Type II achalasia with focal elevated pressures: A distinct manometric and clinical sub-group

Autor: Eric E. Low, Syed Abbas Fehmi, Aws Hasan, Michael Chang, Wilson Kwong, Mary L. Krinsky, Gobind Anand, Madeline Greytak, Alexander Kaizer, Dustin A. Carlson, John E. Pandolfino, Rena Yadlapati

Publikováno v: Neurogastroenterology and motility : the official journal of the European Gastrointestinal Motility Society. 34(12)

Type II achalasia (Ach2) is distinguished from other achalasia sub-types by the presence of panesophageal pressurization (PEP) of ≥30 mmHg in ≥20% swallows on high-resolution manometry (HRM). Variable manometric features in Ach2 have been observe

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35972282

Complementary role of EUS, EndoFLIP, and manometry for management of type III achalasia with peroral endoscopic myotomy in a patient with compensated cirrhosis and no varices

Autor: M. Phillip Fejleh, Rena Yadlapati, Syed M. Abbas Fehmi, Wilson Kwong, Michel H. Mendler, Rohit Loomba

Publikováno v: VideoGIE

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http://europepmc.org/articles/PMC8058387

Rectal endometriosis mimicking primary rectal adenocarcinoma

Autor: Christopher Pare, Paul Murphy, Charmi Patel, Farnaz Hasteh, Mojgon Hosseini, Jingjing Hu, Wilson Kwong

Publikováno v: Diagnostic Cytopathology. 49

Endometriosis is a benign entity defined as the presence of endometrium tissue outside of uterine cavity. It is a common disease involving peritoneum, pelvic organs, gastrointestinal tract, and so on. Diagnosis based on cytology specimen can be chall

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https://doi.org/10.1002/dc.24847

Abdominal free fluid in acute pancreatitis predicts necrotizing pancreatitis and organ failure

Autor: Wilson Kwong, Nghia Nguyen, Edward Yang

Publikováno v: Annals of Gastroenterology

Background Abdominal free fluid is frequently encountered on cross-sectional imaging for acute pancreatitis and may be a sign of increased severity and complications. This study examines the ability of free fluid to predict necrotizing pancreatitis a

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https://doi.org/10.20524/aog.2021.0666

Strengthening Health Equity in Undergraduate Medical Education and Continuing Professional Development: Using storytelling and role play to build competencies

Autor: Heather, Armson, Jocelyn, Lockyer, Joan, Sargeant, Marygrace, Zetkulic, Amanda Roze des, Ordons, Jessica, Trier, Karen, Konings, Subha, Ramani, Tanya, Horsley, Ryan, Brydges, Rachel, Ellaway, Lloy, Wylie, Yuxin, Tu, Pauline, Pan, Richard, Pittini, Helen, Reid, Richard, Conn, Grainne, Kearney, Gerry, Gormley, Ike, Okafor, Justin, Lam, Chantal, Phillips, Maisoon D., Yousif, Marcel, D'Eon, Marie-Pierre, Codsi, Philippe, Karazivan, Annie, Descôteaux, Mathieu, Jackson, Clara, Dallaire, Louise, Nicaise, Antoine, Boivin, Lyne, Menard, Sophie, Galarneau, Alain, Papineau, Sue, Murphy, Susan, Paul, Janet, Lundie, Pim, Teunissen, Erik, Driessen, Marcio, Gomes, Denyse, Richardson, Jerry, Maniate, Samantha, Halman, Linda, Snell, Ming-Ka, Chan, Javeed, Sukhera, Lisa, Richardson, Adrienne, Morrow, Marcia Anderson, DeCoteau, Anne, Kawamura, Dominique, Piquette, Briseida, Mema, Dalia Al, Mouaswas, Mohammad, Salhia, Kay-Anne, Haykal, Kelsey, Mongrain, David, Rojas, Betty, Onyura, Theresa, Beesley, Siobhán, Neville, Brie, Yama, Julie, Johnstone, Zia, Bismilla, Anita, Gupta, Martha, Chamodraka, Jaylin, Bradbury, Jenny, Johnston, Annalisa, Manca, Lindsey, Pope, Cynthia, Whitehead, Willem, Blois, Julia, LeBlanc, Sara, MortazHejri, Yvonne, Steinert, Stuart, Lubarsky, Monika, Kvernenes, Robert, Sternszus, Edvin, Schei, Sarah, Weeks, Deirdre, Jenkins, Yves, Starreveld, Kevin, Busche, Ellen, McLeod, Sylvain, Coderre, Christie, Newton, Jacqueline, Ashby, Teresa, Chan, Clare, Wallner, Jasmine, Liu, Sarrah, Lal, Chad, Singh, Sonja, Wakeling, Anuja, Bhalerao, Martina, Kelly, Amanda, Condon, Dana, Turcotte, Divya, Garg, Lindsay, Herzog, Lindsay, Baker, Stella, Ng, Beck, McNeil, Victoria, Boyd, Emilia, Kangasjarvi, Asia van, Buuren, Wid, Yaseen, Paula, Veinot, Maria, Mylopoulos, Marcus, Law, Suzan, Schneeweiss, Janice, Harvey, Valerie, Schulz, Deena, Hamza, Anna, Oswald, Wendy A, Stewart, Keith, Wilson, Alireza, Jalali, Jacline, Nyman, Michael, Scott, Tehmina, Ahmad, Jeremy, Cygler, Wilson, Kwong, Miranda, Schreiber, Jacqueline, James, Lisa, Graves, Fran, Kirby, Richard van, Wylick, Jeanne, Mulder, M.A., Adams, Klodiana, Kolomitro, Steven, Bellemare, Guylaine, Lefebvre, Nirit, Bernhard, Susanna, Talarico, Judith, Peranson, Abbas, Ghavam-Rassoul, Moni, Fricke, Christine, Polimeni, Eva, Serhal, Sanjeev, Sockalingam, Allison, Crawford, Cheryl, Pereira, Jenny, Hardy, Anne, Kirvan, Shelley, Ross, Brent, Kvern, Theresa van der, Goes, Luce, Pelissier-Simard, Karen, Schultz, Kathy, Lawrence, Cheri, Bethune, Kiranpal, Dhillon, Melinda, Davis, Kevin, McLaughlin, Janeve, Desy, Sue-Ann, Facchini, Christopher, Naugler

Publikováno v: Canadian Medical Education Journal, Vol 11, Iss 2 (2020)
Canadian Medical Education Journal

Rationale/Background: Feedback is a dynamic and co-constructive interaction in the context of a safe and mutually respectful relationship for the purpose of challenging a learner's (and educator's) ways of thinking, acting or being to support growth

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