PPI use is linked to FGPs, but does cancer risk follow? We discovered severe & dysplastic FGPs are more common in females—yet no cases progressed to malignancy! Thank you @AjayBansal_KUMC for your mentorship in publishing our novel findings. @KU_GIHep
https://t.co/E6vEaNQeyu
Come scope out a few posters prepped by our residents and chief residents at @AmCollegeGastro along with the [food] bolus of additional research to ensure your management of GI pathology is clear!
#ACG2024#ACGfamily@KUMedCenter@KU_GIHep
Good luck to all of our excellent applicants as we begin interview season tomorrow! Excited to meet all of you and get to know you! #MedTwitter#match2025
On set for our 2024-25 recruitment video! Here to showcase the great things our program, KUMC, and Kansas City have to offer. We can’t wait for our applicants to meet the wonderful people that make KU home!
#Match2025
Thrilled to announce that our abstract "Russell Body Esophagitis without Associated Barrett's Esophagus: One of Two Reported Cases" has been accepted as a Presidential Poster Award recipient at @AmCollegeGastro 2024. Thank you to @SalihSamo and @prr427 for their mentorship!
🎙️Behind the Case Podcast🎙️
Concomitant Achalasia and Barrett's Esophagus: A Rare Coincidence
Co-EIC Dr. @KhushbooSGala w/ Dr. Chamil Codipilly and case report co-author, Dr. @SalihSamo
🔊 https://t.co/PwW53hFZRC
📗 https://t.co/N1QtQtzk6A
@CCodipillyMD
Have you observed this before? Check out our case report at @ACGCRJ. Concomitant Achalasia and Barrett's Esophagus: A Rare Coincidence. https://t.co/VdhKSQiSMo
Thank you to @SalihSamo, @YuquimpoKyle, @DRadadiyaMD and others for their help in our project suggesting that the incidence of lymphocytic esophagitis may be on the rise. Honored to present this at #ACG2023 today. https://t.co/U75Skyza4z
Well this is a pretty snazzy bunch! Please help me welcome KU IM Class of 2024. We are very blessed to have such a diverse group and are super excited to be a part of your ongoing journey!
#MatchDay2021#ImProud#IMmatch@KUMC_GME@LeighEckMD