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- Endoscopy is increasingly recognized as an essential diagnostic tool due to advancements in medical technology, with motorized spiral enteroscopy (MSE) being a notable development for small bowel disease diagnosis and treatment.
- Despite safety concerns and dependence on the operator’s expertise, MSE should be viewed as a complementary technique when traditional methods fail.
- Ongoing research and technical enhancements are vital for MSE to realize its full potential in endoscopy and maintain patient safety, encouraging collaboration in the medical community to improve this technology.
Article Abstract
With the continuous advancement in medical technology, endoscopy has gained significant attention as a crucial diagnostic tool. The introduction of motorized spiral enteroscopy (MSE) represents a significant advancement in the diagnosis and treatment of small bowel diseases. While there are safety concerns and a high reliance on the operator's skills, MSE should not be disregarded entirely. Instead, it should be considered as a supplementary endoscopic technique, particularly in situations where conventional endoscopy proves ineffective. Through continuous research and technical optimization, MSE has the potential to become an important addition to the endoscopy toolbox in the future. We call on colleagues in the industry to work together to promote the improvement of MSE technology through continuous research and practice, with the aim to bring out its unique value in endoscopy while ensuring patient safety.
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