Assistant Prof. of Pediatric Gastroenterology at Saint Louis University School of Medicine with a special interest in #Endoscopy and #IBD.
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Selective biliary cannulation requires aligning the sphincterotome wire with the natural axis of the bile duct.
1/ Understand septum anatomy: the septum separates biliary and pancreatic lumens, dictating the angle of wire entry.
2/ Key cannulation principles: maintain en-face papillary position, gentle wire probing, and minimal thermal contact.
3/ The compact disc method uses small rotational adjustments of the duodenoscope wheel to match the 11 o'clock duct axis.
4/ When cannulation stalls, shift early to advanced tips: wire-guided access, double wire technique, or pre-cut papillotomy.
This #GastroparesisAwarenessMonth, we're shining a light on the ongoing need for research, education and improved care for those with #gastroparesis.
▶️ Gain insights about gastroparesis featured at #DDW2026: https://t.co/JjUoKgQfoF
🔥 Most endoscopists start their biopsies in the wrong place.
(And the AGA guidelines might be leading you astray...)
The full 19-minute lecture reveals:
→ The Prague Classification secret that changes how you measure Barrett's
→ Why palisade veins matter MORE than gastric folds for finding the true GE junction
→ The "pseudo-fold" trap that makes esophagus look like stomach → Where dysplasia REALLY hides (hint: it's not evenly distributed) → The Seattle Protocol modification that doubled detection sensitivity
You don't want to be the endoscopist sending the pathologist gastric mucosa when you're hunting for Barrett's dysplasia.
Full lecture here: https://t.co/JYrfDWkkbH
(19 minutes that could change how you approach every Barrett's case)
Excited and grateful to serve as Medical Director of the LEAP Program at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital—focused on advancing pediatric endoscopy through innovation, education, and teamwork. Looking forward to what’s ahead.
NASPGHAN is proud to announce reaccreditation for the next four years by ACCME. This recognition reflects our continued commitment to quality, standards and serving our community with excellence. Thank you to everyone who made this possible! #ACCME#CME@NASPGHANPrez@NASPGHAN
Having a great time teaching at #ASGE Fellows course & getting on my #ergonomics scope grip soap box
⬆️ stability
⬆️transmission of torque
🔻unintended 🔄 around longitudinal scope axis
🔻Less hand/wrist stress (prevents excess flexion, death grip)
#GITwitter#GIX#Endoscopy
First world EOE day !
EOE is a chronic immune mediated disease that causes eosinophil rich inflammation, leading to esophageal dysfunction.
EOE can cause children to have feeding difficulties, poor weight gain, and narrowing of the esophagus.
In honor of World EoE Day, our new episode is live: New Developments in Eosinophilic Esophagitis. Dr. Dellon walks us through developments in EoE including our understanding of the pathophysiology as well as how we diagnose, monitor and treat EoE. #EoEDay
https://t.co/92qQhnJRbU
It's #WorldIBDDay & we’re breaking the silence on invisible challenges millions face- from pain & anxiety around food to stigma. Thanks to the Orgel family, all donations are matched* up to $200,000 through May 31- double your impact today! Match my gift: https://t.co/VSqMnZZD5i