Keck Medicine of USC Physician Blog | Gastroenterology

Why Patients with Chronic GERD Should Be Referred to a High-Volume Specialty Program
October 13, 2026

Why Patients with Chronic GERD Should Be Referred to a High-Volume Specialty Program

With numerous possible symptoms and treatments, chronic gastroesophageal reflux disease requires a medical team with robust experience and the latest...
Why Patients with Chronic GERD Should Be Referred to a High-Volume Specialty Program
October 13, 2026

Why Patients with Chronic GERD Should Be Referred to a High-Volume Specialty Program

With numerous possible symptoms and treatments, chronic gastroesophageal reflux disease requires a medical team with robust experience and the latest...
Transplant Oncology Is Expanding Cancer Care Possibilities
October 13, 2026

Transplant Oncology Is Expanding Cancer Care Possibilities

A Keck Medicine liver transplant specialist explains how transplant oncology is an emerging option for patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, cholangiocarcinoma...
 Robotic Surgery for Complex Hepatobiliary Cases: Expanding the Frontier
October 8, 2026

Robotic Surgery for Complex Hepatobiliary Cases: Expanding the Frontier

From Whipple procedures to major liver resection, innovations in robotic technique are expanding the boundaries of minimally invasive HPB surgery...
 Inflammatory Bowel Disease: How Surgery’s Role in IBD Treatment Is Evolving
October 6, 2026

Inflammatory Bowel Disease: How Surgery’s Role in IBD Treatment Is Evolving

As advanced medical treatments reduce the need for IBD surgery, the surgical cases that remain are more complex. A Keck...
 What Are the Latest Advances in Cholangiocarcinoma Treatment?
October 6, 2026

What Are the Latest Advances in Cholangiocarcinoma Treatment?

Immunotherapy and precision medicine are offering new hope against one of the most challenging cancers. Cholangiocarcinoma, or bile duct cancer,...
 How Rising Rates of MASLD/MASH Are Impacting Liver Transplant Demand
August 19, 2026

How Rising Rates of MASLD/MASH Are Impacting Liver Transplant Demand

A Keck Medicine of USC transplant hepatologist discusses MASLD/MASH’s burdens and how early intervention can turn the tide on transplantation....
 Minimally Invasive Procedure Restores Achalasia Patient’s Ability to Keep Food Down
August 5, 2026

Minimally Invasive Procedure Restores Achalasia Patient’s Ability to Keep Food Down

After losing the ability to ingest food and drinks properly, a 31-year-old achalasia patient turned to Keck Medicine of USC...

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