GI at Houston Digestive Diseases Consultants | Med School @UTHealth | IM Residency @UTSWNews | GI fellowship @UTMBhealth | Advanced Endoscopy @YaleDigestive

Houston, TX
Joined December 2016
So excited to have matched @YaleDigestive for @ASGEendoscopy Advanced Endoscopy fellowship! Very much looking forward to it😀
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
What a pleasant surprise to have your article mentioned on the cover of one of my favorite journals - @GIE_Journal Our article on #NVUGIB in pts post PCI for acute myocardial infarction, and an excellent editorial on our article by #JohnSaltzman @RonaldSamuelMD1 @shailsingh
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An excellent study by @BilalMohammadMD et. al.! Triaging advanced GI endoscopy procedures during the COVID-19 Pandemic: consensus recommendations using the Delphi method. A must-read! @GIE_Journal @mikewallacemd! Congrats to all the team! Link: els-jbs-prod-cdn.jbs.elsevie…
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Thanks @BilalMohammadMD for highlighting our study in @GIE_Journal. We miss you!
Great study by my awesome former co-fellow @TimothyKrillMD in @GIE_Journal 👀 at outcomes for esophageal #FoodImpactions ✅EGD w/in vs. beyond 12 hrs of symptom onset has similar outcomes ✅Adverse events increase with accessory use Important❓ Can EGD wait until the AM
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
A great thread from @BrennanSpiegel. This is what I mentioned on the @CrohnsColitisFn Facebook Live event. ▶️ACE2 receptors (mode of entry for SARS-CoV-2) present in sm bowel ▶️SARS-CoV-2 detectable in stool ▶️Reasonable to think that fecal spread occurs ▶️WASH YOUR HANDS! ✋🤚
Evolving #COVID19 data, please share: Could COVID19 spread through stool? In this thread, I will summarize what our editorial team at #AmJGastro knows about the risk of fecal spread. I will start by emphasizing that we do *not* yet know, for sure, if it spreads though... (1/10)
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
During this #COVID19 pandemic - which endoscopy cases are urgent vs elective. The results of the #GITwitterverse poll are attached Some asked for a pdf link as well (below) Ofcourse every case is unique, but some guidance as to what other #GIs think yumpu.com/xx/document/read/6…
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
Super helpful guideline from @NYSGE re defining elective vs urgent endoscopic procedures in era of #coronavirus @AmCollegeGastro #GITwitter
ACG #COVID19 and #Gastroenteology webinar with Dr. @BrennanSpiegel live tweeting insights from Dr. Mark Mulligan infectious disease expert from @nyulangone @mjmull @MarkPochapin @dagreenwald @SunandaKaneMD @JohnVargoMD
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
My general stance is that losing groups of staff (MDs, nurses, techs etc), can happen v. quickly and is devastating clinically (think of how many patients any given staff member can care for in a week)- so N95s probably the way to go across the board. #GIjournalclub
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
Hot off the Press: Study shows that up to 50% of #COVID19 patients may present with GI symptoms including #anorexia and #diarrhea. And these patients had a worse clinical course. Let’s make sure our colleagues and the @CDCgov recognize this new information #NotJustCough – at Manhattan, NY
Study from The American Journal of #Gastroenterology Reveals Diarrhea is Prominent Symptom of #COVID19 Wuhan data show that up to half of patients present w/ a digestive symptom as chief complaint Read AJG: bit.ly/2Qrpx6t ACG Statement bit.ly/2xHALwS #AmJGastro
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
For this weeks @GIJournal #GIjournalclub we will be discussing GIE article "Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak: what the department of endoscopy should know” and the Gastroenterology article “ Evidence for gastrointestinal infection of SARS-CoV-2” Wed March 18th @9pm EST
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
Seeing the #Covid_19 trend from other countries, it seems that elective procedures willl eventually be cancelled & resouces better utilized where pts will “most” need it. Lets not wait for a pt or staff member to get sick before acting on it Keeping staff safe = better for pts
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
My mother is a physician👩🏻‍⚕️. Got married in her 30s 👫. Raised two kids 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. Loves working 6 days a week in her 60s🏥. Don’t let age, sex and society define you . Strong women, may we know them, may we be them @PROWDWomen #InternationalWomensDay2020 #WomenInMedicine
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
Check out “Comparison between fine-needle biopsy and fine-needle aspiration for EUS-guided sampling of subepithelial lesions” by Facciorusso et al from the January issue. ow.ly/CT0Y30q3MRi
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Timothy S. Krill, MD retweeted
Great study by #Bazerbachi et al in the @GIE_Journal 👀 at efficacy of EUS-LB in detecting fibrosis in NAFLD ✅Only NAFLD pts ✅EUS-LB better than MRE in establishing fibrosis ✅Can be helpful in pts w obesity Important❓:How to incorporate EUS-LB in routine practice in NAFLD
GIE just published a new study by Bazerbachi et al, “EUS-guided core liver biopsy sampling using a 22-gauge fork-tip needle.” ow.ly/TuI330pWlPV
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Another excellent talk at MD Anderson by Dr. Doug Adler on advancements in the treatment of Cholangiocarcinoma. @MDAndersonNews
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Excellent talk by Dr. Eric Tamm on the advances in biliary and pancreatic oncologic imaging at MD Anderson’s 4th Annual Sawyer International Pancreato-biliary and GI Cancer Symposium
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DDW Abstracts submitted! Much appreciation to @DDWMeeting for resolving the site issues so promptly. Looking forward to another productive meeting.
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