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Enhance your academic writing and publication skills with the SSAT Writers Workshop Scholarship. Includes DDW registration, travel reimbursement (up to $500), and hotel stay. Apply online by December 31st: https://t.co/MQIJKC0wsR #SSAT #WritersWorkshop #Scholarship

SSAT highlights the international conference chaired by @VautheyMD, @skopetz, & Prof. Pierre-Alain Clavien, in partnership with @MDAndersonNews, & co-chair @CDTzeng to establish evidence-based guidelines for the management of colorectal liver metastases. https://t.co/E5STA2V9Az

Association Between Elevated Pretreatment CEA Levels and Survival in Y... https://t.co/QZLPQO0NLt @JournalofGISurg @dr_samehhany81 @AWignakumar

Association between elevated pretreatment carcinoembryonic antigen lev... https://t.co/QZLPQO0NLt @JournalofGISurg @dr_samehhany81 @AWignakumar

New publication: Medical therapies to prevent relapse of Crohn’s disease after surgery:... https://t.co/njpRCAFRXL by @RachellGefen @dr_samehhany81 @nirhoresh @DouradoJMD @AWignakumar @BoutrosMarylise in @JournalofGISurg

From our August newsletter: This study, published in @JournalofGISurg, aimed to assess the risk of anastomotic leak among patients undergoing elective colectomy for #IBD, #cancer, #diverticulitis, and #polyp, hypothesizing the highest risk in IBD. Read it here:

From our August newsletter: an @SSATNews study demonstrates that #MI can differentiate between intact and failed Nissen fundoplication, providing a physiologic marker of reflux resolution. Read more here in @JournalofGISurg: https://t.co/IXg89ojNjl #GITwitter

🚨🚨 Check out our latest publication in @JournalofGISurg on Immunoglobulin G4–related disease of the gallbladder and the biliary tree. Thank you to Dr. Hassan Aziz @Sharpknife_Aziz and Dr. Tim Pawlik @timpawlik for the opportunity and continued support. @UIowa_Surgery

Honored to participate in the @SSATnews session at the 51st Surgical Congress of Colombia 🇨🇴. Grateful to Chapter President Dr. Dinimo Bolívar and the SSAT for the privilege to engage with Colombia’s amazing residents, fellows, and attendings. @VautheyMD @CDTzeng @TsengJennifer

📢 Proud moment for HPB surgery in 🇨🇴! New study from @INCancerologia @OscarGuevaraHPB ✅ MIS hepatectomy – 65% Textbook Outcome ❌ Open surgery – 44% 💪 Fewer complications ⏱ Shorter hospital stay 🎯 More R0 resections Perfect timing as we celebrate the @SSATNews Chapter

Intrahepatic division of the portal pedicle. Nerve wracking to do, but works really well. @juliomayol @TomVargheseJr

You asked, we delivered! 🗓️ We’re announcing our annual event dates & cities through 2028 so you can plan ahead: 📍 #DDW2026 – Chicago, IL | May 2–5 📍 #DDW2027 – Washington, D.C. | May 15–18 📍 #DDW2028 – San Diego, CA | May 20–23

Intra operative revision of +ve margin ⬆️ survival in gastric & GE junction adenoCa ✔️ R0 resection remains crucial ✔️ Even in locally advanced cases, margin revision improves outcomes—esp. in N0/N1 disease 🔗 https://t.co/I0gp4YRfF9 @Shrikhande_SV @JournalofGISurg @timpawlik

Pleased to share our work recently published in @JournalofGISurg answering the dilemma that arose in the gastric cancer OT @TataMemorial Whats the best approach when gross margins appear inadequate? Role of Frozen Section? Does revision of a proximal R1 margin improve survival?

From our July newsletter: A meta-analysis in @JournalofGISurg aimed to compare the postoperative outcomes of laparoscopy group & open conventional or open group surgery in pediatric patients with #IBD. Read more here: https://t.co/XpvIIvCPgg #GITwitter

From our June newsletter: Prehabilitation before abdominal wall hernia #surgery didn’t reduce short-term complications overall — but did lower midterm recurrence. Read more via @JournalofGISurg: https://t.co/V1q8aWm59N

In a @JournalofGISurg article, we show what many #MBS surgeons anecdotally have reported: patients with gastroparesis preferentially undergo RYGB. These patients also have worse 30-day outcomes, creating an opportunity to screen for & intervene upon risk factors @KEGibbsMD

📢New from our group in the June issue of @JournalofGISurg : In patients with anatomically intact Nissen fundoplication, objective reflux control is durable—94% acid normalization at 1 year, 91% at 4 years. Waning acid control is rare (9%) and was not associated with symptom

🚨 New from our group in @JournalofGISurg First study to evaluate mucosal impedance (MI) after antireflux surgery. MI values after successful Nissen fundoplication resemble non-GERD controls, while failures show persistent GERD-like patterns. MI may serve as an objective

Check the latest publication from @timpawlik and his Team at @OhioStateSurg in @JournalofGISurg Thanks @timpawlik and @GayaSpolverato for this first paper together 💪 https://t.co/x6v9sdPVz1