iGIE

ASGE’s Latest Publication

iGIE is a gold open-access, online-only journal that accelerates the publication of peer-reviewed research and best practices in the field of gastrointestinal endoscopy, including work conducted collaboratively and across disciplines.

• Preclinical, engineering, ex vivo, and in vivo studies focusing on new technologies and procedures, as well as early translational studies, first-in-human series, and pilot studies (10 or more patients).
• Hypothesis-driven clinical studies, larger series involving regression or inferential statistics, and randomized controlled trials.

• Images
• Case reports
• Focused communications

• ASGE Technology Reviews
• Perspectives
• Topic reviews
• Historical considerations
• Industry perspectives
• Advanced Practice Provider Corner

Additional Content

Editors of iGIE

Editor-in-Chief

Linda Lee, MD, FASGE

Editor-in-Chief
Boston, MA, USA

Associate Editors

Hiro Aihara, MD, PhD, FASGE

Editor-in-Chief
Boston, MA, USA

Janese Laster, MD

Social Media Chair
Washington, DC, USA

Diogo Moura, MD, MSc, PhD, Post PhD

International
São Paulo, Brazil

Marvin Ryou, MD

Innovations Images
Boston, MA, USA

Andrew Storm, MD

Interdisciplinary
Rochester, MN, USA

Section Editors

Walter Chan, MD, MPH

Section Editor for Infomatics
Boston, MA, USA

Phillip Ge, MD

Section Editor for Historical Considerations
Houston, TX, USA

Thomas R. McCarty, MD

Live Endoscopy Case Reviews
Houston, TX, USA

Sarah Enslin, PA-C

APP Angle
Rochester, NY, USA

Neil R. Sharma, MD

Chair of Editorial Review Board
Fort Wayne, IN, USA

Contributing to iGIE

iGIE will feature endoscopic research articles, especially those that focus on technologic or procedural innovation, early investigational and translational work, digital health and articles that adopt an interdisciplinary approach. With the strong international reputation of GIE behind it, publication in iGIE will help your work garner the attention and recognition it merits.

Initial publications will be quarterly with the number of issues increasing over time. Shortly after articles are accepted, they will be posted to the Articles in Press page of the journal’s website with the goal they will ultimately be indexed in PubMed Central. Additionally, any federally funded research will be deposited into PubMed Central, which satisfies the National Institutes of Health access policy. The journal’s website will also support multimedia files and supplemental data including images, video and audio files.