UEG Podcast
The UEG Podcast covers scientific, educational and professional development topics within the digestive health community. Hosted by two international experts, it features multidisciplinary discussions with digestive health professionals from all fields and career stages. New episodes are released every other week.
Episodes
Leadership in crisis with Axel Dignass (UEG Podcast rewind)
UEG Podcast is on summer holiday and re-releases published episodes that we think deserve another listen. Enjoy!
In this episode, host Egle speaks with former UEG President Axel Dignass about what it takes to lead in times of crisis. Drawing on his experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, Axel reflects on the difference between being a boss and being a true leader. He shares thoughts on the value
Colorectal cancer in young patients with Michael Bretthauer
Michael Bretthauer on the real epidemiology of colorectal cancer in the under-50s: a genuine rise from a tiny baseline, the carcinoid confounder inflating the numbers, lifestyle versus genetics, why screening ages shouldn't drop yet, and the ECOPOP trials testing endoscopic resection against surgery.
MASLD with Sven Francque - Part 2
The 2024 MASLD treatment guidelines are already changing. Pradeep Mundre and Professor Sven Francque (Antwerp), guideline co-author, cover weight-loss targets (7% and 10%), resmetirom in F2-F3 fibrosis, semaglutide's positive phase 3 in MASH, plus pioglitazone, bariatric surgery, and liver transplantation in this population.
MASLD with Sven Francque - Part 1
Around one in three adults has MASLD, but only a few percent reach cirrhosis. Pradeep Mundre and Professor Sven Francque (Antwerp), co-author of the 2024 EASL guidelines, cover the new nomenclature, dysfunctional adiposity versus BMI, and how to use FIB-4 to decide who needs a hepatologist.
UEG Online Courses x UEG Podcast: Consequences of proctology surgery (LARS)
Sphincter-preserving surgery spares most rectal cancer patients a stoma, but hands many of them low anterior resection syndrome (LARS). Three European surgeons join Harald Rosen in discussing follow-up, where transanal irrigation lands, when to involve the gastroenterologist, and where sacral neuromodulation fits.
EoE with Alex Straumann - Part 2
EoE requires long-term management, but what does that look like in practice? In Part 2, Prof. Alex Straumann discusses the realities of treating a chronic, relapsing disease, where remission is achievable but a cure is not.
The episode explores how to approach maintenance therapy, manage persistent symptoms despite histological remission, and when to escalate treatment to biologics. It also addre
EoE with Alex Straumann - Part 1
Part 2 will be released on Wednesday, the 29th of April.
Eosinophilic oesophagitis (EoE) is now a well-recognised condition. But it was not always so. In this episode, Prof. Alex Straumann shares how EoE was first identified, taking us back to the late 1980s when unusual cases of food impaction and eosinophilic inflammation did not fit any known diagnosis.
He discusses the clinical observations
IBD malignancy with Hannah Gordon
In this episode, Pradeep Mundre speaks with Hannah Gordon about one of the most challenging areas in inflammatory bowel disease management: balancing effective treatment with cancer risk. As therapeutic options expand, clinicians increasingly face complex scenarios involving patients with prior malignancy in remission or those undergoing active cancer treatment. The discussion examines how cancer
Nutrition in coeliac disease for a clinician with Cristian Costas
Cristian Costas, a leading dietitian in coeliac disease, shares insights on managing celiac disease through diet, setting up specialised services, and navigating dietary challenges. We explore diagnosis, implementation of a gluten-free diet, and strategies to improve patient outcomes.
Part 2: Nageshwar Reddy - How endoscopy has changed
In the second part of this in-depth conversation, host Egle Dieninyte continues her discussion with Professor Nageshwar Reddy, shifting the focus from technological innovation to ethics, responsibility and the human dimension of endoscopy.
Professor Reddy shares how mobile endoscopy units have brought life-saving care to rural populations, and why cascade hygiene strategies are sometimes necessar
Part 1: Nageshwar Reddy - How endoscopy has changed
What has truly transformed endoscopy over the past decades?
In this first part of a two-part conversation, host Egle Dieninyte sits down with Professor Nageshwar Reddy, one of the most influential pioneers in modern therapeutic endoscopy, to reflect on how the field has evolved — and where it is heading next.
From the transition from rigid to fibreoptic endoscopy, to the introduction of video sy
UEG Online Courses x UEG Podcast: Impact of polyp detection in colonoscopy
- What happens when optical diagnosis and histology don’t align?
- Does better polyp detection always mean better outcomes?
- And how should AI, quality metrics and surveillance intervals really shape daily endoscopy practice?
In this special episode, we share an unfiltered round-table discussion recorded during the UEG Online Course on the impact of polyp detection in colonoscopy. Leading expert
Coeliac disease with David Sanders
In this episode of the UEG Podcast, host Pradeep Mundre is joined by David Sanders, Professor of Gastroenterology at Sheffield and one of the world’s leading experts in coeliac disease.
Timed with the recent update of the British Society of Gastroenterology coeliac guidelines, the discussion explores why coeliac disease remains frequently underdiagnosed, even in specialist care. Together, they unp
The future of immunotherapy → are surgeons obsolete soon? with Jeroen Dekervel
Immunotherapy might be revolutionising the way we fight GI cancers. In our latest episode, we dive into how this innovative treatment is changing patient outcomes and the role it plays in cancer management. To discuss this, we talked to Jeroen Dekervel, gastroenterologist and oncologist at the UZ Leuven in Belgium. Our host, Pradeep Mundre guides us through the conversation about how tumours devel
Under Pressure with Lina Sopiene
In this thought-provoking episode of the UEG Podcast, host Egle Dieninyte sits down with organisational psychologist Lina Sopiene to explore one of medicine’s most unspoken challenges — burnout.
Together, they unpack why high-achieving healthcare professionals often equate self-worth with performance, how this mindset fuels exhaustion, and what practical steps can help doctors and nurses reconnect
Pancreatic cystic neoplasms with Marco del Chiaro
This episode of the UEG Podcast takes place at the EPC meeting in the summer of 2025. Our host Egle Dieninyte sits down with Professor Marco Del Chiaro, Surgical Oncologist and global lead of the upcoming Guidelines on Pancreatic Cystic Neoplasms.
Tune in as they discuss why a unified, evidence-based approach is essential in this complex field, the challenges of managing cystic pancreatic lesions
Best of UEG Week - Nursing with Mary Phillips and Leigh Donnelly
In this episode of the UEG Podcast, Mary Phillips and Leigh Donnelly reflect on the highlights of UEG Week 2025 in Berlin from a nursing and allied healthcare perspective.
They discuss the most inspiring sessions from learning through mistakes in “Never Waste a Good Disaster” to the growing focus on sustainability, green endoscopy, and global health. The conversation also touches on caring for tra
Best of UEG Week - HPB with Carolin Schneider
In this episode, UEG's new Scientific Committee chair Jörn Schattenberg and Carolin Schneider, UEG rising start of 2025, recap the standout science from UEG Week 2025 in Berlin. They discuss highlights from the HPB field, including pivotal phase III data on linerixibat for cholestatic pruritus in PBC, advances in MASLD/MASH therapies such as FGF21 analogues and resmetirom, and new insights into li
Best of UEG Week - IBD with Bel Kok
In this episode of the UEG Podcast, our host Pradeep Mundre, together with IBD expert Klaartje Bel Kok, explore the latest breakthroughs in IBD presented at UEG Week 2025 in Berlin.
From long-term IL-23 inhibitor data to novel drugs such as Obefazimod and Tulisokibart, the discussion covers key findings that are reshaping IBD management. Bel dives into new insights on JAK inhibitors in pregnancy
Best of UEG Week - DDM Summit with Francisco Real
Join Julia Mayerle and Francisco X. Real (Paco) as they reflect on the first-ever Digestive Disease Mechanism (DDM) Summit, introduced during UEG Week 2025 in Berlin.
In this special episode, they discuss how the DDM Summit brought together leading scientists and clinicians to explore the mechanisms driving GI cancers — from colorectal to pancreatic and liver cancer. Hear how cutting-edge discover
Best of UEG Week - Endoscopy with Manmeet Matharoo
In this episode, host Eglė is joined by Manmeet Matharoo (St Mark’s Hospital, London) to reflect on the highlights of UEG Week 2025 in Berlin from an endoscopy perspective. Together, they discuss the shift towards precision endoscopy, smarter patient and lesion selection, and the philosophy of “treat the patient, not the polyp.” The conversation explores how concepts such as cold-snare resection,
From Vienna to Berlin: What inspired us last year at UEG Week
Our hosts Egle and Pradeep take you back to UEG Week 2024 in Vienna, where they spoke with visitors from across the globe. Discover their impressions, experiences, and highlights — from career-boosting opportunities to inspiring scientific sessions and the vibrant community spirit.
Tune in and get ready for what awaits at UEG Week 2025 in Berlin. Don’t miss the chance to hear why participants call
Transitional care with Patrizia Burra & Jorge Amil Dias
How can we ensure young patients with chronic digestive and liver diseases move safely and smoothly from paediatric to adult care? In this episode, Pradeep speaks with Professor Patrizia Burra (University of Padua, Italy; Chair of UEG Public Affairs Group) and Dr Jorge Amil Dias (Hospital Lusíadas, Porto, Portugal; ESPGHAN representative in UEG Public Affairs Committee).
Best practises for caring for LGBTQ+ people in GI with Alexander Goldowsky (UEG Talks rewind)
In this episode of UEG Talks, host Egle and co-host Charles Murray sit down with Alexander Goldowsky, a gastroenterologist and gut microbiome expert, to explore the unique healthcare challenges faced by sexual and gender minority (SGM) groups. They discuss the stigma and discrimination that impact SGM patients, the broader implications for their health, and the urgent need for greater awareness, e
AI Essentials: Lower GI (UEG Talks rewind)
During the summer holidays, UEG Talks re-releases older episodes: In this episode of UEG Talks, host Pradeep Mundre is joined by two experts in AI applications for endoscopy: Louis Lau from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Alanna Ebigbo from the University Hospital in Augsburg. In the first part of the episode, they discuss the basic concepts of AI and its utility in the upper GI tract.
AI Essentials: Basics and upper GI (UEG Talks rewind)
During the summer holidays, UEG Talks re-releases older episodes: In this episode of UEG Talks, host Pradeep Mundre is joined by two experts in AI applications for endoscopy: Louis Lau from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Alanna Ebigbo from the University Hospital in Augsburg. In the first part of the episode, they discuss the basic concepts of AI and its utility in the upper GI tract.
Leadership in crisis with Axel Dignass
In this episode, host Egle speaks with former UEG President Axel Dignass about what it takes to lead in times of crisis. Drawing on his experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, Axel reflects on the difference between being a boss and being a true leader. He shares thoughts on the value of empathy, transparency, and consistency, as well as how to build and sustain a resilient team. The conversation
Management of gastric preneoplastic lesions (MAPS 3) - what's new? With Mario Dinis-Ribeiro (Part 2)
In part two of our discussion on the new MAPS 3 guidelines, the discussion spans advances in endoscopic techniques, the emerging role of AI in detection, and current best practices in managing early gastric cancer. Tune in to hear our host, Pradeep Mundre, talk to Mario Ribeiro, who shares his insights on identifying pre-malignant lesions, avoiding common surveillance pitfalls, and understanding h
Management of gastric preneoplastic lesions (MAPS 3) - what’s new? With Mario Dinis-Ribeiro (Part 1)
In this first part of our episode on the new MAPS 3 guidelines on gastric cancer prevention, host Pradeep Mundre is joined by Mario Dinis-Ribeiro. They explore who should be screened, how to approach surveillance, and why family history matters. Part two of this episode will be released on July 9th.
Well-rounded care in functional disorders with Tim Vanuytsel
Functional gastrointestinal disorders, or disorder of gut-brain interaction, can be frightening to many GIs. How do I talk to the patient? What can I tell them if there is no improvement in their symptoms? How can I even explain to them what their diagnosis is, if I don’t even know it?
To clear things up and provide clear points of action, our host Egle Dieninyte talked to Tim Vanuytsel from the U
Complications in endoscopy with Srisha Hebbar Part 2
In the second part of our short two-part series on complications (not only in endoscopy, but also in doctor-patient communication), Srisha Hebbar and Pradeep Mundre sit down again to focus on the patient perspective, serious complications and the psychological aspect of complications.
Complications in endoscopy with Srisha Hebbar Part 1
Complications, not only in endoscopy but also in doctor-patient communication, are something that every experienced gastroenterologist has encountered. To talk us through this, our host Pradeep Mundre has invited Srisha Hebbar, a consultant gastroenterologist from the UK and host of the first national symposium on complications in endoscopy.
The second part of this episode will be released on May
BOSS update: Oesophageal cancer with Massimiliano Di Pietro (bonus episode)
Hot off the press: The BOSS (Barrett’s Oesophagus Surveillance Versus Endoscopy at Need Study) randomised control study.
Is surveillance really not affecting survival in oesophageal cancer patients? To put things into perspective, we asked Massimiliano Di Pietro, UEG Talks podcast veteran and oesophageal cancer expert, to guide us through these exciting new results. Hosted by Pradeep Mundre, this
ESGE highlights with Ian Gralnek
The ESGE days 2025 from the 3rd to the 5th of April have ended. Interviewed at the conference, (now former) ESGE president Ian Gralnek shares his insights on the ESGE days program, the future of endoscopy, airline pilots and English & Lithuanian proverbs.
*In the beginning of the episode, Egle is talking about the ESGE days, not UEG Week 2025, which is happening on October 4-7.
Best practises for caring for LGBTQ+ people in GI with Alexander Goldowsky
In this episode of UEG Talks, host Egle and co-host Charles Murray sit down with Alexander Goldowsky, a gastroenterologist and gut microbiome expert, to explore the unique healthcare challenges faced by sexual and gender minority (SGM) groups. They discuss the stigma and discrimination that impact SGM patients, the broader implications for their health, and the urgent need for greater awareness, e
Surveillance and more in oesophageal cancer with Massimiliano Di Pietro (Part 2)
In this second part of our short two-part series on oesophageal cancer, our host, Pradeep Mundre, continues his conversation with Massimiliano Di Pietro about the risk factors of Barrett’s oesophagus, the role of proton-pump inhibitors, surveillance strategies and some future directions of oesophageal cancer research.
Oesophageal cancer with Massimiliano di Pietro (Part 1)
In the first part of this two-part series, our host, Pradeep Mundre, talks to oesophageal cancer expert Massimiliano Di Pietro about the epidemiology and treatment of oesophageal cancer, how this has changed over time and if there is potential for prevention. The second part of this episode will be released on March 5th.
Ian Gralnek on UEG Week 2024
During UEG Week 2024, the president of ESGE, Ian Gralnek, was approached by our host, Egle Dieninyte, for a surprise interview. The conversation turned out to be so delightful that we decided to publish it as a full episode on our UEG Talks channel. We won’t spoil the details, so be sure to tune in!
The Future of Faecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT) with Maria Vehreschild
In this episode of the UEG Talks conversation between Maria Vehreschild and Pradeep Mundre, we delve into the complexities of the faecal microbiome and the role of faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) in treating various diseases, particularly C. difficile infections and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The discussion covers the historical context of FMT, its mechanisms of action, current trea
How to become an advanced endoscopist with Katarzyna Pawlak and Paolo Giorgio Arcidiacono
In this episode of UEG Talks, host Egle engages with Professor Paolo Arcidiacono and interventional endoscopist Katarzyna Pawlak to explore the multifaceted journey of becoming an interventional endoscopist. They discuss the essential qualities needed for success, the significance of mentorship, the structure of training programs, and the importance of hands-on experience. The conversation also de
Weight loss "endoscopy vs. surgery" with Ivo Boskoski and Ralph Peterli
This episode of UEG Talks explores the dynamic field of metabolic medicine, spotlighting surgical and endoscopic interventions in obesity treatment. Ivo Boskoski and Ralph Peterli share their insights on the evolution of obesity management, from historical practices to current trends and future innovations. Our host Pradeep Mundre guides you through the significance of a multidisciplinary approach
Best of UEG Week 2024 with Mary Phillips and Ulrike Beilenhoff on "Nursing"
In our sixth and final entry of "Best of UEG Week", Mary Phillips and Ulrike Beilenhoff share their opinions and highlights in nursing of this year's UEG Week.
Best of UEG Week 2024 with Thomas Seufferlein on "Oncology for Gastroenterologists"
The fifth episode of "Best of UEG Week 2024" is all about oncology. Julia Mayerle sits down with Thomas Seufferlein to discuss all the best research in oncology presented during UEG Week this year.
Best of UEG Week 2024 with Albrecht Neesse on "HPB"
In our fourth episode of "Best of UEG Week 2024", Albrecht Neeße and Julia Mayerle guide us through the key takeaways of the hepatopancreatic and biliary diseases of this year's UEG Week.
Best of UEG Week 2024 with Pilar Acedo Nunez and Juozas Kupcinskas on "Bench to Bedside"
Our third entry of "Best of UEG Week 2024" is all about "bench to bedside" world-class science!
Interviewed by Julia Mayerle, Maria Del Pilar Acedo Nunez and Juozas Kupčinskas reflect on their highlights of the UEG Week 2024.
Best of UEG Week 2024 with Iris Dotan on "IBD"
For our second entry of "Best of UEG Week 2024", Pradeep Mundre asks Iris Dotan to comment on her personal highlights in IBD in this year's UEG Week.
Best of UEG Week 2024 with Roberta Maselli on "Endoscopy"
For our first entry of "Best of UEG Week 2024", Egle Dieninyte is talking to Roberta Maselli about how she experienced UEG Week 2024 from the eyes of an endoscopist.
The downsides of weight loss drugs (Metabolism)
In this episode of UEG Talks, host Pradeep Mundre discusses the topic of weight loss drugs and their impact on obesity with Professor Carel Le Roux, Director of Metabolic Medicine at University College Dublin. They explore the historical perspective of obesity, the physiology of weight management, and the efficacy of different treatment modalities. They also discuss the future of weight loss manag
Academic do's & don'ts
In this episode, host Egle Dieninyte sits down with Gianluca Ianiro, a gastroenterologist and academic researcher, to explore the essentials of a successful academic career. Gianluca shares his guiding principles: enjoying the research process, pursuing it with passion, and ensuring fairness in collaboration and authorship. Tune in to hear valuable insights on staying passionate, building networks
Innovation - A journey from idea to product (UEG Talks rewind)
During the summer holidays UEG Talks re-releases older episodes: Innovation in GI-endoscopy talk! Guest Alexander Meining, ESGE winner of the Innovation of the year Award 2020 for The Over-The Scope-Grasper, discusses the steps that can be taken from an idea to a novel invention or product. You will hear more about his personal journey, career highlights and inventions in endoscopy.
Medicine, Gen Z and other disasters (UEG Talks rewind)
During the summer holidays UEG Talks re-releases older episodes: Lucas Zimmerli is a chief of internal medicine in Switzerland. He is a genius who has solved the problem of staff shortage in his department. Want to listen to how he has achieved this? Tune in!
Surviving the world of GI (UEG Talks rewind)
During the summer holidays UEG Talks re-releases older episodes: Henriette Heinrich, UEG Education Committee Chair shares her tips and tricks on how to survive the world of GI and achieve success.
AI Essentials: Lower GI
In this second part on the basics of AI, hosted by Pradeep Mundre, Alanna Ebigbo and Louis Lau discuss the application of AI in the lower GI tract. They later focus on standardizing bowel preparation and the future of AI in gastroenterology.
AI Essentials: Basics and upper GI
In this episode of UEG Talks, host Pradeep Mundre is joined by two experts in AI applications for endoscopy: Louis Lau from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Alanna Ebigbo from the University Hospital in Augsburg. In the first part of the episode, they discuss the basic concepts of AI and its utility in the upper GI tract.
Physician Wellbeing
In this episode, our host, Egle Dieninyte and our guest, Martina Müller-Schilling, explore the fear of speaking out in the medical profession and the need for change. The conversation emphasizes that wellbeing issues affect not only individuals but also patients, co-workers, and the entire healthcare team. The focus should be on fixing the system rather than blaming individuals. Tune in an episode
Gut brain axis
In this episode of eanCast and UEG Talks, host Prof. Barbara Tettenborn from the EAN and guest Prof. Jutta Keller from UEG discuss neuro-gastroenterology, focusing on the gut-brain axis and its implications for various gastrointestinal and neurological disorders. They explore the influence of the microbiome on gut function, the impact of diet on brain health, and strategies for managing gastrointe
The Evolving Landscape of Scientific Publishing: Navigating Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Tune in to our newest episode on "The Evolving Landscape of Scientific Publishing: Navigating Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities". Join our host, Pradeep Mundre, as he interviews Joost PH Drenth, editor-in-chief of the UEG Journal and vice president of UEG. They'll dive into the key questions that can help you finally publish that lingering manuscript. Don’t miss out on expert insights and prac
Raising pancreatic superstars: from mice to knives
In this episode, our guests Johanna Laukkarinen and Alberto Balduzzi explore the crucial role of mentoring in medicine with our host, Egle Dieninyte. They discuss the benefits of research, the challenge of balancing work and personal life, and the importance of patient-centred care. Sharing personal experiences, Alberto and Johanna offer advice on finding motivation and enjoying the journey.
GI Heroines: Making it in GI as a woman
Join us as we explore the experiences of Jeanin Van Hooft and Marianna Arvanitakis, two trailblazing women in the GI field, interviewed by Eglė Dieninytė. From overcoming discrimination to empowering others, they share their personal journeys and offer valuable insights. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on resilience and growth in the professional world.
Leaving the playing field
Join our host Egle Dieninyte as she discusses the importance of teamwork and mentorship in medicine with Professor Paul Fockens. Explore Paul's insights on achieving success, managing stress, and embracing new challenges. Tune in for an enriching conversation on the how to leave the playing field.
Tiny Troubles: Understanding the Risk and Burden of Diminutive Polyps
Tune into our newest episode on the topic of "diminutive polyps" with our guest James East. Our host, Pradeep Mundre, questions James on the logic of the current system of resecting diminutive polyps and what we could learn from other countries. His answer might surprise you.
Ten commandments of the colon
In this episode, Cesare Hassan, one of the leading endoscopists in Europe, is interviewed by our host Eglė Dieninytė. Tune in as Cesare shares his tips and tricks for becoming a successful endoscopist yourself and how to watch out for the AI that is going to affect us all.
IBD treatment beyond anti-TNF (Part 2: Personalized medicine)
In this second part on IBD treatment beyond anti-TNF, dive even deeper into the topic with Ignacio (Nacho) Catalan-Serra and our host Pradeep Mundre.
IBD treatment beyond anti-TNF (Part 1: Present and future)
In this episode, delve into the realm of IBD with renowned GI expert Ignacio (Nacho) Catalan-Serra. Gain insights into the current landscape of drugs beyond targeting TNF and a glimpse into the future of this field. He is interviewed by our host Pradeep Mudre.
The weird, wonderful, unusual and unexpected in gastroenterology
Join Pradeep Mundre as he engages in a captivating conversation with Charles Murray, a seasoned GI expert at the helm of the UEG E-learning taskforce. Delve into Charles's most intriguing cases, where he not only shares heartbreaking stories of struggle and mistakes but also imparts valuable insights on overcoming challenges and learning from them. This episode unveils the unique and unexpected na
Guidelines: the good, the bad and the ugly
Embark on a journey with host Egle Dieninyte and guidelines expert Wafaa Khannoussi, chair of the UEG quality of care committee, as they navigate the intricacies of gastrointestinal guidelines, exploring the nuances of the good, the bad, and the challenging aspects. In this enlightening episode, Egle and Wafaa shed light on the dynamic landscape of GI guidelines, their impact, and the complexities
Best of UEG Week 2023 - Oncology
In the concluding episode of our "The Best of UEG Talks from UEG Week" series, join Pradeep Mundre and Julia Mayerle as they delve into the realm of oncology in a compelling conversation with Ana-Maria Bucalau.
Best of UEG Week 2023 - Endoscopy
Our fourth episode of the series "The Best of" UEG Talks from UEG Week is again hosted by Pradeep Mundre and Julia Mayerle. This chapter features esteemed endoscopy expert Cesare Hassan as they discuss all new matters regarding endoscopy.
Best of UEG Week 2023 - IBD
The third instalment of our "The Best of" UEG Talks from UEG Week talks is here. Our adept host Pradeep Mundre navigates us through the intricate landscape of IBD and is accompanied by the distinguished co-host, UEG Scientific Committee Chair Julia Mayerle. Sharing the stage is the esteemed expert in the realm of IBD, Tim Raine, who unfolds a wealth of profound knowledge and revolutionary advancem
Best of UEG Week 2023 - Pancreas
In this instalment of the "Best of UEG Week", Julia Mayerle engages in an insightful discussion with another renowned pancreas expert, Djuna Cahen, delving into the key highlights of the pancreas field during UEG Week 2023.
Best of UEG Week 2023 - Liver
In this "Best of UEG Week" episode, Julia Mayerle leads an engaging interview with renowned Austrian hepatologist Herbert Tilg. Together, they delve into the most exciting highlights and breakthroughs from the 2023 UEG Week in the hepatology field.
Gastroenterologist and Surgeons – How to benefit from each other
Join host Pradeep Mundre as he facilitates an enlightening discussion between gastroenterologist and hepatologist Henriette Heinrich and visceral surgeon Dieter Hahnloser. Explore the synergies and complications that arise when these medical experts collaborate, shedding light on how gastroenterologists and surgeons can mutually benefit from each other's expertise.
Family history of Colorectal cancer - what's next?
Pradeep Mundre speaks to Kevin Monahan to discuss the family history of colorectal cancer, a common condition many gastroenterologists face. Approximately 30% of the population across Europe has a family history of this disease, presenting numerous opportunities for cancer prevention.
Medicine, Gen Z and other disasters
Lucas Zimmerli is a chief of internal medicine in Switzerland. He is a genius who has solved the problem of staff shortage in his department. Want to listen to how he has achieved this? Tune in!
Fascinating histories and curiosities in gastroenterology
Fascinating and curious facts in the history of gastroenterology is a topic covered by today’s guest, Enrique De Madaria, UEG Rising Star 2017: from natural anti-coagulants in sweet clover to scurvy-sickened sailors and much more.
Surviving the world of GI
Henriette Heinrich, UEG Education Committee Chair shares her tips and tricks on how to survive the world of GI and achieve success.
Prevention of gastric cancer
Marcis Leja, member of the European Helicobacter and Microbiota Study Group, talks about the European perspective of gastric cancer prevention: epidemiology and clinical prevention are covered in-depth.
Globetrotting guidelines: Chronicles of the pancreatic cystic neoplasms
Giovanni Marchegianni, a pancreas surgeon, talks about how to approach guidelines on cystic pancreatic neoplasms endorsed by different societies: how to make the most use of them, how to approach cascade guidelines, and the role of social media in disseminating information.
Innovation - A journey from idea to product
Innovation in GI-endoscopy talk! Guest Alexander Meining, ESGE winner of the Innovation of the year Award 2020 for The Over-The Scope-Grasper, discusses the steps that can be taken from an idea to a novel invention or product. You will hear more about his personal journey, career highlights and inventions in endoscopy.
Paradigm-shifting trials in GI: Origins of the Waterfall trial
Enrique De Madaria expanded on his journey from his initial idea and clinical questions to being the PI of a paradigm-shifting trial in GI: the Waterfall trial (acute pancreatitis): Insights on successful clinical trials, finding motivation, possible future discoveries and much more.
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