Which conditions have been missed here?

How neural connections are made 🧠

After neurons migrate and settle into position, they form connections with each other called synapses. These are critical for neurotransmission and brain functions including formation of memories and consciousness.

Incidental finding in a 89 year old man. What’s the diagnosis?

Case of a 69F who presented with abdominal pain and nausea. This was seen on endoscopy, indicating delayed gastric emptying. The patient was later found to be taking semaglutide (Ozempic) for weight loss. She was asked to stop this and her symptoms settled.

Gastroparesis can be…

Nerve root syndromes associated with lumbar disc herniation 💡

Seen in the duodenum of a patient with GI bleeding. What would you do? #WithConsent

When p53 goes rogue 😅

Endoscopic view of the stomach of a patient with abdominal pain and anaemia. What’s the diagnosis?

After completing a one hour procedure 😅

Honored to be the speaker for the first webinar of Season 2 for the BSG BSG International global grand rounds! Great webinar series 🔥 and I hope you will join!
ESGE Katarzyna Monika Pawlak Keith Siau Steven Bollipo

Patient education video on liver cirrhosis 📽️

Which condition does this refer to?

Which part of the human body can these be found?

How to identify vertebrae 💡

“Sorry for this busy slide”

Using paracetamol for dental pain 😅

Random tip of the day - when doing a manual blood pressure, always listen or feel for the brachial pulse and not the radial pulse.

Using the radial pulse can falsely overestimate systolic blood pressure by 5-15mmHg 💡🤯

When ergonomics meets ingenuity 🤯