<video><caption><image_95>The image is a side-by-side comparison of two photographs of a human body. On the left side, there is a close-up view of the internal organs of the body, including the uterus, cervix, and cervix. The uterus is red and inflamed, with a small amount of blood or fluid visible in the center. The cervix is also red and appears to be inflamed.

On the right side of the image, there are two photographs, one showing the uterus and the other showing the ovaries. The ovaries appear to be swollen and swollen, with some of the blood vessels visible. The blood vessels are also swollen and appear to have a redish-red color. The image is labeled "W Otero/23" at the bottom.</caption><caption><image_96>The image is a close-up of a person's ear, specifically the inside of their ear. The ear appears to be swollen and inflamed, with a small amount of blood visible in the center. The blood is a deep red color, and there are small white specks scattered throughout the image. The person's skin is a lighter shade of red, and their ear is slightly wrinkled. The image is taken from a top-down perspective, looking down on the ear.</caption></video><transcript><audio_97> sino los pólipos más grandes, los inyectamos. Como es muy corriente, como se eleva la submucosa de manera similar y se puede cortar con el asa fría, como se ve aquí. Ahí está el sitio donde fue resecado y</transcript><transcript><audio_98> Y la patología nunca ha informado que haya restos de pólipo en ese sitio. Este es un pólipo grande, de más de 3 centímetros. No tengo la foto donde lo resecamos, pero un amigo mío con el cual yo comparto la afición de la cronología.</transcript><transcript><audio_99> Pablo Navarro de Costa Rica, me hizo llegar este interesante pólipo grandísimo y se ve como con asa fría pero le seca finalmente todo. Los quiero invitar a todos a que el asa caliente lo usen en muy raras circunstancias. Y hace parte de un</transcript><video><caption><image_100>The image is a close-up of a surgical instrument, specifically a surgical procedure performed by Dr. Pablo Navarro Costa Rica. The instrument appears to be a cross-section of a patient's abdomen, with a large area in the center of the image. The area is covered in red blood, which is likely the result of the surgical procedure. There are several small white dots scattered throughout the image, which may be blood vessels or blood vessels. The image is taken from a top-down view, and there is a label on the right side that reads "Dr. Pablo NAVARRO, Costa Rica."</caption><caption><image_101>The image is a screenshot of a document titled "Provide clear and detailed post-procedure documentation". The document appears to be a document with a title at the top and a subtitle at the bottom. The title is written in black text on a white background. 

On the left side of the image, there is a section of the document with various text and images. The text is divided into two columns, with the left column containing the title and the right column containing a list of documents. The documents appear to be related to post-processing, as indicated by the title.

At the bottom of the page, there are several icons, including a magnifying glass, a checkmark, and a bar graph. The icons are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each icon representing a different document. The colors used in the image are mostly shades of blue, green, and red.</caption></video><transcript><audio_102> un adecuado informe cronoscópico nosotros lo tenemos bien estructurado esta es la indicación del procedimiento del tiempo de llegada si hay burbujas no hay burbujas deben estar las fotos de las lesiones más relevantes que haya en ese procedimiento</transcript> shown here but we inject the largest polyps with very current as shown.  It elevates the submucosa in a similar way and can be cut with the cold handle as seen here is the site where it was resected and there is no problem and the pathology has never reported that there are polyp remains in that site.  a large polyp of more than 3 cm eh I don't have the photos where I resected it but a friend of mine with whom I share the hobby of colonoscopy and the cold news that Dr. Pablo Navarro from Costa Rica sent me this interesting, very large polyp and  It looks like with a cold handle I finally prescribe everything I want you I want to invite everyone to use the hot AA in very rare circumstances and it is part of a quality indicator an adequate colonoscope report we have good  structured this is the indication of the procedure the arrival time if there are bubbles there are no bubbles there should be the photos of the most relevant lesions in that procedure
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