Take the new quiz: A-38-year-old woman presents with hematemesis for 2 days and is found to have hemoglobin of 4.2 g/dL. A CT scan is completed after initial EGD. What is true about this image? https://t.co/8tQunVdf7S

Check out the October issue of VideoGIE: https://t.co/sNTdAeM4J6 #GITwitter

Just posted on the Endoscopedia blog: "Physical recovery after local resection of nonpedunculated rectal adenomas and T1 carcinomas: endoscopic submucosal dissection versus transanal minimally invasive surgery" by Nik Dekkers https://t.co/Q5QMov2OX2

Congratulations to Dr Akira Dobashi, VideoGIE's Reviewer of the Month for September. Dr Dobashi performed outstanding work last month, with a quick turnaround time and a high reviewer rating. Thank you for this important contribution to VideoGIE!

The October CME/MOC exam for VideoGIE is now available in GI Leap! https://t.co/D56Mz89uJc

VideoGIE article highlighted on the official blog: "Hybrid endoscopic stricturotomy and balloon dilation of ascending colon stricture with cecal fecaliths in Crohn’s disease guided by preprocedural intestinal ultrasound" by Partha Pal https://t.co/hyDYa2sScQ @ibd_pal

From this month's issue of VideoGIE: "Endoscopic repair of Strasberg type D bile duct injury following laparoscopic cholecystectomy: an unconventional approach" by Ahmad Abdulraheem et al. https://t.co/kHOeMHYA6Y #GITwitter @ahmadaltarefe11

Article now featured on the Endoscopedia blog: "Bringing therapeutic endoscopy to the world of inflammatory bowel disease" by Bo Shen and Phillip S. Ge https://t.co/w1RokX8pp7

Mayank Goyal et al illustrate "Pleural connection treated with stent plus endobronchial valve." https://t.co/V7GAstK3cm #GITwitter @mayank_0209

Quiz: A woman with systemic lupus erythematosus and pulmonary hypertension has odynophagia after ingesting a fish bone. EGD is unremarkable. Given persistent symptoms and concerning CT findings, EGD is repeated. What is true about a fish bone foreign body? https://t.co/QDJu3RSR2e

In this VideoGIE article, Nicholas Noverati et al showcase "Cholangioscopy miniforceps-assisted cannulation: another tool in the toolbox for difficult cannulation." https://t.co/9BwqTJcQfc #GITwitter

New on the official blog: "Tack-only fixation of lumen-apposing metal stents: leave the suture at home" by Andy Storm https://t.co/xS6Aj0rxoi @YaraSalamehMD

Matthew Eganhouse, MD, et al present a case of successful endoscopic therapy for bleeding in a walled-off necrosis cavity using through-the-scope clips, thermal therapy, and fibrin gel matrix. https://t.co/vmL7u5fP9K #GITwitter

VideoGIE Editor's Choice: "Retrograde device-assisted lumen-apposing metal stent insertion for candy cane syndrome" by Anne Kimberly Lim-Fernandez et al. https://t.co/SUFFY5LQwM #GITwitter @damien_tan_sg @kimlimfernandez

Just posted on the Endoscopedia blog: "Safety and efficacy of EUS-guided pelvic abscess drainage with lumen-apposing metal stents for complicated acute diverticulitis" by Andrea Lisotti https://t.co/8ISvZ29AWO

In this VideoGIE article, Nobuhisa Minakata et al apply "Endoscopic combination therapy with photodynamic therapy and endoscopic resection for wide circumferential local recurrence after radiotherapy for esophageal cancer." https://t.co/8Hm2GhjLXR #GITwitter

VideoGIE Editor's Choice: "Circumferential endoscopic submucosal dissection of a 14-cm long-segment Barrett’s esophagus with multifocal adenocarcinoma: a case report" by Aida Saad et al. https://t.co/dqd9NkoPgk #GITwitter @Aida_saad97

VideoGIE Original Article presented on the official blog: "Retrograde device-assisted lumen-apposing metal stent insertion for candy cane syndrome" by Anne Kimberly Lim-Fernandez https://t.co/PZkCOE18Vq @kimlimfernandez @damien_tan_sg

Need CME? Earn credits through the September CME/MOC exam for VideoGIE in GI Leap! https://t.co/D56Mz89uJc

Article highlighted on the Endoscopedia blog: "Endoscopic balloon dissection to remove a percutaneously placed biliary stent with tissue ingrowth: a novel approach" by Abdulrahman Qatomah https://t.co/3YSRqxlvDZ