Pancreatitans have birthdays too 🎁🎉🎁 #PancreaPrincess Duke General Surgery Residency Peter Allen

No one I’d rather twin with.

Smoothest RUF day

No one drinks as many smoothies as someone in the process of moving. NC —> TX Duke General Surgery Residency UTSW Surgery Residents

Prone diapering is my flex. 💪🏻 #surgparenting

Welcome Tanya Glaser, MD to the Duke Ophthalmology Pediatric Division! We are excited to have Dr. Glaser stay on with us after completing her residency and Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus fellowship at Duke Eye Center! Learn more - bit.ly/36NWjX2 Duke University School of Medicine

Sometimes the baby needs you to cry them to sleep.

And fellowship begins!

My mom said at her funeral when they lower her casket she wants the Law and Order theme song to play. What an icon.

Best day of the year for colorectal residents! Career course starting now. #CRScareeercourse Sharon L. Stein Michael A. Valente ASCRS_1 Thomas Read Daniel A. Popowich, MD Karen Zaghiyan, M.D. Angela Kuhnen, MD, MPH Mike McGee William Kethman Melissa I. Chang | 張愛文 MD, FACS, FASCRS @D_JafariMD

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Congratulations to #DukeSurgery’s Dr. Gayle DiLalla on being appointed as the new Chair of the Membership Committee for the Association of Women Surgeons! Dr. DiLalla is an Assistant Professor of Surgery and has been with Duke since 2011. #WomenInSurgery Gayle DiLalla

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. fascrs.org/patients/disea…. #ColonCancer #ColorectalSurgery

What’s a colorectal surgeon’s favorite beer? IPA-A.

An exceptional choice, in elevating her she will elevate us all. Congrats my dear friend.

Adding more fuel to the #HAI fire. Great study looking at unresectable #ColorectalCancer liver metastases from ⁦Duke Surgery⁩ AHPBA IHPBA ⁦American Cancer Society⁩ ⁦Colorectal Cancer Alliance⁩ link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Hemorrhoids are enlarged anal blood vessels that may cause itching, bleeding or discomfort. Colorectal surgeons can provide surgical and non-surgical treatments. You’ll feel better! fascrs.org/patients/disea…

Put your hemorrhoid concerns behind you!

If you have an anorectal problem I’ll get to the bottom of it.

In terms of our ability to make good decisions we are more like Homer Simpson than Superman.