By Mankanwal Sachdev
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In this episode of The Interventional Endoscopist Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Doug Adler, Director of the Center for Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy at Porter Adventist Hospital. We discuss his transition from a 20-year academic career to a hybrid practice model, blending private practice with academic responsibilities—a trend gaining traction among interventional endoscopists.
Dr. Adler shares his journey from medical training at Cornell and the Mayo Clinic to becoming a leader in therapeutic endoscopy. He reflects on his mentors, his passion for procedural medicine, and the future of the field, including exciting new techniques like endoscopic retrograde appendiceal therapy (ERAT).
This episode offers valuable insights for young physicians navigating career transitions, mentorship, and the evolving landscape of interventional endoscopy.
In the latest episode of The Interventional Endoscopist Podcast, Dr. Jason B. Samarasena, a prominent figure in the field of endohepatology, shares insights into his background and the innovative developments in this emerging specialty. Dr. Samarasena delves into the evolution of endohepatology, highlighting the potential it holds for transforming patient care. A significant portion of the discussion focuses on Endoscopic Ultrasound-guided Portal Pressure Gradient (EUS-PPG), a cutting-edge procedure that Dr. Samarasena helped to pioneer. He explains the technique, its clinical applications, and its importance in assessing portal hypertension non-invasively. This conversation offers valuable perspectives on the future of endoscopic interventions in hepatology, emphasizing the role of interdisciplinary collaboration and technological advancements in improving patient outcomes.
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Dynamic suction: a novel technique to optimize EUS-guided liver biopsy
My method for liver biopsy processing
Dr. Samarasena's Linkedin profile
EUS-guided portal pressure gradient measurement with a simple novel device: a human pilot study
Youtube Video of Podcast
In this exciting episode of "The Interventional Endoscopist," I sit down with Scott Haack, a renowned inventor and innovator in the gastrointestinal (GI) space. With a career dedicated to advancing endoscopic technology and improving patient outcomes, Scott shares his journey, the challenges he has faced, and his vision for the future of GI procedures.
Tune in as Scott delves into the intricacies of his groundbreaking work, offering insights into the latest innovations and the impact they have on both practitioners and patients. Whether you're an endoscopist, a medical professional, or simply fascinated by medical technology, this episode promises to be an enlightening and inspiring listen.
Join me for a deep dive into the world of GI innovation and discover what drives the passion behind Scott Haack's remarkable contributions to the field.
Video of Podcast: https://youtu.be/p2p0gGiVLHI
for those who transitioned to the video to watch the innovations discussed by Scott, please forward to 38:00
Exciting News for Interventional Endoscopy Enthusiasts!
In my latest episode of "The Interventional Endoscopist" podcast, I delve into the rapidly evolving world of interventional endoscopy and its expanding opportunities within ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs).
Previously, we explored the performance of endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) in ASCs. Now, I'm thrilled to share insights on a groundbreaking development: the FDA's recent approval of Endo Sound technology. I had the unique opportunity to trial this innovative tool a few weeks ago, and I am sharing my opinions on its potential impact on our field.
Tune in to hear my thoughts and join the conversation about how Endo Sound could revolutionize interventional endoscopy practices in ASCs.
https://www.endosound.com/
link to Dr. Steinberg's interview : https://www.podbean.com/ew/dir-r8mtb-1d95aba4
Link to the EUS in ASC discussion: https://TheIE.podbean.com/e/eus-in-the-asc/
Listen now and stay at the forefront of endoscopic advancements!
In this riveting episode of "The Interventional Endoscopist," we had the privilege to sit down with Dr. Austin Chiang, the Chief Medical Officer of Medtronic GI. Dr. Chiang shared his inspiring journey from academia to becoming the CMO, providing valuable insights into his journey.
We also delved into his literary contribution, as he shared the impetus and process behind his book - a must-hear for all budding authors in the medical field.
Harnessing the power of social media in the medical landscape, Dr. Chiang discussed its impact and influence on his career and the broader healthcare industry.
Our conversation also explored the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Dr. Chiang shared his views on the current state of AI in healthcare, its potential, and the direction he believes it's heading.
Lastly, we gave Dr. Chiang the floor to chat about topics close to his heart, resulting in a fascinating dialogue you won't want to miss. Tune in for an enlightening and engaging conversation filled with wisdom, experiences, and forward-thinking perspectives.
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Welcome to another episode where we dive deep into the fascinating world of Interventional Endoscopy.
This time, I have the privilege of interviewing Dr. Amandeep K. Shergill, a renowned figure in the field of Gastroenterology. As the Chief of GI at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in San Francisco and a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), Dr. Shergill has made significant contributions to the field of medicine and in this episode, we delve into her pioneering work on ergonomics in endoscopy. Dr. Shergill shares her insights on the importance of ergonomics in improving physician comfort, and overall avoidance of injury. She also discusses the challenges faced in this evolving field and her vision for the future of endoscopy.
Join us for this engaging conversation that promises to broadens your understanding of ergonomics whether you're an endoscopist (or an aspiring one), a medical student, or just someone interested in the progress of medical science. Make sure to tune in and discover the trailblazing work of Dr. Shergill, a true innovator changing the face of endoscopy.
For more resources about ergonomics in endoscopy please refer to these links:
Welcome to the latest installment of "The Interventional Endoscopist," where we delve into the practical application of the Endorotor device, a novel innovation transforming the landscape of tissue resection. In this episode, I share my personal experiences with Endorotor, discussing its integration into my practice and its current applications.
Whether you're an established professional seeking to stay informed on the latest advancements, or a curious individual eager to gain insight into the future of medicine, this podcast offers a wealth of information. Join us as we uncover the intricacies of the Endorotor device, its role in modern healthcare, and its potential for shaping the medical practices of tomorrow.
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🔵 As many of you know, March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. To contribute to this important conversation, I decided to share my personal experience with a colonoscopy that took place two years ago.
🎧 In Episode 19 of my podcast, "The Interventional Endoscopist," aptly titled "The One Where I Talk About My Colonoscopy," I recount the details of my procedure, my feelings before and after, and why it's so crucial to get screened.
My hope is that my personal experience can help dispel any fears and misconceptions about this life-saving procedure. Remember, prevention and early detection are key in the fight against colon cancer, and a colonoscopy is one of the most effective ways to ensure this.
So, whether you're a physician, a patient, or someone interested in health and wellness, I invite you to listen to my candid conversation about this important topic.
My decision to share this personal story was greatly inspired by Dr. Neil Parekh and his recent episode on "The Gut Doctor Podcast." where he discusses how he performed his colleague's procedure. Their discussion inspired and encouraged me to do the same, in hopes of dispelling fears and misconceptions around this life-saving procedure.
Welcome to Episode 18 of the "Interventional Endoscopist Podcast".
In this latest installment, we explore the intriguing realm of Endohepatology, with a special focus on a newer procedure for evaluating liver disease. EUS guided Portal Pressure Measurements or also known as EUS-PPG.
This episode provides an exhaustive understanding of portal pressure measurements, tracing its progression and highlighting its importance for Interventional Endoscopists.
Whether you're a regular listener or tuning in for the first time, we invite you to immerse yourself in this enlightening episode. We are confident that it will resonate with you, offering invaluable insights into the dynamic field of interventional endoscopy. If our discussions spark your curiosity and engage your intellect, please subscribe. Your time and support are greatly valued. Join us on this captivating journey of knowledge and innovation in the world of interventional endoscopy!
Join us for an illuminating episode as we sit down with Dr. Amin, the System-wide Director of Endoscopy and Advanced Endoscopy at the University of Miami.
Dr. Amin's expertise extends to pioneering advancements in improving clinical outcomes for pancreatic cancer and spearheading specialized practices for POEM/g-POEM procedures.
In this episode, we delve into Dr. Amin's background, his career trajectory, and the evolution of his innovative program. Additionally, we uncover his invaluable insights into training pathways for aspiring interventional endoscopists, with a special focus on the development of interventional fellows.
Tune in to gain firsthand knowledge and insights from a leader at the forefront of advanced endoscopy!
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