Puneet Chhabra

@EndoscopyOthman @DouglasAdlerMD This would need to be removed whatsoever

@DouglasAdlerMD Did you do FNB first or referred to surgery without FNB since this lesion need to come anyways?

HUGE GIST found in cardia. Patient asymptomatic. Found incidentally via CT for unrelated indication. #gitwitter #GIST #surgery

@DouglasAdlerMD That’s an amazing tissue , 🎩 off

EUS guided liver biopsy. One pass. Now that is a clean sample! #gitwitter #liver

@parthaskar Is it just the conditioner prof Kar ?

#NewProfilePic Good conditioner = Good hair 😎

Do the CBD stones on eus still excite you #gitwitter

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📣FAO EndoHepatology Enthusiasts Thrilled to invite contributions for Livers Special Edition. If you’re passionate about the intersection of endoscopy & hepatology, we would be delighted to feature your insights & research. Don’t miss the opportunity to contribute to the field

📌 Time to ❄️ ‘freeze’ ERCP practice? Easy cannulation ≠ ↓ PEP. What works beyond cold irrigation? ❄️ Cold 🎈 sphincteroplasty ❄️ Cold contrast ❄️ Cold accessories ❄️ Refrigerated PD stents 👌talk @DrDNReddy PEP predictors: Fatty panc, Renalase #SCIES2026 @Srisha_Hebbar

Long vs Short Wire #ERCP ! Incredible presentation by @helpatologist at #OLE2026

Team India 🇮🇳 leading the way 💪 👏 @docdhir

I warmly invite you to submit your paper to this special issue, for which I will serve as guest editor alongside Prof Schalk Van Der Merwe 🇧🇪and Dr Ilaria Tarantino 🇮🇹

@Rainmaker1973 Batman

If this dog was yours, what would you name it?

@DrAkhilX NSAIDs

Doctors — tell me one medication you would never prescribe, even if you were put in this situation. Why?

📢 New Special Issue in Livers: Endohepatology—Expanding the Frontiers of Hepatobiliary Care 🩺 EUS-guided interventions, biliary drainage, portal pressure, & more. 📅 30 Apr 2026 🔗 mdpi.com/journal/livers… #Endohepatology #Hepatology #EUS #LiversMDPI #MinimallyInvasive

Everything that can be offered in HPB endoscopy, except 🇮🇳 🧲 🪄, is available in Southampton @UHSFT Very few centres in the 🇬🇧 have this level of expertise, and certainly none along the south coast of Britain. Credit goes to @helpatologist 👏 @BritSocGastro @ScotSocGastro

The two most exciting cases at #ValladoLive2025 were 🧲 EUS GJ conversion to Magnetic GJ 🧲 MCA (Magnetic compression anastomosis) to restore biliary tract continuity following a complete transection of the bile duct after a cholecystectomy 👏 Paul Yeaton and Sanjay Rajput

An excellent talk by @helpatologist, presenting Southampton experience @valladolive -EUS guided comprehensive assessment in various indications -An innovative idea of EUS guided bubble echo to assess for HPS, promising results in early study.

Please read our latest article on GLP-1 agonist and risk of aspiration during Colonoscopy >25000 patients doi.org/10.1111/jgh.70… Very relevant to practise in 🇦🇺 @JGHofficial #GITwitter #GLP1 #colonoscopy

@parthaskar @rijan44 Which Waugh @parthaskar sir , Steve or Mark . Pujara ?

@rijan44 Border; Waugh; Dravid; Williamson -with a special mention for Kallis

Great question! Id go with: Rahul Dravid, Hanif Mohd, Geoffrey Boycott, 4th probaly Sunil Gavaskar (Nod to SG saying he'd pick Miandad ad someone batting for his life) @parthaskar who you got?

@hvgoenka It’s called as Ghor Kalyuga mate

As a patriot, I am utterly confused. Earlier I boycotted China (no noodles, no Chinese Ganesha), then I stopped having Turkish baklava, next it was Maldives (I cancelled my holiday), then I went to the temple erected for Trump and embraced everything American. But as a loyalist, I’ve recently stopped going to McDonalds and drinking Coke. I’ve moved to Russian vodka and preparing for making TikTok reels. Current dilemma: Can I watch the upcoming Pakistan cricket game? - A confused desh bhakt

@docdhir @DrAshokGastro @drvishal82 Completely agree Dhir sir. It’s sad for science that people have to resort to SR and MA because there is no funding and or rewards for high quality RCTs. We mustn’t forget that best MA come from high quality original research.

Systematic reviews are good for the journal, and authors.. high citation.. hence they continue to get published. The problem is its a review, and hence depends on the studies included in analysis.. some of which are questionable and retrospective. I believe this is a shortcut where both the journal and authors are happy.. but the outcome is usually not always beneficial to science

One reason I learnt to do systematic reviews is that they do not need ethics, and with committed people in team no funding