Speech Title: Mapping the Causes of Rectal Bleeding: A Colonoscopy Audit by Age Group

 

Introduction

We are pleased to feature Dr. Ahmed Khan, an Advanced Endoscopy Fellow at the PAQJ Institute of Medical Sciences, Gambat, Pakistan. With specialized expertise in gastroenterology, hepatology, and advanced therapeutic endoscopy, Dr. Khan brings forward valuable clinical insights backed by strong research contributions. His session will focus on an age-group–based colonoscopy audit, highlighting the diverse causes of rectal bleeding—an essential area in diagnostic gastroenterology.

Benefits of Attending

Attending Dr. Khan’s session will offer:

  • A clear understanding of age-specific etiologies of rectal bleeding through detailed colonoscopy findings.

  • Clinical guidance for early detection and management, improving patient outcomes across varied age groups.

  • Insights into endoscopic strategies and diagnostic challenges, shared by an expert in advanced endoscopy techniques.

  • Exposure to real-world research data from a high-volume gastroenterology center in Pakistan.

  • An opportunity to learn from a specialist whose work bridges clinical practice, innovation, and academic research.

This session is highly beneficial for gastroenterologists, surgeons, physicians, trainees, and healthcare professionals involved in digestive health.


Research Interests of the Speaker

Dr. Ahmed Khan’s academic and clinical pursuits include:

  • Etiological research on rectal bleeding, supported by comprehensive colonoscopy audits.

  • Clinical gastroenterology and hepatology, with emphasis on acute viral hepatitis, particularly Hepatitis E.

  • Advanced therapeutic endoscopy, including cholangioscopy and cutting-edge procedural innovations.

  • Endoscopic diagnostics, improving disease detection and patient management in resource-diverse settings.

  • Ongoing contributions to local and international research, demonstrated through his abstracts and published work.

Awards, Recognition & Achievements

Conclusion

Dr. Ahmed Khan stands out as a dedicated and skilled gastroenterologist whose work combines advanced endoscopic expertise with meaningful clinical research. His presentation on rectal bleeding patterns across age groups promises to deliver relevant, data-driven insights that will enrich both clinical practice and academic discussions. Attendees can look forward to a highly informative and engaging session by a rising specialist in the field.

#Tags

#Gastroenterology #Endoscopy #TherapeuticEndoscopy #RectalBleeding #ColonoscopyAudit #Hepatology #HepatitisE #ClinicalResearch #PAQJIMS #Pakistan #MedicalConference #GIHealth #DigestiveDiseases

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