Accessories for ERCP (Part 2) by Dr S K Sinha from PGI Chandigarh

Welcome to the second part of our discussion of the important ERCP instruments and their uses. We will also be reflecting on the important questions that can be posed regarding them in viva settings. Feel free to ask questions in the comments, and we'll get back to you. Please like, subscribe and hit the bell icon to keep yourself updated about similarly educational videos!! Speaker: Dr. S. K. Sinha Trained and nurtured at PGIMER Chandigarh for MD (Internal Medicine) and DM (Gastroenterology), Dr. Sinha is a prolific teacher and doctor. He's revered by his patients and students alike for his simple yet effective method of communication. He's authored and co-authored many key literature pieces in various prestigious journals, making him at the forefront in his field of Gastroenterology. He's also an expert interventionist and performs various GI procedures on the daily at PGI Chandigarh. Editor: Shreya Shruti Art credits: Shambhavi Sinha Disclaimer: DO NOT USE THIS VIDEO AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL ADVICE, DIAGNOSIS, OR TREATMENT. If you are a patient or layperson, always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider. In a medical emergency, call your local emergency services immediately. The creators, producers, and distributors of this video assume no responsibility and expressly disclaim liability for any damages, loss, injury, or adverse outcomes resulting from the use or reliance on this material. Viewers rely on this information at their own risk. All case information, images, and data have been thoroughly de-identified to protect patient confidentiality. Formal, written consent was obtained for educational use. Unauthorized use is prohibited. This content is for educational purposes only (primarily for healthcare professionals). Medical knowledge evolves; content reflects practices at the time of creation (November, 2025) and may be based on standards within India. The creators have no financial conflicts of interest related to this content, unless explicitly stated here. This video is not sponsored or endorsed by any commercial entity. Any artwork, visuals, or other materials sourced from the internet and used in this video are credited to their respective authors or creators. We acknowledge the importance of intellectual property rights and give proper attribution to the creators of these materials. For any inquiries regarding the use of copyrighted material, please contact us directly. Ownership of the original content in this video, including any original visuals, graphics, and written work, remains with the creators. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this material is prohibited. Comment Policy: We cannot provide personalised medical advice in the comments.