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期刊名称:GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY

ISSN:0016-5107
版本:SCI-CDE
出版频率:Monthly
出版社:MOSBY-ELSEVIER, 360 PARK AVENUE SOUTH, NEW YORK, USA, NY, 10010-1710
  出版社网址:http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/homepage.cws_home
期刊网址:http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/623137/description#description
影响因子:9.427
主题范畴:GASTROENTEROLOGY & HEPATOLOGY

期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)   



About the journal

Gastrointestinal Endoscopy publishes original, peer-reviewed articles on endoscopic procedures used in the study, diagnosis, and treatment of digestive diseases. Articles report on outcomes research, prospective studies, and controlled trials of new endoscopic instruments and treatment methods. Full-color endoscopic photographs allow for meaningful interpretation and analysis. Gastrointestinal Endoscopy has become the international forum for the newest developments in the specialty, bringing readers challenging reports from leading authorities throughout the world. The journal regularly publishes abstracts of important articles from other leading clinical publications, complete with commentaries from a panel of experts. The official publication of the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Gastrointestinal Endoscopy ranks in the top 7.6%of 5,684 scientific journals ranked by impact factor (2000 Science Citation Index).
Editor: Michael V. Sivak, Jr., MD
Established: 1954
Published: Monthly
Online ISSN: 1097-6779
Print ISSN: 0016-5107

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Instructions to Authors

 

GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY publishes original papers reporting investigations and observations relating to endoscopic procedures used in the study and treatment of digestive diseases. Original articles dealing with new instruments or methods, applications of endoscopy, and analyses of experience along with important case studies (series, reports, or brief reports) will be subject to peer review. All materials accepted for publication are subject to editorial revision. The Editor encourages brief letters that comment on articles published in recent issues and submissions of high-quality images of unusual findings. The remaining articles in the Journal are by invitation of the editor. Announcements of postgraduate courses, cooperative studies, and other items of interest to endoscopists are also welcomed. The Journal is available online; please see Information for Readers page.

Submit manuscripts in triplicate to:
Dr. Michael V. Sivak, Jr.
Editor, GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY
University Hospitals of Cleveland (Wearn 253)
11100 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44106-5066
216-844-7903; 216-983-0004 (fax)



Submission requirements

Peer-reviewed manuscripts include Original Articles, New Methods and Materials, and Case Studies, including case series, case reports, brief reports. No electronic submissions (diskettes) are required until a peer-reviewed manuscript is accepted for publication. However, Letters to the Editor, Focal Points, and invited articles such as Editorials and Review Articles initially require the submission of a diskette with an exact printout. All submissions to the Journal require a cover letter, properly signed copyright transfer forms, disclosure statement if applicable, 3 double-spaced manuscripts with cover page, and 3 sets of figures if any.

Copyright transfer:
Original manuscripts will be accepted with the understanding that they are contributed solely to GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY. Copyright of published papers will be in the name of the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, which must receive the assignment of copyright at the time a manuscript is submitted to the Journal. This testament precludes the deletion or addition of authors during the revision process. Authors warrant that a manuscript is original, it has not been previously published in any language, and none of the material is contained in any other manuscript under consideration for publication elsewhere.

The copyright transfer and warranties form is given at the end of these instructions. It must be completed in its entirety with the appropriate boxes checked with regard to warranties. The signatures of each author must be original, preferably in blue ink, and the form must not be a replication using thermal paper.

Disclosure statement:
When applicable, authors must include a separate disclosure statement indicating any financial or other interests in the manufacture or distribution of any device or drug mentioned in a manuscript. Interests to be disclosed include patents, equity holdings, consulting fees, and grant support. The specifics of grant information should also be given on the cover sheet of the manuscript.

When a manuscript is submitted, or at any time in the prepublication period, authors must send, for comparison, copies of any related manuscripts that are in press or under consideration elsewhere. Related manuscripts include those articles published by the authors that appear to contain similar data. All such articles must be referenced. (For further explanation see Gastrointest Endosc 1995;42:594-6.)

Ethics of treatment:
Investigations involving human subjects or animals must have prior approval of the appropriate institutional review board or an equivalent body. This also applies to retrospective studies in some states in the U.S. A statement with regard to a particular state's law must accompany studies in which no institutional review board approval was obtained for a retrospective study. This information along with a statement of the prior consent of the patient (when applicable) should be stated in the methods section of the manuscript. In countries where institutional review is not established practice, a statement must be included in the methods section that the research was carried out in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration as revised in 1989.

Permission Statements must be obtained from the owner and original author of copyrighted material from which direct quotations, tables, and illustrations have been taken. Complete information as to the source must be given.

At the Focal Point¡­:
Submissions to this section should include no more than four separate images, which may be any combination of x-rays (including ERCP), photomicrographs, gross specimens, surgical findings, physical findings, EUS, and endoscopic images. Submissions should be of high-quality images of an unusual finding or extraordinarily superior images of a more common lesion, especially classic illustrations of a specific finding. The submission must be accompanied by a brief description not more than 200 words in length on a diskette with an exact printout. The figures should be cited in order in the text as A, B, etc. A separate legend page should also be provided for proper identification of the figures by the publisher. The submission should be in triplicate with a signed copyright and formatted with respect to the cover page, text, and figures as described below. A cover letter should include a word count and, in cases in which the images alone could be open to several possible interpretations, additional documentary material to substantiate and verify that the images depict the specific finding or abnormality.

Announcements:
Submissions to the News & Notices section must arrive at the editorial office 3 months before the monthly issue of the Journal in which the announcement is to appear. Information should include the title, dates, course directors, location, contact information, and a very brief description of the event not exceeding 35 words. Advertisements such as brochures and fliers concerning the event should be enclosed. Publication is at the discretion of the editor and is dependent on space availability.



Formatting information

In general, the formatting of submitted manuscripts should be in compliance with the guidelines recommended by the ¡°Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals¡± (Ann Intern Med 1997;126:36-47). Careful adherence to these guidelines is essential to avoid unnecessary delays in the peer-review process. Specific instructions for GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY are outlined below.

Title Page should include title, full name(s) of author(s), academic degrees, current location by city and state or country; institution at which work was performed; location and date and publication citation for material presented in part at a meeting or published as an abstract; list of grants, if any; address to which reprint requests should be sent, address to which correspondence and proofs should be mailed with phone, fax and e-mail address; and a running title containing no more than 75 characters.

Structured abstract:
Use no abbreviations, footnotes, trade names, or references; maintain strict adherence to word count (Original Articles <200 words and New Methods and Materials, Case Series <150 words). Abstract should be structured in four paragraphs using the following subtitles: background, methods, results, conclusions. For Case Series, please replace results with observations.

Text:
Manuscripts including tables, figure legends, and references must be submitted in triplicate, double-spaced throughout in 12-point type on 8½ ¡Á 11-inch, numbered pages with 1-inch margins all around. The organization of the text for Original Articles and New Methods and Materials should be: Introduction, Patients and Methods, Results, and Discussions; for Case Series: Introduction, Patients and Methods, Observations, and Discussion; for Case Reports and Brief Reports: Introduction, Case Report(s), and Discussion. For Brief Reports describing only a technique, Case Reports should be replaced by Methods. The text of Brief Reports should not exceed 3 double-spaced pages in length.

Product and Drug Names:
Generic drug names should be used; trade names may be inserted in parentheses after the initial mention of the drug. Product names should be treated similarly, listing the manufacturer's name, city, and state in parentheses.

Laboratory values:
Laboratory values should be presented in SI units. For conversion from non-SI units see http://www.techexpo.com/techdata/techcntr.html. After laboratory values, normal values should be presented in parentheses in the text.

Abbreviations:
Spell out abbreviations the first time terms appear in the text. The AMA Manual of Style, 9th edition (Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins; 1998 p. 319-28) provides a list of standard abbreviations. The following terms do not need to be spelled out in the text: CT (computed tomography), EGD (esophagogastroduodenoscopy), ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography), EUS (endoscopic ultrasonography), GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), GI (gastrointestinal), PEG (percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy), US (ultrasonography), MRCP (magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography), FNA, (fine-needle aspiration), HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome), and EMR (endoscopic mucosal resection).

Statistics:
All studies reporting levels of significance must include the results of sample-size calculation and the power used in that calculation before study implementation in the statistical methods section. Justification for deviating from these calculated sample sizes must be addressed in the discussion section of the manuscript. Statistical techniques that do not appear in the published literature should be presented as an appendix. All but the most standard ones, such as t-tests, should be referenced as books, journals, or software as described below.


Papers that overstate the level of significance of findings due to multiple comparisons must be adjusted statistically and the results and discussion presented only with respect to the corrected findings. It is preferred that the problem be avoided through the use of mulivariate methods. However, significance levels may be corrected with port-hoc tests, such as Bonferroni's method. Multiple comparisons of data from a single data set typically can occur in either of the two following situations: repeated measurements of a single variable are tested over time, or several correlated variables are used in different tests of hypotheses.

Interpretation of results of regression analyses requires that units of continuous variables as well as categories of discrete or ordinal variables be specified. These can be presented in the text or as table footnotes. Additionally, for logistic regression and Cox regression analyses, the baseline or reference category of discrete or ordinal variables must also be given.

References are cited in the text in consecutive order and are identified by superscript numbers. Unpublished observations and personal communications may not be used as references, although references to written, not verbal, communications may be inserted (in parentheses) in the text.


Examples of correct forms of reference, in accordance with uniform requirements for manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals (Vancouver style), are given below. Follow Index Medicus for journal title abbreviations. Authors have the responsibility to confirm that all names are correctly spelled and the references are in accordance with Journal style. See also http://www.icmje.org.

Journals Standard Journal Article (list all authors, but if the number exceeds six.
1. Goate AM, Haynes AR, Owen MJ, Farrall M, James LA, Lai LY, et al. Predisposing locus for Alzheimer's disease on chromosome 21. Lancet 1989;1:352-5.
2. Goodman S, Siegel L, Green P, Lightdale C, Stevens P, Garcia-Carrasquillo R, et al. The endoscopic diagnosis of tropical sprue [abstract]. Gastrointest Endosc 1997;45:AB90.

Books Personal Author(s)
3. Ringsven MK, Bond D. Gerontology and leadership skills for nurses. 2nd ed. Albany (NY): Delmar Publishers; 1996.

Editor, Compiler, Chair as Author
4. Beahrs OH, Henson DE, Hutter RVP, Myers MH, editors. Manual for staging of cancer (esophagus). 3rd ed. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co.; 1988. p. 63-5.

Chapter in a Book
5. Phillips SJ, Whisnant JP. Hypertension and stroke. In: Laragh JH, Brenner BM, editors. Hypertension: pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management. 2nd ed. New York: Raven Press; 1995. p. 465-78.

Computer software and manuals 6. Epi infor [Computer Program]. Version 6, Atlanta, Ga: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: 1994.
7. Dixon WJ, Brown MB, Engelman I, Jennirch RI, editors. BMDP Statistical Software Manual. Los Angeles: University of California Press; 1990.

Figures:
Regardless of electronic submission, 3 sets of high-quality figures with regard to clarity (resolution) and color must accompany the manuscript. Editors and Reviewers make publication decisions based on the quality and clarity of hard copies of the figures. The Publisher must have a guide as to resolution and color for adjustment of electronic submissions/slides. The figures should not be mounted and must be identified with a non-removable adhesive label on the back indicating the name of first author, figure number, and top of illustration. Figures marked by paperclips or imprinting from writing without a label are unacceptable for publication. Original illustrations, including photographs, and charts, should be submitted in triplicate and labeled Reviewer A, Reviewer B, and Editor. Glossy prints should be 5 ¡Á 7 with the radiologic and histologic images presented about 4 wide in size and endoscopic images about 3 in diameter. Histologic and endoscopic images should be in color. With regard to cholangiograms, the pancreatic and biliary ducts should appear white against a dark background. Thermal prints of digital endoscopic images are acceptable. Radiographs and photographs must be of high contrast for proper reproduction. Graphic illustrations (computer-generated or otherwise) should be uniform and of high quality in two-dimensional format only. Do not use shadowing or three-dimensional format. Computer-generated illustrations should be about 6 ¡Á 9 in size; printed on heavy-weight paper (28 lbs.); axes titles should be centered vertically and horizontally, using the Universal font pt. 12; place key within (if possible) or above the graph in upper right using the Universal font pt. 8; titles should be at bottom of page.



Electronic submissions instructions

Text and tables:
Diskettes should be submitted with Letters to the Editor, invited articles such as Editorials and Review Articles, and accepted revisions of peer-reviewed manuscripts. The diskettes should be labeled with the first author's last name, an abbreviated title of the manuscript, computer type, word processing program and version, and filename(s) of document(s). An exact printout of any and all diskette files must accompany the diskette. This printout is one of the three double-spaced manuscripts required for the use of the editor and publisher for copyediting.

Illustrations:
The publisher requires hard copies of all such submissions as a guide to resolution, clarity, and the color desired by the author for reproduction in the Journal. (Proof should be digital color, not color laser print or color photocopy.) The initial submissions to At the Focal Point¡­ should include electronic submission. However, figures in a peer-reviewed manuscript should not be given in electronic format until the manuscript is conditionally accepted for publication. Images should be provided in EPS or TIF format on Zip disk, CD, floppy, Jaz, or 3.5 MO. Graphs should be about 6 wide, radiologic and histologic images about 4 wide, and endoscopic images about 3 in diameter. Graphs should be formulated in Excel (for presentation details see above section on Figures). In addition, they should be provided in EPS or TIF format. Macintosh or PC is acceptable. Graphics software such as Photoshop and Illustrator (not presentation software such as PowerPoint, CorelDraw, or Harvard Graphics) should be used in the creation of the art. Color images need to be CMYK, at 300 DPI. Combinations of color line-art and images should be at least 500 DPI. Gray scale should be at least 300 DPI. Line art (black and white) should be at least 1000 DPI. Please include hardware and software information, in addition to the file names, with the disk. Hard copies of each illustration on glossy paper must be included. See http://authors.elsevier.com for more information.

Revisions:
Revised manuscripts should be submitted in triplicate per instructions given above. In addition, a cover letter and separate response to the point-by-point comments of each reviewer and editor in triplicate should be enclosed. The copy of the manuscript for the editor should have the changes complying with the revision requests underlined in the text. The revised manuscript must include acknowledgements, disclosure paragraph, if appropriate, references, legend pages, and all the tables and all computer-generated figures. A completely labeled diskette should be included if requested per instructions given above.

Galley proofs are mailed to the author and must be returned to the publisher at the address below within 72 hours to avoid delay in publication.

Deborah Bowman, Senior Production Editor
St. Louis Issue Management
Elsevier Science
11830 Westline Industrial Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146-3318

Copyright Assignment & Warranties Form for GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY

Ms. No. _____________________________

Title: _________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________

Authorship:
I, the undersigned author, have reviewed the submitted manuscript, believe it to be valid work, and approve it for publication. As an author of this article, I attest that none of the material in the manuscript is included in another manuscript, is presently being considered for publication elsewhere, or has been published heretofore in any language. I further attest that I have contributed substantially to the material and/or intellectual content, data analysis, if applicable, and the writing of the manuscript, sufficiently to accept public accountability for it. I have not assigned any right or interest in the article to any third party, and I also certify that all figures and illustrations that accompany this article have not been digitally altered and do not misrepresent in any way the actual circumstances reported. I further warrant that this article has not been accepted for publication elsewhere.

Disclosures:
I, the undersigned author, attest that I have no commercial associations (e.g., equity ownership or interest, consultancy, patent and licensing agreement, or institutional and corporate associations) that might be a conflict of interest in relation to the submitted manuscript, except as disclosed on a separate attachment.

Disclosure statement made

All sources of funding in support of the work presented in the article are indicated on the cover page of the manuscript.

Funding statement made

Institutional Approval and Ethics of Treatment: I attest that full and informed consent was obtained from human subjects and that the work was performed in accordance with the humane and ethical principles of research set forth in the Helsinki guidelines. In countries where institutional review is established, this statement also attests to the approval of that institution of the protocol for all aspects of the investigation presented in a manuscript involving humans or animals.

Stated in Methods section

Copyright assignment:
The undersigned authors, jointly and severally, hereby transfer, convey, and assign all right, title, and interest therein, including any and all copyrights in all forms and media now or hereafter known, to the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE). Should the ASGE not publish the aforesaid submission, the ASGE agrees to release its rights therein.

If this article was written pursuant to the official duties of the authors as employees of the United States government and therefore exists in the public domain, sign below and check this box as a waiver of the copyright portion of this statement should it not apply.

Each author must sign this statement; signature stamps and computer-generated signatures are invalid:

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This document must be mailed and not faxed to the Editorial Office. Documents without a properly completed and signed copyright are held from peer review until said document is received by the Editorial Office.



Checklist

  • ___ Letter of submission including section of journal that article is intended for and the abstract word count for Original Articles, New Methods and Materials, and Case Studies
  • ___ Copyright transfer form completely filled out with original signatures of all authors
  • ___ Three double-spaced manuscripts (for revisions also)
    • ___ Title page
      • ___ Title of article
      • ___ Full name(s), academic degree(s), and affiliations of author(s)
      • ___ Institution at which work was performed
      • ___ Meeting presentations
      • ___ Grant support
      • ___ Address for reprint requests
      • ___ Name, address, and business telephone and fax numbers and e-mail address of author to whom correspondence should be sent
      • ___ Running title (< 75 characters)
    • ___ Structured abstract (double-spaced) for Original Articles (< 200 words), New Methods and Materials, and Case Studies (< 150 words)
    • ___ Article proper (double-spaced, with references, tables, and figures cited consecutively as they appear)
    • ___ Disclosure statement, if relevant
    • ___ References (double-spaced), on a separate sheet and listed consecutively
    • ___ Tables (double-spaced), on separate sheets
    • ___ Legends (double-spaced), on a separate sheet
  • ___ Illustrations, properly labeled and unmounted (three sets)
  • ___ Permission to reproduce previously published material

___ Diskette for accepted manuscripts, ¡°At the Focal point¡­,¡± Letters to the Editor, and invited articles, with exact printout

 


Editorial Board

 

MICHAEL V. SIVAK, Jr., MD, Editor

Professor of Medicine
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Chief, Division of Gastroenterology
University Hospitals of Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio

Associate Editors
MARC F. CATALANO, MD
AMITABH CHAK, MD
DOUGLAS O. FAIGEL, MD
GREGORY HABER, MD
ANTHONY N. KALLOO, MD
JOSEPH W. LEUNG, MD
KENNETH R. McQUAID, MD
JAMES M. SCHEIMAN, MD
GREGORY V. STIEGMANN, MD
MAURITS J. WIERSEMA, MD
RICHARD C. K. WONG, MD

Editors for Biostatistics
SARA M. DEBANNE, PhD
DOUGLAS Y. ROWLAND, PhD

Associate Editors for Technological Reviews
AMITABH CHAK, MD
MAURITS J. WIERSEMA, MD

International Editor
JEROME D. WAYE, MD

Editors Emeritus
WILLIAM S. HAUBRICH, MD
BERNARD M. SCHUMAN, MD
CHARLES J. LIGHTDALE, MD

Consulting Pathologist
JOSEPH E. WILLIS, MD

Managing Editor
DONNA SCHLEUTERMANN, MS

Editorial Assistant
KATALIN ACS

Editorial Board
JOHN BOND, MD, Chairman, Minneapolis, MN
MARTIN L. FREEMAN, MD, Minneapolis, MN
MICHAEL L. KOCHMAN, MD, Philadelphia, PA
KRIS V. KOWDLEY, MD, Seattle, Washington
ELIZABETH RAJAN, MD, Rochester, Minnesota
WILLIAM J. RAVICH, MD, Baltimore, MD
THOMAS J. SAVIDES, MD, San Diego, CA
STUART SHERMAN, MD, Indianapolis, IN
ADAM SLIVKA, MD, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
WAHID Y. WASSEF, MD, Worcester, MA
GREGORY ZUCCARO, JR., MD, Cleveland, OH

International Editorial Board
LARS E. AABAKKEN, MD, Oslo
SOL Z. ALVAREZ, MD, Manila
PAULO E. ARCHILA, MD, Bogota
J. R. ARMENGOL-MIRO, MD, Barcelona
ALAN BARKUN, MD, Montreal
HABIB BEN KHELIFA, MD, Tunis
P.C. BORNMAN, MD, Cape Town
GIANCARLO CALETTI, MD, Bologna
NÉSTOR CHOPITA, MD, La Plata
S.C. SYDNEY CHUNG, MD, Hong Kong
GUIDO COSTAMAGNA, MD, Rome
MICHEL CREMER, MD, Brussels
ALBERTO FARCA, MD, Mexico
RIKIYA FUJITA, MD, Yokohama
ARNALDO JOSÉ GANC, MD, São Paulo
KHEAN-LEE GOH, MD, Kuala Lumpur
MOISES GUELRUD, MD, Caracas
KIYOSHI HASHIBA, MD, São Paulo
ERIC HASSALL, MD, Vancouver
KEIICHI KAWAI, MD, Osaka
MYUNG-HWAN KIM, MD, Seoul
JAN KOTRLÍK, MD, Prague
AKSEL KRUSE, MD, Aarhus
AJAY KUMAR, MD, New Delhi
RENE LAMBERT, MD, Lyon
PEDRO LLORENS S., MD, Santiago
DERRICK F. MARTIN, MD, Manchester
IBRAHIM MOSTAFA, MD, Cairo
CÉSAR A. MUÑOZ, MD, Costa Rica
BEN NOVIS, MD, Tel-Aviv
ANDRZEJ NOWAK, MD, Katowice Poland
KAZUEI OGOSHI, MD, Niigata
D. NAGESHWAR REDDY, MD, Hyderabad India
JEAN-FRANÇOIS REY, MD, Nice
PAUL ROZEN, MD, Tel Aviv
PAUL RUTGEERTS, MD, Leuven
CHAN-SUP SHIM, MD, Seoul
ASSAD M. SOWEID, MD, Lebanon
TONY SPEER, MD, Australia
MASAO TANAKA, MD, PhD, Fukuoka
G.N.J. TYTGAT, MD, Amsterdam
GUIDO VILLA-GÓMEZ ROIG, MD, La Paz
TEH-HONG WANG, MD, Taipei
CHRISTOPHER B. WILLIAMS, MD, London
DAMIAN N.W. WONG, MD, Penang
SHU-DONG XIAO, MD, Shanghai
ZHONG-LIN YU, MD, Beijing
QI-LIAN ZHANG, MD, Beijing

Editorial Review Board
JOHN P. AFFRONTI, MD
TODD H. BARON, MD
JAMES S. BARTHEL, MD
MANOOP BHUTANI, MD
V. ALIN BOTOMAN, MD
H. WORTH BOYCE, MD
WILLIAM R. BRUGGE, MD
MARCIA IRENE CANTO, MD
OLIVER W. CASS, MD
WENDELL K. CLARKSTON, MD
JONATHAN COHEN, MD
GREGORY S. COOPER, MD
JAMES A. DISARIO, MD
KULWINDER S. DUA, MD
STEVEN A. EDMUNDOWICZ, MD
ERIC ELTON, MD
RICHARD ERICKSON, MD
KYLE P. ETZKORN, MD
ALEX GELLER, MD
GAVIN C. HAREWOOD, MD, PhD
ERIC HASSALL, MD
GERARD ISENBERG, MD
JAN A. JANSON, MD
DAVID A. JOHNSON, MD
ROME JUTABHA, MD
JEFFRY KATZ, MD
RICHARD A. KOZAREK, MD
MARY LEE KRINSKY, DO
JOHN G. LEE, MD
MICHAEL J. LEVY, MD
JOHN B. MARSHALL, MD
DOUGLAS B. MCGILL, MD
DOUGLAS B. NELSON, MD
ROBERT ODZE, MD
JOHN L. PETRINI, MD
BONNIE J. POLLACK, MD
CHANDRA PRAKASH, MD
WILLIAM A. ROSS, MD
MICHAEL E. RYAN, MD
JOHN R. SALTZMAN, MD
COLLEEN M. SCHMITT, MD, MHS
PRATEEK SHARMA, MD
HARRY W. SNADY, MD
WILLIAM E. STRODEL, MD
PAUL J. THULUVATH, MD
RICHARD W. TOBIN, MD
MARK TOPAZIAN, MD
ENRIQUE VAZQUEZ-SEQUEIROS, MD
MICHAEL B. WALLACE, MD
ALLAN P. WESTON, MD
JOSEPH C. YARZE, MD, FACG, FACP

American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

President
CHRISTOPHER J. GOSTOUT, MD

President-Elect
DAVID J. BJORKMAN, MD

Secretary
GRACE H. ELTA, MD

Treasurer
GARY W. FALK, MD

Councillors
THOMAS M. DEAS, JR., MD
DAVID L. CARR-LOCKE, MD
GLEN M. EISEN, MD
M. BRIAN FENNERTY, MD
DENNIS M. JENSEN, MD
DAVID A. LIEBERMAN, MD
DOUGLAS B. NELSON, MD
JOHN L. PETRINI, MD
JACQUES VAN DAM, MD, PhD

ASGE Foundation Chair
MICHAEL B. KIMMEY, MD

Executive Director
PATRICIA V. BLAKE, CAE
ASGE
1520 Kensington Road, Suite 202
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
630-573-0600
630-573-0691 (fax)
pblake@asgeoffice.org

 

 


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