📢 New article on this #JCAGJeudi
📰 Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography and Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis: a Retrospective study of a high-volume program
✍️by Kristel K Leung, Michael Youssef, Yasi Xiao, Catherine Streutker, Aliya Gulamhusein, Bettina Hansen, Natalia Calo, Gary May, Jeffrey Mosko, Gideon M Hirschfield
🔗https://t.co/Z6r9tTUg7K
Humbled and honoured to receive the PGY2 Murray Muirhead Award this year! Grateful for the amazing GIM staff at St. Mike’s and their constant support and encouragement @SeemaMarwahaMD#Laurawalker@AlexMuccilli
Great time at DDW presenting important findings on work impairment in IBD! Very grateful for an awesome team and our mentor @ptandonGI for all his support and guidance #DDW2024 @DDWMeeting
@Mikesyoussef presenting important work on work impairment in IBD. 1 in 3 lose their jobs due to IBD itself. More awareness needed! @WorldibdDay@UofTGastroHep ! Congratulations!
Amazing and important work by @Mikesyoussef@JCC_IBD . Literature is all over the place but the impact of IBD on work productivity is alarming! 1/3 patients report losing their job due to IBD concerns directly....unfair and unacceptable. @getgutsycanada@healthcanada@ONgov@UHN
Our systematic review in @JCC_IBD shows that patients with IBD experience significant work impairment and indirect costs due to productivity losses. 1/3 patients lose their jobs due to IBD and half report sick days @ptandonGI@NarimanJavaher
https://t.co/c1nqx9nVtJ
Great work by GIM residents Tedi and @Mikesyoussef in summarizing the breastfeeding and IBD literature. Important to counsel women on the safety of most drugs during this important time period!
See full paper @IBDJournals https://t.co/skPFGVcx6u
ESD outcomes in T1b esophageal cancer. ESD has high en-bloc and R0 resection rates in T1b ECs. Patients with curative ESD resections have high disease-free survival and low tumor recurrence rates. @RobertBechara@DouglasMotomura
https://t.co/0YD7mw1S1S
Patients with limited English proficiency have lower endoscopy utilization rates and higher mortality from GI bleeding. Cultural & linguistic competence can improve outcomes in this vulnerable group. @PhilipOkaforMD@AmJGastro
https://t.co/e0GhgvFOdS