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Congratulations to @slsteinmd1 on being elected as the 2019-2020 AWS @WomenSurgeons president! Dr. Stein was also recently elected to our @fascrs_updates Executive Council, and she has been an invaluable member of our society! Thank you! #HardWorkPaysOff

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Myth #7 : Prophylactic surgery prevents future emergency surgery. Mostly false! Diverticulitis is not a progressive disease. Initial presentation is usually the worst. Only 4-5% of uncomplicated diverticulitis episodes have a complicated recurrence. #uncomplicateddiverticulitis

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We are saddened to announce that our immediate @ASCRS_1 past-president Dr David Margolin passed away peacefully, surrounded by family, after a heroic battle with lung cancer. To the end, he remained a leader, friend, and master surgeon with unparalleled dedication to his patients

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Myth #5 : Diverticulitis gets worse over time. Not true! The first attack is typically the worst attack, and the risk of progression from uncomplicated disease to a surgical emergency is less than 5%. Read our practice parameters here:

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Diverticulitis Myth #4 : Surgery required after 2 attacks of uncomplicated diverticulitis. In 2018, decision for surgery based less on # of attacks & more on disease severity/pain/disability. Patients with mild symptoms can have 20+ attacks & not require surgery. #CateredApproach

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Diverticulitis Myth #2 : Young patients (<50) need surgery after a single uncomplicated attack. Not true! Disease severity is similar for older and younger patients, and surgical decision making is the same for patients above and below the age of 50. #AgeIsJustaNumber

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Seeds, nuts & popcorn don’t cause #diverticulitis , nor do patients w/ diverticulosis or a history of diverticulitis need to avoid them. It's not clear why this disease happens in some, but increasing the fiber in your diet might help keep it at bay.

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Myth #1 : Nuts, seeds, and popcorn cause diverticulitis and should be avoided. False! A landmark 2008 population study found no association between nut/corn/popcorn consumption and diverticular disease, so go nuts!

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Myth #10 : Urgent surgery for perforated diverticulitis = #colostomy . Not true! Not all needing immediate surgery for complicated diverticulitis have colectomy w/colostomy. Stable patients w/ localized inflam./infection, primary anastomosis +/- proximal diverting stoma possible.

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@rahila_essani @PSugarbaker @AnnLowry12 @DoctorColon1 @changtangMD @lailara58 @drtracyhull Dr Sugarbaker is not a member of our society. His comments are horrible and unacceptable. Decisions on IRA vs ileostomy are complex, tailored to the individual patient, and completely unrelated to sex.

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. @debby_keller is the recipient of an NIH K grant and a junior faculty award at @ColumbiaSurgery . Learn more about her in the latest ASCRS #YoungSurgeon Spotlight:

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#ASCRS22 is here! We're so excited to be #TogetherAgain .

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What is a fistula? Also known as fistula-in-ano, a fistula is a tunnel between the rectum and the outside skin most commonly on the buttocks.

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We now have 10,000 followers! In celebration, we have a new look and a new username: @ASCRS_1 . Different logo, same great content. Thank you to everyone for your collaboration and expertise! #ColorectalSurgery #ColorectalResearch #ASCRS20 #SurgEd #SoMe4Surgery

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March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Surpassing both breast cancer and prostate cancer in mortality, #colorectalcancer is second only to lung cancer in numbers of deaths in the United States. Get more facts:

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Colonoscopy is the only test that can find and remove polyps before they become cancer. Get screened!

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If you were born in 1976 or earlier, it’s time to #GetScreened #DontBeLate #ColonCancerAwareness #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth #CancerSucks #ColonHealth #Colonoscopy @CCAlliance @FightCRC @SU2C @PreventCancer @AmericanCancer @theNCI @CR_UK @AmerMedicalAssn @AmCollSurgeons

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Colonoscopy is recommended for everyone at age 45. You can get colorectal cancer even if you do not have a family history of cancer.

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Today is Ostomy Awareness Day. See how #ostomy surgeries save lives and help @uoaa spread the word that #OstomiesAreLifesavers . #ColorectalCancer #IBD #CrohnsDisease #OstomyDay2019

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Rectal Cancer Fact #1 : Rectal Cancer Can Be Prevented. Most Rectal Cancers come from polyps. These polyps can be removed BEFORE they turn into cancer with routine screening and early detection. Learn more about polyps: #rectalcancer

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Cleveland sunset in the calm before the #ASCRS19 storm. We have an amazing program and we cannot wait to welcome you here! #ClevelandRocks

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Myth #9 : Most people with #diverticulitis experience multiple attacks. False! While 80% of Americans have #diverticulosis by age 80, only about 15-20% experience diverticulitis. Of these, 25% experience a second recurrence of which 25% may experience additional recurrences.

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Diverticulitis Myth #3 : Antibiotics are required for diverticulitis regardless of disease severity. New studies show that patients with uncomplicated disease recover well even without antibiotics, challenging surgical dogma. #SupportiveCareOnly

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. @Gifty_Kwakye_MD won the @PartnersNews GME Resident Teacher Award in her first year of practice. Learn more about her in the latest ASCRS #YoungSurgeon Spotlight:

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Which biomarker to use? CRP vs. Procalcitonin, both have >96% NPV #Anastomoticleak #ASCRS22

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The ASCRS Mentorship Program for General Surgery Residents is currently in search of mentor and mentee applicants. This is your invitation to foster long-lasting personal and professional bonds within the specialty of #colorectalsurgery . Learn more 👉

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We are beyond sad that #ascrs20 had to be cancelled, but the safety of our members and patients always comes first. Thank you to @drtracyhull for her unparalleled leadership during this unique time. #colorectalsurgery #SoMe4Surgery

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If Anastomotic Leaks keep you up and night, this episode is for you. Join @Averywalker21 , @BiddyDas and @jabelsonmd for an honest and insightful conversation about one of the complications colorectal surgeons fear the most. Listen here:

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Diverticulitis or cancer? In rare cases, diverticulitis can actually be colon cancer in disguise. The rate of occult cancer in people diagnosed with diverticulitis ranges from 2-11%. Get a colonoscopy after your first attack to be certain!

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Many thanks to Program Chair of #ASCRS24 , Alex Hawkins ( @alexhawkinsmd ), and Vice Chairs @AtifIqbalMD , @EKing719 , and @D_JafariMD for an outstanding job putting together this meeting! Your hard work and dedication made this event a tremendous success. 👏 👏👏

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Our leader, Dr Margolin, delivers a powerful and moving presidential address to a packed room @noladam #ASCRS19 #legend #resilience

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#Diverticulosis is extremely common in the Western world, affecting approximately 80% of Americans by the age of 80. Most won’t have symptoms, but 15% of patients will develop #Diverticulitis . This month, @fascrs_updates will address common myths re: Diverticular disease.

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Too young to get colon cancer? Think again. @CCAlliance @FightCRC @GYRIG #getscreened

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Colonoscopy not only detects colon cancer early, but also allows us to remove #polyps on the spot so they don’t turn into cancer. Get screened now!

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What is a seton? A seton is when a piece of material, commonly a piece of plastic, is placed through the fistula to keep it open so that it can drain well and allow the inflamed tissue to calm down before the next procedure.

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Congrats @SeanLangenfeld , recipient of Victor Fazio award for @DCRjournal editorial excellence . #ASCRS18

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We’re continuing to highlight some of the exceptional #WomenInColorectalSurgery and sharing their experiences in our profession. Meet @BoutrosMarylise ! Read more about her experience here:

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ASCRS Welcomes Dr. Tracy L. Hull ( @drtracyhull ) as President! #ASCRS19

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"You're going to put the scope WHERE?" Concerns about modesty during a #colonoscopy are understandable. Don't let that stop you! A colonoscopy is performed by pros who treat you with dignity and respect. @CCAlliance @FightCRC @GYRIG @coloncancerfnd @CCChallengeFdn @TheColonClub

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Congrats to ASCRS member @gdkennedy88 on his success as president of @UnivSurg . We're proud to see one of our members earn such a distinguished honor. You can support him by watching him give his Presidential Address, Finding Purpose in Academic Surgery, Feb. 4 at #ASC2020 .

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The Research Foundation of the ASCRS has a new grant to provide investigators the opportunity to research the incidence and severity of anastomotic leaks as relevant to the field of colon and rectal surgery. Learn more: @JoshSmithMDPhD @FergaljFleming

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President @SoniaRamMD in the house! #ASCRS24

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“No one in my family has colon cancer.” Only 20% of those diagnosed with colon cancer have family history of the disease. Get tested with a #colonoscopy at 50 - earlier relatives with colon cancer. @CCAlliance @FightCRC @GYRIG @coloncancerfnd @CCChallengeFdn @TheColonClub

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Surgeons and surgical trainees: the abstract deadline for #ASCRS22 is fast approaching! This is a great opportunity to showcase your #ColorectalResearch Click here for more information, including abstract FAQs: #Some4surgery #MedEd #MedTwitter

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Today on #NationalCancerSurvivorsDay , we recognized Brianna Mercker as the recipient of the prestigious 2023 Local Hero Award. To learn more about Brianna and watch her inspiring journey, click here: #ASCRS23

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The findings of the recent NordICC study have called into question the benefit of screening colonoscopy in preventing colorectal cancer. It is vitally important to us to clarify the findings of the study to avoid misinterpretation. Read here:

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Myth #8 : Diverticulitis requires hospital admission. False! Outpatient mgmt. with diet as tolerated and oral antibiotics is 3x more common than inpatient mgmt. Hospital admission indicated if the patient requires hydration, serial abdominal exams, or has failed outpatient mgmt.

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New policy for #ASCRS17 : pictures/tweets allowed! But please respect speakers request if they prefer not to for unpublished/sensitive data.

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@ASCRS do you agree? #ASCRS17 #ascrs2017

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Congratulations to ASCRS President @mutchstl @ConorDelaneyMD #ASCRS23

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“Colonoscopies are invasive and dangerous.” The risk of major complications from a #colonoscopy is very low. Benefits of #coloncancer prevention & early detection of polyps and cancer far outweigh risks. @CCAlliance @FightCRC @GYRIG @coloncancerfnd @CCChallengeFdn @TheColonClub

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We're so excited to see the tweets starting to roll in! We're just a couple days from #ASCRS22 & can't wait to see everyone! As a reminder, hashtags get a bit mixed up every year, which is human nature, but please remember to use #ASCRS22 so others can follow along. Thank you!

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"I fell in love with the speciality of colon and rectal surgery because of the people." In the latest ASCRS #YoungSurgeon Spotlight, @MarkSoliman shares why he's a member of ASCRS and why he chose to specialize in #colorectalsurgery :

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Most colorectal cancer starts as a #polyp . If removed during a #colonoscopy , it cannot develop into cancer. Learn more about polyps:

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Happy International Women’s Day! On this day we celebrate all the inspiring #WomeninColorectalSurgery that make up ASCRS and are part of this profession. We continue working towards promoting gender equity worldwide with all our members. #IWD2023 #EmbraceEquity

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Am I too young to have a #colonoscopy ? For the average person, we recommend colonoscopy starting at age 45. If a close family member has been diagnosed w/ colon or rectal cancer before 60, we may recommend having your first colonoscopy at a younger age.

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Too young for #colorectalcancer ? Think again. Colorectal cancer is on the rise in young people. Learn more here: #NeverTooYoung

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Gut Check, the brand new ASCRS Podcast, launches next month! We have a diverse panel of ASCRS member co-hosts lending their unique experience, knowledge, and human story to the show. @EKing719 @jabelsonmd @Averywalker21 @BiddyDas @DrE_UCSD

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Having pain with bowel movements? Afraid to poop? You may have an #analfissure . An anal fissure is a cut or tear in the anus that extends upward into the anal canal. Check out the signs and symptoms here:

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Can a seton cure a fistula? Most setons are placed loosely. If the seton is tightened over time, it can become a “cutting seton” and help cure the fistula without formal surgery. This can take more time and be more uncomfortable each time the seton is tightened.

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In light of the ongoing impact of COVID-19, travel restrictions worldwide, and concerns for the health and safety of our members and their patients, we have made the decision to hold our 2021 Annual Scientific Meeting virtually. Read more here:

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In order to more effectively communicate with our international audience, the Social Committee introduce @Leo708 (Dr. Leonardo Bustamante-Lopez) to expand the comments and initiatives of International Members in Spanish and Portuguese. #colorectalresearch

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#Coloncancer in your 20’s? Think it isn’t possible…think again. The incidence of Colon and Rectal Cancers Rising in Young People. @CCAlliance @FightCRC @GYRIG

Colon and Rectal Cancers Rising in Young People (Published 2017)

Scientists are reporting a sharp rise in colorectal cancers in adults as young as their 20s and 30s, though the reasons are unclear.

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If you are a general surgery resident interested in colon and rectal surgery (CRS) or you have already started searching for a CRS fellowship, then this networking event is for you! RSVP:

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Congratulations to @TheColonClub winner of the ASCRS 2019 Jagelman Award, accepted by Pres. Trish Lannon ( @seussfan ).This award honors the memory of Dr. David Jagelman, whose advocacy for his patients at the Cleveland Clinic is legendary. #ASCRS19 #NationalCancerSurvivorsDay

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The official ASCRS podcast, Gut Check, is now available wherever you listen to podcasts! In this first episode, you'll meet the six co-hosts. Subscribe today! @alexjennykyMD @EKing719 @Averywalker21 @BiddyDas @DrE_UCSD @jabelsonmd

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Too young for Colorectal Cancer? Think again. CRC is on the rise in young people with recent data showing it is the leading cause of cancer death among men aged 20–49 years, with incidence rate is increasing by 1.5% every year in people under 50. #colorectalcancerawarenessmonth

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Rectal Cancer Fact #12 : The death rate from colorectal cancer has been decreasing for several decades. One reason for this: Colorectal polyps are found more often by screening and removed before they become cancerous. Learn more about colorectal polyps:

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Lots of reasons people avoid #colonoscopy . During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we will list the top 10 with suggestions to help move beyond the excuses and have the test. @CCAlliance @FightCRC @GYRIG @coloncancerfnd @CCChallengeFdn @TheColonClub @coloncancerprevproj

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Congratulations to Dr Ian Paquette @ianmpaquette on the @DCRjournal 2019 Victor Fazio award for editorial excellence! A well-deserved honor #ASCRS19

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ASCRS members: This week we are rolling out our new closed Facebook group! It is a perk of ASCRS membership, and designed to allow discussion, polls, and surgical videos. Click here to join (and don't forget to answer our 2 questions): #ASCRS19

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Did you know you were BORN with hemorrhoids? Yes, you read that right. A #hemorrhoid is a vascular cushion inside the anal canal and rectum. There are two types: internal and external. Learn more at or get checked at . #AskASCRS

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Did you know that colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer in the United States? In 2023, an estimated 153,020 people will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer in the U.S — making this the second-deadliest cancer in our country. #colorectalcancerawarenessmonth

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March is #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth ! How are you promoting awareness of the importance of colorectal cancer screening, prevention and treatment? Learn More:

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I have #diverticulosis . Can I prevent #diverticulitis ? It’s not clear, but by maintaining a diet high in fiber and water you can potentially minimize the number and severity of diverticulitis flares. Learn more:

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@DCRjournal #ResidentsCorner algorithm for #RectalProlapse #ColorectalSurgery #VisualAbstract

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Polyps are growths that form when cells in the colon lining start to grow. They are not always cancerous, but if they continue to reproduce, over time they can become cancerous and spread. The only way to discover them is to get a colonoscopy. Learn more:

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It can be embarrassing to approach your doctor about issues with your bottom. Just know that you are not alone! #Hemorrhoids are common and can be treated effectively, and it’s important to rule out more serious problems.

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A.S.C.R.S. gives you the flexibility to experience the highlights of the ASCRS annual meeting from anywhere. View almost 600 video abstracts, plenary videos, a virtual exhibit hall and much more. Save the date. This new experience launches on July 27.

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Our President, Dr Tom Read, gives thanks to his outstanding #ASCRS22 program chairs They've worked extremely hard to put together an unparalleled program. @slsteinmd1 @Lilian_ChenMD @TheJhall13 @jbmitchem

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"I believe building diverse physician leaders is important. It's part of the reason did an MBA." Hear more from @WeillCornell #colorectalsurgeon @heatheryeomd in the latest ASCRS #YoungSurgeon Spotlight:

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Did you know that colon cancer screening begins at age 45 for average-risk individuals? If you have a personal or family history of colorectal cancer, polyps or inflammatory bowel disease, your screening should be earlier. . #ColonCancer #ColorectalSurgery

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A message from us on racism:

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We will be holding a celebration of life for our beloved past-president Dr David Margolin on Thursday, May 7 at 7pm CST. Please visit our website for info on how to access the event: #Legend #Leader #TryYourBest #HaveFun #FinishStrong

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"I’m afraid a colonoscopy will hurt.” No need to worry. #colonoscopy sedation is safe & keeps you from pain during the procedure. Many patients wake up and say it was the best sleep they've ever had. @CCAlliance @FightCRC @GYRIG @coloncancerfnd @CCChallengeFdn @TheColonClub

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Time to take care of yourself! Screening colonoscopy is recommended starting at age 45.

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Why do you have to get a #colonoscopy ? Is it really that important? Can it actually detect and prevent #coloncancer from developing? GET ANSWERS: #savinglives

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Bottoms up! The cornerstone of therapy for the management of hemorrhoids is drinking plenty of fluids and eating 20-35 grams of fiber per day. In addition to fruits and vegetables, fiber supplements can help you achieve this goal.

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Do you need a colonoscopy? The answer is yes if you: • are 45+ • have had polyps before • have a family history of colon polyps or cancer • are anemic • have rectal bleeding, bowel habit changes or persistent abdominal or rectal pains More info:

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The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) has released updated rectal cancer practice guidelines. Check out the highlights of these updated recommendations here:

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Colonoscopy is the best test to find and remove polyps before they turn into colorectal cancer. #GetScreened

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Pilonidal Disease with @JISBMD @SeanLangenfeld @tlhedr0 @SWexner @vincentobiasMD @JohnRTMonsonMD @SamAtallahMD @Leo708 @KyleCologne @debby_keller @ehaasmd @DCRjournal @dubaicolorectal @JoshuaTylerMD @GaertnerWB @ScottRSteeleMD #colorectalresearch

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Let's talk about socioeconomic and racial disparities in relation to #diverticulardisease .

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"I do my best to give back to the ASCRS, but I always end up receiving much more than I ever contribute." Thank you for all you do, @seanlangenfeld . More from Dr. Langenfeld in the ASCRS #YoungSurgeon Spotlight:

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Rectal Cancer Fact #4 : Not all bleeding is from hemorrhoids! If you have bleeding, see a provider. They should do an exam to look at your hemorrhoids. If they are normal, then further investigation should be undertaken. Learn more about #hemorrhoids :

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Do you know what age should you start getting screened for #colorectalcancer ? Many cases appear in adults under the age of 50. Last year, @AmericanCancer lowered the screening age to 45. Learn more about screening for colon cancer:

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Great #ASCRS17 Annual Meeting-- highest attendance in Society history! A record setter with 2,044 physician registrants!

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Next month is Colorectal Cancer Awareness month. Spread the word about the importance of screening! There are creative ideas and valuable resources on the ASCRS website to help you get the word out. #colorectalcancer #getscreened

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Caption this! Gut Check is going live right now! Located in the Innovation Theater in the Innovation Center. #ASCRS24 @EKing719 @alexjennykyMD @jabelsonmd @BiddyDas @Averywalker21 @DrE_UCSD

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