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June 12, 2026; Chicago, USA
XII International Scientific and Theoretical Conference «Sectoral research XXI: characteristics and features»

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ENDOSCOPIC TECHNOLOGIES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-BASED APPROACHES FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES

Published 13.06.2026

  • Nazokat Sabitova
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  • Avazbek Hasanov
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Nazokat Sabitova
Tashkent Information Technology University named after Muhammad Al Khwarizmi, Uzbekistan

Avazbek Hasanov
Tashkent Information Technology University named after Muhammad Al Khwarizmi, Uzbekistan

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Abstract

Endoscopy is considered one of the most essential diagnostic methods for gastrointestinal diseases because it allows direct visualization of the mucosal surface of the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, colon, and small intestine. Unlike indirect imaging modalities, endoscopy enables clinicians not only to observe pathological changes but also to perform biopsy, remove polyps, stop bleeding, and conduct minimally invasive therapeutic procedures.

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