In relation to a nice tweet started by our friend @drkeithsiau about the number, safety, localization of biopsies, let me share some research I've done for work. For the sake of time, I will highlight the most important parts of abstracts, if someone wants we can go deeper
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@stevenbollipo @KMonkemuller @SWexner @KM_Pawlak @PerelmansPearls @drmoutaz @DrEze_pathology @BilalMohammadMD
In relation to number: al least 6 biopsies
In relation to complications: VERY SAFE
In relation to technique, especially in oesophagus, I love the turn-and-suction technique
Interesting what you can do with a forceps with a spike (not COVID's) in relation to time
And finally, a very nice editorial entitled "Tissue acquisition during endoscopy and how to avoid them" by @mdinisribeiro, Ines Pita, and Pedro Bastos

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/ueg-elearning/ueg-mistakes-series/Mistakes.in.series-122017.Tissue+Aquisition.pdf
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