Incredible. 9 feet long - would be a nightmare to scope

And early 30s

Scotland continues to see a drop in per person alcohol sales, highlighting the effect minimum unit pricing is having. Those exceeding the 14 unit guidance has dropped from 34% in 2003 to 24% in 2019. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla…

ST4 ✅ Survived 12 months of being the med reg. Now to return to #teamgastro

I did this job before applying for an ST3 number and would 10/10 recommend it. Luminal ✅ Hepatology ✅ Endoscopy ✅ Nutrition ✅ Great consultants, nurses and AHPs.

Excited to have this case report published showing it’s not always checkpoint inhibitor colitis causing diarrhoea in patients prescribed #immunotherapy DrShahidaDin alan shand casereports.bmj.com/content/14/9/e…

It’s #InternationalCoffeeDay today which means it’s time to bring out this bad boy again journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

#teamgastro

Delighted to be elected to be the new trainee representative of the BSG gastroduodenal section. Looking forward to meeting the rest of the team at #BSGLIVE2022 next week

An excellent thread on coffee for #InternationalCoffeeDay And if you need another excuse to drink one, coffee is good for the liver journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Absolutely appalled that THIS was the weekend of the #6Nations that I had to work 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

At least qFIT doesn’t talk to you. Brilliant satire from SNL #colorectalcancerscreening

Celebrating #InternationalWomensDay with a shift as the med reg #bossingit

Definitely one for the med reg to sort.

Physicians, GPs, FY/IMT doctors, medical students and anyone else who wants an update in #Crohns disease, its management and complications - our brand new article in Medicine Journal gives a comprehensive overview 🔗sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #MedEd

BSG gastroduodenal session at #BSGLIVE24 this morning - 9am, hall 10B. I’ll be presenting an unusual case of gastritis, plus there’s plenty of real-world expert advice on gastritis.

CCT day today - grateful to everyone who has supervised and guided me from GI and gen med in South-East Scotland, and at St Mark’s Hospital. There were plenty of bleeders, a little sweat and almost no tears.

A crucial element of the management of patients with acute upper GI bleeds is deciding which hospital site they need to be treated at, a factor research often overlooks.