To be clear about what this depicts: An immigration officer threw a woman onto the ground. Alex Pretti, a registered nurse on scene as a legal observer, is filming and goes to help the woman up. He is then pepper sprayed and thrown to the ground for no discernible reason. Many officer surround and assault him; one removes his firearm, which police say appears to have been legally registered. They then execute him with a hail of bullets.
They are, objectively speaking, both cowards and criminals, while Pretti is what we teach people an American ought to be.
Excited to share our review on endoscopic repair of duodenal perforations, a promising option especially for high risk patients @danbaik@younghong522@SurgEndosc@SAGES_Updates
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A sad day for IU GI as we mourn the loss of a not only a figure in GI endoscopy-but a friend, a mentor and a healer to many thousands. RIP Dr. Stuart Sherman-your legacy lives on. 🙏@IUGastro@IUSMDeptMed@IUIntMed@IU_Health@ASGEendoscopy @IUHealthPhys @studabaka
The ASGE is stressing that colonoscopy is still the best and most proven way for patients to be screened for colorectal cancer following the release of the October 9 Nordic-European Initiative on Colorectal Cancer (NordICC) trial report. Learn more: https://t.co/JF1IOrA0L9 #CRC
@Srisha_Hebbar@BilalMohammadMD@GreenEndoscopy I like this as well. Can also perform EHL with the probe with a biopsy cap and water attachment. Easier to pass through the nasoendoscope than through spyglass. Downside is you probably do have to switch to an ERCP scope at the end to sweep and extract all stone fragments.
Pleased to co-author (w/ @seth_crockett & @AudreyGIdoc) the @AmerGastroAssn CPU "Strategies to Improve Quality of Screening and Surveillance Colonoscopy" in @AGA_Gastro. While Seth made this great figure highlighting some recommendations, hope people read the entire article.
@DrBloodandGuts@tberzin@EndoTx@TarunRustaGI_MD@BilalMohammadMD@ChahalPrabhleen I know it’s stylistic but this is one reason why I place a PD stent first and then cannulate the bile duct over the PD stent. I place longer PD stents (8 cm) in general while cannulating the BD to ensure stability of the stent - they seem to spontaneously pass just fine.
I just talked at #ERAEDTA21 about proton pump inhibitors and nephrotoxicity
It was an epidemiological take
If anyone is interested here’s my talk condensed in a n/14🧵