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AUTHOR INDEX (By Abstract Number) AUTHOR INDEX (By Abstract Number) A Adler, Douglas G. 498, 1189, Alaber, Omar A. Mo1279, Sa1303, Aloreidi, Khalil Su1550 Aadam, A. Aziz 667, 1183, Mo1242, Mo1285, Mo1639, Sa1434 Alotaibi, Nawaf Sa1468 Sa2015, Sp458, Su1298, Su1424 Sa1228, Sa1231, Sa1428, Sa1438, Alajati, bana Tu1024 Alqahtani, Aayed 93, Sp786 Aamar, Ali Su1291, Su1550 Sa1950, Sp1131, Sp589, Su1249, Alameri, Aws Su1450 Al-Qaisi, Mohanad T. Su1031, Abad, Mary Raina Angeli 878, Su1260, Su1291, Su1517, Su1555, alam Janjua, Muhammad Su1548 Sa1251, Sa1262, Sa1268, Sa1283, Su1574, Tu1146, Tu1147, Tu1158 fayyaz Tu1085 Alrajhi, Saad Su1521 Sa1296 Aepli, Patrick 495 Alansari, Ahmed Sa2005 Al-Sabah, Salman Sa1959 Abadia, Carlos D. Su1055 Aerts, Maridi 958, Su1268 Alaoui, Ahmed Amine Mo1624, Al-Shahrani, Abdullah A. Sa1955, Abbas, Aamer Tu1032 Afghani, Elham Sp586 Mo1667 Su1260, Su1514 Abbas, Ali M. 973, Sa1944, Su1269, Agarunov, Emil Sa1410, Su1017, Alateeqi, Fadhel Mo1988 Al-Taee, Ahmad Su1569, Su1570 Su1427, Tu1029, Tu1114 Tu1512 Alazmi, Waleed Sa1959 Altamirano, Maria J. Mo1690 Abdalhadi, Haneen Su1250 Agarwal, Amol 496 Albashir, Siwar M. Tu1153 Altayar, Osama Sa1426, Sa1955 Abdelfatah, Mohamed M. 52, Aggarwal, Manik Tu1560 Albawaliz, Anas Sa1437 Althoff, Friederike C. Su1443 1189, Sa1278, Sa1293, Tu1493, Aggarwal, Soorya N. Sa1465 Albeniz, Eduardo 361, 666, 1179, Aluizio, Carla L. Mo1741 Tu1524 Aghaie Meybodi, Mohamad 51, Mo1749 Alvarado, Marlon Rojas Sa1244 Abdelfattah, Ahmed Sa1243 55, 666 Alberani, Angela Tu1136 Alvarez, Alberto 361 Abdelfattah, Thaer Su1326 Agnihotri, Abhishek Mo1245, Albillos, Agustin Su1286 Alvarez-Gonzalez, Marco A. 1179 Abdelhafez, Mohamed 961, Mo1271, Mo1292, Sa1969, Sa2052, Albrecht, Heinz 495 Alves, Jairo S. Tu1087 Su1337 Su1325, Su1443, Tu1542 Alburquerque, Marco Su1055, Alves, Venancio A. Tu1563 Abdelqader, Abdelhai Sa1467 Agrawal, Anurag Tu1177, Su1279, Su1515 Alvisi, Costanza Su1536 Abdelrahim, Mohamed Mo1697, Tu1178, Tu1179 Aldhwayan, Madhawi Sa1961 Al-Yaman, Wael A. Su1024 Sa1300, Sa2013, Sa2032, Tu1020, Aguilar-Moreno, Raúl U. Mo1655 Al Dulaijan, Basmah Mo1747 Alzoubaidi, Durayd 963, 964, Tu1484 Aguilera-Fish, Andres H. 776 Alexander, Angel Mo1752 Su1039 Abdi, Tsion Sa1229 Ahlawat, Sushil Mo1713, Su1586 Alexandrino, Gonçalo Su1545, Alzúa-Pichardo, Abdo, Juan Miguel Sp1123 Ahlquist, David A. Mo1676 Su1547, Su1567 Eduardo Mo1694, Sa1320, Abdulla, Hamza M. Mo1683 Ahmad, Dina Mo1246, Mo1686, Alghamdi, Adel Sa1468 Tu1511, Tu1573 fi Abdul Rani, Ra z Mo1632, Mo1719, Sa1284, Tu1504 Alghamdi, Alghamdi a. Mo1988 Amano, Yuji 252 Mo1666 Ahmad, Nuzhat A. Mo1287, Sp281 Al Ghamdi, Sarah S. 51, 666, 1072, Amaro, Pedro Tu1177, Tu1178, Abdulsada, Saba M. Mo1701 Ahmad, Omer F. Sa2030 Sa1232, Su1277 Tu1179 Abe, Izuru Tu1576 Ahmed, Abdelwahab Mo1755 Al-Haddad, Mohammad A. Amata, Michele Mo1710 Abe, Masahiro Sa2023 Ahmed, Ahmed Sa1970 Sa1241, Sa1252, Sa1474, Tu1530 Amateau, Stuart K. Sp583 Abe, Seiichiro 877, Sa2047, Ahmed, Ali M. Sa1278, Sa1400, Ali, Asad Tu1550 Amin, Sunil Su1032 Sp157, Tu1079, Tu1490, Tu1507 Su1426, Su1541 Ali, Faisal S. Mo1628, Su1060, Amiot, Aurélien Tu1494 Abidali, Hussein Su1031, Su1427, Ahmed, Al-Mazroui Tu1066 Su1248, Su1265, Su1543, Su1572, Amlani, Bharat Tu1177, Tu1178, Tu1538, Tu1564 Tu1179 Su1450 Ahmed, Md Robin Sa2016, Ali, Rubab Sa1969 Amorós, Ana 361 AbiMansour, Jad P. 55, Mo1241 Sa2028, Su1018, Su1029 ALIAGA RAMOS, JOSUE J. Tu1518 Anand, Gobind S. Mo1716, Sa1451 Abonofal, Abdulrahman Sa1437 Ahmed, Nabras Mo1709 Abou Ali, Einas Tu1494 Ali-Mohamad, Nabil Tu1478 Anandasabapathy, Sharmila 886, Ahmed, Osman Tu1070 Abougergi, Marwan S. Sa1969, AL-Jashaami, Layth Sa1319, 888 Ahmed, Shifat Sa1319, Su1031, Su1457, Tu1483 Su1427 Andalib, Iman 162, 432, 961, Su1427 Abraham, Neena S. Sp529, Sp663 Alkaade, Samer Su1569, Su1570 Sa1244, Sa1266, Sa1308, Su1517 Ahmed, Sobur U. Su1316 Abraham, Rana R. 362, Tu1024 Alkandari, Asma A. 876, Mo1697, Anderloni, Andrea A. 366, 430, Ahmed, Zaheer Mo1723 Abrams, Julian A. Mo1248, Sa1300, Tu1484 876, Mo1734, Mo1749, Sa1294, Ahn, Dong-Won Su1510 Mo1275 Alkayali, Talal Su1333 Sa1456, Su1536 Ahn, Ji Yong Mo1276, Sa1279, Abu Arisha, Alkhalaf, A. 369 Anderson, John T. 963, 964, Su1037, Tu1519, Tu1571 Muhammad Mo1649, Mo1784 Al Khalloufi, Kawtar Mo1769 Sp850, Su1039, Su1053 Abu-Arisha, Muhammad Tu1175 Ahnen, Dennis Mo1626 Al-Khandari, Asma Sa1294 Anderson, Joseph C. 776, 1184, Abu Baker, Fadi Mo1706 Ahumada, Cristian David 437, Al Khatry, Maryam s. 93 Mo1625 Abud, Arnold 1183, Mo1728, Tu1101 Alkhayyat, Motasem Mo1773, Anderson, Mark Sa1245 Su1424, Tu1119 Ahumada, Victor H. Mo1705 Sa1310, Sa1318, Tu1505 Anderson, Michelle A. Sa1422 Abu Dayyeh, Barham K. 57, 93, Ahumaran, Gabriel Mo1703 Alkhiari, Resheed 162, 432, Ando, Masakazu 434, Mo1665 660, 662, 720, 881, 971, 1066, Aihara, Hiroyuki 499, Mo1622, Sa1244 Ando, Nobuhiro 285 Mo1262, Sa1254, Sa1410, Sa1931, Mo1658, Mo1714, Mo1733, Allemang, Matthew T. Tu1565 Ando, Takayuki Tu1521 Sa1934, Sa1936, Sa1941, Sa1951, Mo1738, Mo1744, Mo1758, Allen, Alina M. 662 Andrawes, Sherif A. 980 Sa1963, Sa1966, Sa2017, Sa2043, Mo1765, Sa1266, Sa1298, Sa1308, allendorf, john 671, Sa1997 Andrealli, Alida 876 Sp584, Sp786, Su1267, Su1268, Sa2024, Sp157, Sp772, Tu1042, Almadi, Majid A. Su1026 Andreasi, Valentina Sa1458 Su1270, Su1273, Su1303, Su1304, Tu1489, Tu1492 Almazan, Erik 1182, Sa1249 Andrisani, Gianluca 495 Su1327, Su1451, Tu1019, Tu1027, Aizawa, Masato Mo1679, Sa2046 Al momani, Laith Mo1773, Androulakis, Nikolaos Su1454 Tu1028, Tu1144 Akahoshi, Kazuya Tu1499 Sa1277, Sa1318, Su1058, Tu1167, Ang, Kar Mun Mo1691 Abu Ghanimeh, Mouhanna K. Akaraviputh, Thawatchai Su1435 Tu1505 Ang, Tiing Leong 962 Mo1755, Su1561 Akasaka, Risaburo Tu1491 Almuhaidb, Aymen Sa1955, Ang, Yeng S. Tu1020 Abu-Hammour, Mohamad- Akbar, Hina Mo1776 Su1514 Angeletti, Stefano Tu1138 Noor Sa1949 Akiho, Hirotada Sa2025, Tu1499 Al-Najim, Werd Sa1961 Angelotti, Timothy 957 Abu-Sbeih, Hamzah 965 Akimoto, Teppei Su1293 Al Obaid, Lolwa 499, Mo1733, Anglin, Rebecca Tu1153 Acosta, Andres 662, Sa1931, Akimoto, Yoshika Sa2029 Tu1055, Tu1545 Angsuwatcharakon, Sa1934, Sa1936 Akizue, Naoki Mo1668, Mo1761, Alomari, Mohammad Mo1773, Phonthep Sa1469, Su1434 Adam, Viviane Su1026, Su1521 Tu1481, Tu1549 Sa1277, Sa1318, Sa1437, Su1058, Anil Kumar, Mythri Mo1254, Addepally, Naga Akram, Ali Sa1451 Tu1505 Sa1310 Saranya Mo1700 Akshintala, Venkata S. 989, Sa1434 Alonso-Larraga, Juan O. Mo1655 Aniwan, Satimai 494 AB628 GASTROINTESTINAL ENDOSCOPY Volume 91, No. 5S : 2020 www.giejournal.org By Abstract Number Author Index Aniz Gomes de Oliveira, Pedro Aswakul, Pitulak Su1284 Baliss, Michelle S. Mo1683, Bautista-Castaño, Victor Su1581, Su1582, Tu1022 Atalla, Michael Tu1066 Sa1291, Sa1969, Tu1037, Tu1483 Inmaculada 720, 724, Sa1932, Antenucci, Claudia Mo1772 Atruktsang, Tenzin Tu1568 Ballester, Raquel Su1279, Su1515 Sa1934, Sa1942, Sa1952 Antonelli, Giulio Mo1710 Attaar, Mikhail 666, Sa1232 Balmadrid, Bryan L. Tu1490 Baxi, Anand Tu1490 Antonio, Cambareri Su1536 Attalla, Sara Mo1287 Bana e Costa, Tiago Su1545 Baylis, James Tu1478 Antony, Andrew Mo1744 Attar, Bashar M. Sa1275 Banbury, Carl 47, Mo1715 Bay Muntnich, Constanza S. 602 Antony, Michael Mo1683 Attasaranya, Siriboon Su1296 Bancila, Liliana 1188, Su1335 Bayoumi, Mahmoud Mo1776, Antwi, Samuel 293 Attwell, Augustin R. Su1287, Bandaru, Praneeth K. Su1291 Sa1257 Anudu, Azubuogu C. Tu1554 Tu1053, Tu1089 Banerjee, Promila Mo1986 Bazaga Perez de Rozas, Anwar, Hafsa Sa1971 Augustin, Toms Tu1527 Banerjee, Rajashree Tu1045 Sergio 958, Su1279 Aoki, Tomonori 875 Augustine, Thomas Mo1782 Banerjee, Subhas 775, 957, Bazarbashi, Ahmad Najdat 499, Aoki, Toshinori Sa1397 Aumpan, Natsuda Tu1497, Su1429 973, 975, Mo1267, Mo1714, Aoun, Elie Tu1130 Tu1508 Banerjee, Tyara Tu1496 Mo1733, Mo1758, Sa1298, Sa1945, Aoyama, Naoki Mo1760 Auriemma, Francesco Sa1456 Bang, Ji Young 726, 1030, Sa1946, Sa1960, Sa1962, Sa1996, Aparicio, Jose Ramon Su1286 Awad, Michael M. 1196 Su1513 Sa2024, Su1269, Su1272, Su1457, Aragona, Giovanni Su1536 Awadie, Halim Mo1649, Mo1784, Bang, Ki Bae Su1054 Tu1029, Tu1055, Tu1483, Tu1489, Arai, Makoto Mo1668, Mo1761, Sa2020 Banik, Nyah Tu1568 Tu1492, Tu1545 Tu1481, Tu1549 Ayasso, M. Samir 428 Baniukiewicz, Andrzej 725 Bazarova, Alina 46, Mo1722, Arain, Mustafa A. Tu1054 Aye, Ralph W. Sa1255 Banks, Matthew Sa2030 Mo1740 Araki, Hiroshi 159, 250, 251 Ayoubi, Mohammad Su1536 Banna, Soumya Su1569 Bazerbachi, Fateh 662, Su1273, Arantes, Vitor N. Sp661, Tu1087, Ayyaswami, Varun Mo1713 banna, suzan Mo1649, Mo1784 Tu1027 Tu1518 Azam, Mohammad U. Tu1069 Bansi, Davinder Sa1970, Sa2013 Beard, Jonathan 295 Araujo, Isis Karina 1112 Azañedo, Claudia Su1278 Bapaye, Amol 970, Mo1736, Beauvais, Jacques C. Mo1727, Araújo, Tarcísio Su1545, Su1547, Azari-Razm, Nazanin Tu1056 Mo1781, Sa1237, Sp45, Su1323, Mo1743, Su1057 Su1567 Azimi, Hamed Su1586 Tu1528 Bechara, Robert 666, Sa1274, Arbeiter, Benjamin Su1253 Aziz, Muhammad Mo1274, Baptista, Alberto 977 Sa1289 Archibugi, Livia Sa1421, Sa1434, Sa1430, Sa1475, Su1439, Tu1146, Baquerizo-Burgos, Jorge Sa1477, Bechtold, Matthew L. Su1283 Sa1458, Sa1476 Tu1147, Tu1158, Tu1162 Su1278 Becq, Aymeric Tu1494 Archilla, Ivan Mo1653 Azuma, Yuka 774 Barakat, Mohamed 1189, Su1550, Bedi, Gurneet Mo1727, Mo1743, Arcidiacono, Paolo G. Sa1411, Tu1493 Su1057 Sa1421, Sa1458, Sa1476 Barakat, Monique 604, 775, 957, Bednar, Filip Sa1422 B Ardengh, Jose Celso 432, Sa1455, 961, Mo1985, Su1429 Bednarski, Brian K. Mo1658 Sa1471 Baadh, Inderbir Su1322, Su1334, Barawi, Mohammed 495 Beed, Alexander Mo1626 ARELLANO, Su1339 Barbaro, Federico Mo1726 Behm, Kevin Tu1084 ALEJANDRA Mo1705
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