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We have noticed that there are often rooms being underutilized for entire or partial days and that the patient backlog of procedures has increased.
A 63-year-old male with a history of hypertension, well-controlled on amlodipine, presents with chronic diarrhea, bloating, and unintentional weight loss of 15 pounds over six months.
A Growing and Often Missed BurdenMetabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) has emerged as a major public health threat, one that is often under-recognized due to its silent progression.
Quality improvement (QI) in gastroenterology (GI), is a phrase that is often uttered in conferences, meetings, and on societal websites. It’s a concept that gastroenterologists know is important, but formal training in QI initiatives is not standardized.
The role of the endoscopy technician has traditionally been underrecognized within the gastrointestinal (GI) procedural team. Historically, technicians have received limited formal education, often relying on on-the-job training from senior colleagues.
Starting fellowship is a big step, but you're not alone. ASGE offers tips, strategies, and reflections from GI fellows to help you thrive in training and prepare for board exams with confidence.
Welcome to your first year of GI fellowship and to ASGE, your professional home!As you begin this exciting new chapter, ASGE is here to support you every step of the way.
Mark your calendars for education designed for trainees at every stage of fellowship hosted at the ASGE Institute for Training and Technology facility in Downers Grove, IL and/or participate virtually.
My research journey began during my fourth year of medical school in Pakistan, where I initially had limited exposure to formal research training.
Recently we were advised by a representative from the company where we order our breath tests that we should be billing CPT code 91065 twice for each test being performed because the test is inclusive of both hydrogen and methane.
It is important to stay up to date on proper and improper utilization of new, deleted and revised codes. In review of 2025 an important revision occurred for G2211. This HCPCS code was first introduced in January 2024.
We’re all experiencing the effects of a growing physician shortage. From increased workloads to recruitment challenges and burnout, it’s a multifaceted issue and one I believe deserves candid discussion.
Discover ASGE’s upcoming global engagements as the Society continues to collaborate worldwide to advance GI endoscopy education and innovation.
The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 ASGE Endoscopic Training Award.
We are a little confused regarding Modifier KX. Should this modifier be used for only a screening after a positive Cologuard, no biopsies ex: Z12.11/R19.5 G0121/KX, biopsy/polyp removed Z12.11/D12.0/R19.5 45385/KX/PT or both scenarios?