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- Bookedited by John Deutsch, Matthew R. Banks.Contents:
pt. 1. Introduction to endoscopy
pt. 2. Esophagus
pt. 3. Stomach
pt. 4. Small bowel
pt. 5. Pancreatic
pt. 6. Gallbladder, bile duct, and ampulla of vater biliary, gallbladder, and ampullary lesions
pt. 7. Hepatic tumors (including intrahpetic cholangiocarcinoma)
pt. 8. Colorectal and anal tumors
pt. 9. Gastrointestinal endoscopic management of tumors not of GI origin
role of GI endoscopy.Digital Access Wiley 2013 - ArticleSmith RF, Voss JL, Bailey RK.J Clin Microbiol. 1977 Mar;5(3):375-7.Corynebacterium vaginale (Haemophilus vaginalis) does not reduce potassium tellurite. When a 1% aqueous solution of tellurite is added to starch agar plates previously inoculated with vaginal discharge material, other starch-fermenting and most non-starch-fermenting bacteria rapidly reduce tellurite to produce black or gray colonies. This test is a useful adjunct to methods for rapid presumptive identification of C. vaginale. C. vaginale is more susceptible to tellurite inhibition than a variety of other gram-positive bacteria.