Samir Gupta, MD
@samirguptaGI
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Clinical and Epidemiological Research on Colorectal Cancer Screening, Prevention, and Genetics; Familial Colorectal Cancer; Colorectal Polyps.
San Diego, CA
Joined September 2015
2023 updated version NCCN Genetic/Familial High-Risk Assessment: Colorectal guidelines have been released. Available @ https://t.co/BpdF67BE9h for free. Thanks to the incredible panel members who donate their time and energy annually to making these the best they can be @nccner
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Check out our validated VA EoE cohort, published in @AGA_CGH. https://t.co/6jtlAKEIhz This is the start to a deep dive into the epidemiology of EoE. 🙌👏 to my mentors! @samirguptaGI @RenaYadlapati @ShailjaShahMD Evan Dellon. Yash Choksi. Seema Aceves @UCSD_GI @UCSDEsophageal
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@uabmedicine and the division of GI here is an amazing place! A rich tradition of state-of-the art patient care, engaging fellows, and faculty who are really exemplary in their commitment to patient care, teaching, and research. Thank you @uabmedicine for a great visit!
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It is amazing to step back and think of all the lives improved and saved as a result of the invention of the flexible endoscope!
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It was a true honor to visit @uabmedicine and give medicine grand rounds in honor of Dr. Basil Hirshowitz. Dr. Hirshowitz's creative read of a Nature paper in the 1950's about fiberoptic cables led him to develop the flexible endoscope.
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Wonder why Traditional Serrated Adenomas require surveillance after 3 years? Our paper in @AGA_CGH demonstrates TSAs confer increased risk for CRC vs normal colonoscopy with CRC rates similar to advanced adenomas, check out below! @samirguptaGI @dembj13
https://t.co/A8Ur6FayaN
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Thank you for celebrating #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth with us! We begin our final series posts by featuring @LopezGalvezNico, @sdsuhealth assoc prof studying environmental carcinogen impact on our community. Learn more! #Fronteriza #FirstGen #LatinxInAcademia #HealthEquityNow
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Thank you to @NBCNews for this article about the @NEJM colonoscopy trial. As I stated, colonoscopy works only if you actually do it! I really hope the media headlines will not deter people from undergoing life-saving cancer screening. @DFarberYoungCRC @DanaFarber
"Colonoscopy only works if you actually go through with it." Dana-Farber's @KimmieNgMD tells @NBCNews why it's still important to undergo #ColorectalCancer screenings, despite a new European study published in @NEJM Read more ➡️ https://t.co/9MRuBRxgNT CC: @DFarberYoungCRC
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➡️Familial component of #EOCRC: an opportunity for prevention 👉 Impact of @ESGE_news, @NCCN and #USMSTF guidelines on prevention and early detection of #EOCRC Collaborative effort from many #SECOC #GEOCODE @josepereag @merydacaalvarez
https://t.co/I5JRCDT1Yx
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Happy to announce in @BJSurgery the acceptance of our work focused on the preventable proportion of #EOCRC, a collaboration bw #SECOC and #GEOCODE, and developed together with @merydacaalvarez & @frankbalaguer, taking the @DocStanich and @HHampel1 work in @AGA_Gastro as model.
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So proud of @UCSD post-doc @dembj13 for working tirelessly and creatively to be awarded a @theNCI K99/00 award to study strategies for optimizing uptake and preventing disparities in #CRCscreening among diverse 45-49 yo populations served by @UCSDHealth! @UCSDCRCERA @UCSDCancer
Just received the NoA for my @theNCI K99/R00 to develop an optimal CRC screening strategy for adults ages 45-49! Very grateful for the support from my mentors, @samirguptaGI @ElenaMa43981624 @mtaiseale and Lin Liu and excited to get to work! #colorectalcancer #screening #EOCRC
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Cold snare is safer and may be just as effective as hot snare for the resection of sporadic nonampullary duodenal adenoma! Check out our new paper in @GIE_Journal!
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Nonampullary duodenal adenomas can undergo malignant transformation, making endoscopic resection, often by hot snare (HSP) or cold snare polypectomy (CSP), necessary. Although CSP has been shown to...
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Excited for the GI fellowship interview season which is fast approaching! If you are applying or are thinking about GI in the future, check out our UCSD GI Blog! You could be in our next great cohort of fellows: https://t.co/vAYHtFseZ6
@UCSD_GI
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We're hiring! Get in touch about Postdoc and Data Analyst positions that include math modeling and risk prediction using clinical, epi, and molecular data. Our dynamic team aims to catch and thwart cancer evolution sooner. #earlydetection #mathonco
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12/12 Check out the rest of this issue on #colorectalcancer for great papers by @HHampel1 @drfolamay @DocStanich @caitlincmurphy @Timothy_A_Zaki covering key topics including #disparities #hereditaryCRC #earlyonsetCRC #diet #microbiome #CRCtreatment and #CRCsurveillance
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11/12 There is still more work to be done to realize the full promise of #CRC screening for early detection and prevention, with multiple evidence gaps and opportunities to address
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10/12 This evidence has led the US Preventive Services Task Force to recommend a menu of options for #CRC screening.
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9/12 How do we pick a test? Good news is that modeling studies show a similar number of cases and deaths averted across all #CRC screening strategies: the best test is the one that gets done!
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8/12 We have lots of options for screening in the US, all with important strengths – the relative sensitivity, specificity, and impact on #CRC incidence and mortality compared with no screening are shown in this table
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7/12 In writing this review, I was struck by how well #CRC screening meets the classic Wilson and Junger principles for early disease detection to support population-based screening – all the boxes are checked!
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