UEG Talks
The United European Gastroenterology Podcast
Episode Archive
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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...
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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!...
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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 sc...
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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.
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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 i...
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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 approac...
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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 ...
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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 ...