Yan Chu, MD

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Yan Chu, MD

Yan Chu, MD

@YanChuMD

⚕️GI Fellow @UKGIHep 💩; Former Chief Resident @IM_SLU via @UKYMedicine @TuftsMedicalCtr & @BrandeisU; 🇺🇸🇨🇳 #WomenInGI

Kentucky, USA Katılım Ağustos 2013
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Jose MA@Mister_trip·
Endoscopic rubber hood: •Bell-shaped .Protects the mucosa of the pharynx, esophagus, and cardia during extraction. •Hood is flipped back during insertion and reverts when pulled back against the cardia- covering the foreign object •Excellent for short sharp objects
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EndoCollab™ | GI Endoscopy Community
Portal vein thrombosis in cirrhosis: anticoagulation may reduce mortality, but the bleeding tradeoff is real. In borderline cases, what tips your decision — acuity, thrombus extent, transplant candidacy, or something else?
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Achintya Singh, MD@AchintyaSinghMD·
Basics of altered GI anatomy: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26431595/ 🪙Efferent limb: Away from anastomosis 🪙Afferent limb: bile, pancreas juice, draining towards the anastomosis. 🪙Roux limb: savior limb coming to save obstructed/ distended stomach (in bariatrics). 🪙Scopes: Figure 2!
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EndoCollab™ | GI Endoscopy Community
Is it Barrett’s? Or just "Burnt Salmon"? 🍣 We are taught to look for "salmon-colored" mucosa. But as this slide from EndoCollab shows, there are 50+ shades of salmon. The Clinical Reality: Identifying the color change is only Step 1. To confirm the diagnosis, you must map the landmarks: 1️⃣ Locate the Gastric Folds (the true GEJ). 2️⃣ Look for the palisade veins (which exist only in the esophagus). 3️⃣ If the "salmon" color extends above these landmarks, you are in the danger zone. Don't rely on color alone. Trust your anatomy. Watch the full video in the comments.
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Keith Siau
Keith Siau@drkeithsiau·
The Montreal Classification for Crohn’s disease 📍
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Keith Siau@drkeithsiau·
Types of colorectal polyps 🍄 📸: UEG Education (Gutflix 🆓)
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Laura Vater, MD, MPH
Laura Vater, MD, MPH@doclauravater·
Most patients don't realize their doctors and nurses think about them in the spaces between visits. While driving home, getting ready for bed, while falling asleep. Our work is a part of us, and we care about you. That's all.
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Carl Kay, MD
Carl Kay, MD@CarlKayMD·
Marginal ulcer after RYGB Mgmt ▪️Stop smoking/NSAIDs ▪️Treat H. pylori ▪️Remove foreign body ▪️Open-cap PPI BID x3m ▪️Sucralfate 1g QID ▪️No response ➡️ H2RA ➡️ misoprostol ➡️ PCAB ▪️Refractory ➡️ endo therapy ▪️Failure ➡️ surgical revision 🔗 journals.lww.com/ajg/citation/2…
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Achintya Singh, MD
Achintya Singh, MD@AchintyaSinghMD·
Excellent illustrations, review of pancreas cysts: nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… ➡️ 15% panc cancer arise from cysts ➡️ EUS>MRI: connection with ducts, ampulla evaluation, mural nodules ➡️VHL: Serous, MEN: NET, KRAS or GNAS: IPMN, GTNNB1: SPNT ➡️Minimal surgical excision is an option!
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EndoCollab™ | GI Endoscopy Community
An inventive way to understand liver anatomy: This clever illustration uses the human hand to represent liver segments and vascular structures, providing a quick and memorable visual reference for healthcare professionals and students alike.
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ASGE GI Endoscopy
ASGE GI Endoscopy@ASGEendoscopy·
The new blood-based test is NOT RECOMMENDED as a first line screening tool for colorectal cancer.
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EndoCollab™ | GI Endoscopy Community
BARRETT'S NEOPLASIA CLOCKFACE DISTRIBUTION Circumferential spatial prediction CONFIRMS lesions cluster by quadrant • RIGHT WALL (1–5 o'clock) DOMINATES → 68% of all dysplastic foci • 3 o'clock position = HOT SPOT → highest density single + multifocal lesions • Left wall (7–11 o'clock) → coldest zone, almost zero hits PRO TRICK → Always start targeted biopsies at 2–4 o'clock position first → catches 92% of visible abnormalities in <90 sec Clockface mapping → predicts 87% of lesion location before you even see them Source: Ishimura N, Digestion 2014;89:291-8. Your unit still doing random 4-quadrant biopsies first?
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Carl Kay, MD
Carl Kay, MD@CarlKayMD·
@DVinsard Gastric SEL by location & buzzwords
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Howard Liu, MD MBA
Howard Liu, MD MBA@DrHowardLiu·
“The observational study found that women who reported consuming 9 to 10 daily servings of ultra-processed foods seemed to have a 45% greater likelihood of getting colon polyps before the age of 50 — as compared with women who had the least amount.” washingtonpost.com/wellness/2025/…
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