantages of underwater ESD, including better access to the dissection plane, improved tangentiality, and how saline and water pressure affect electrosurgical cutting and coagulation.

Jeremy Jacques explains how he adopted underwater ESD and discusses practical aspects, patient comfort, scope stability, saline use, and potential pitfalls.

In the final episode of Peter Cotton Week, he has moved to the US, where his path to international recognition continues.

Part 2: Peter Cotton in the UK - the later years

In this fascinating series, Peter Cotton shares his biography and reflects on the early years of his career in the UK.

Nikhil Kumta shares his perspective after using the new generation of Olympus endoscopes in another partner episode: what can be done, and what has improved.