The Northern Gut Hub podcast

A focused ESEGH revision episode on diagnosing inflammatory bowel disease. This episode covers when to perform full colonoscopy with terminal ileal intubation, how to recognise the classic endoscopic patterns of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and which scoring systems matter for the exam, including UCEIS, Mayo endoscopic subscore, SES-CD, and Rutgeerts. It also explains why basal plasmacytosis is such an important histological finding and how faecal calprotectin helps distinguish IBD from IBS and track disease activity. Practical, exam-focused, and easy to follow.

Step into the ERCP room with confidence. This episode gives endoscopy nurses a clear, practical guide to supporting safe and effective ERCP—from preparing the room and managing sedation to anticipating complications and communicating clearly under pressure. It’s all about smart setup, smooth teamwork, and knowing what to expect before the duodenoscope even goes in. Designed for nurses of all experience levels.

Here we talk about the explosion in AI and what it might mean for gastroenterologists in the not too distant future!

In this episode of the Northern Gut Hub podcast, we discuss ESD with guest speaker Dr Samer Al Dury. We cover what ESD is, its main indications, where it fits alongside other endoscopic techniques, and why it is becoming an important part of advanced therapeutic endoscopy. Dr Al Dury shares insights from his experience working in the Mayo Clinic, Sweden, Oman, and now Leeds. He is a lead endoscopy director and published researcher in gastroenterology, hepatology, and interventional endoscopy.

An overview of billary disorders for ESEGH exam preparation.

ESEGH exam podcast preparation for pancreatic disorders

Hey everyone, welcome back to the Gastroenterology Revision Podcast! Today, we’re covering liver disease in pregnancy – a tricky but important topic for the ESEGH exam. We’ll break down the essentials based on the latest EASL guidelines. Let’s get into it!

Hey everyone, welcome back to the Gastroenterology Revision Podcast! In this episode, we’re tackling liver disease part 2, focusing on autoimmunity, viral, and metabolic disorders. We’re sticking to the latest EASL guidelines, breaking down the key concepts and practical tips you need for the ESEGH exam.

Hey everyone, welcome to the Gastroenterology Revision Podcast! Today, we’re diving into liver cirrhosis and variceal management, focusing on what you really need to know for the ESEGH exam. We’re basing this episode on the latest EASL guidelines, breaking down the key points, updates, and practical tips to make it all stick. Whether you’re cramming for the exam or just brushing up on your clinical knowledge, we’ve got you covered. Let’s get into it!

Bonus topic talking about treatments and complications in pregnancy and patients with inflammatory bowel disease

Welcome to the Gastroenterology SCE Exam Prep Podcast! I’m Dr. Khurum Hakeem, a Gastroenterology Registrar, bringing you high-yield content to ace the Specialty Certificate Exam. Whether you’re commuting, at the gym, or winding down, tune in for concise, exam-focused insights and tips. Let’s make your revision efficient and effective!

Join us as we explore the clinical manifestations and management of vitamin deficiencies and toxicities, eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia, refeeding syndrome, pollen-food allergy syndrome, and allergic eosinophilic proctocolitis.We also highlight current European Gastroenterology guidelines on weight loss management, including pharmacotherapy and surgical options. Perfect for medical students, trainees preparing for exams or clinical rotations.

An overview of the oesophagus topics that may arise in your exam. High your topics chosen to help yourself in the relevant points of the oesophagus and pathology that may occur including treatment based off ESGE guidelines.

A deep dive into the specifics of various hereditary cancer syndrome he may encounter in the exam and a brief overview of GI related immunology topics.

This first topic primarily to help you with your ESGEH exam. We discussed GI physiology and some basic concepts in clinical entities, including higher resolution oesophageal manometry.