Abramson Cancer Center gastrointestinal cancer clinicians and researchers are leading the way nationally in the diagnosis and treatment of GI cancers.
Today, there's more hope than ever for those who face gastrointestinal cancer. Our multidisciplinary team sees more patients with these types of GI problems in one year than many doctors see in their career.
By putting our experience to work, we offer the best possible treatment outcomes.
If diagnosed with a GI cancer, or concerned about a GI cancer, it's important to have the best team of experts available.
Penn's Multidisciplinary GI Cancer Program has individuals nationally recognized for their expertise who can provide the information, care, and support to help each step of the way.
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During her week at college orientation at Columbia University in late August 2008, Annalisa Meier, an outgoing, self-reliant teenager, first noticed that she wasn't feeling well. She began having vivid nightmares and experienced an onslaught of headaches. In her first regular class, September 2, 2008, her jaw began twitching uncontrollably. After class, Annalisa made her way back to her dorm room and called her Mother, Pilar. While on the phone with her Mother, Annalisa fell to the floor and lost consciousness. When Annalisa regained consciousness, she called Pilar again, who "talked her" across campus to the Columbia University's Medical Center.
WATCH the Focus On Neuroendocrine Tumors Conference
NBC10 Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Video with Dr. Gregory Ginsberg
OncoLink's" The Basics" -- Learn basic information about different gastrointestinal cancers.
OncoLink - Advances in Colorectal Cancer Screening. Read OncoLink's brown bag chat transcript.
Focus On Gastrointestinal Cancer Video
A patient education video with testimonies from our patients, doctors and researchers. Find out more about programs, treatment, research and care that is unique to the Abramson Cancer Center.
Clinical Briefing: Management of Neuroendocrine Tumors
3rd Annual Focus on Gastrointestinal Cancers Program Listen to Podcast, View Photos and More!
Visit Abramson Cancer Center's Gastrointestinal Cancer Risk Evaluation Program
Abramson Cancer Centers Gastrointestinal Cancer Program is conducting exciting, innovation research entitled "The Mechanisms of Esophageal Carcinogenesis." This important project will define underlying mechanisms in the development of esophageal cancer that will lead to new ways to diagnose and treat this cancer. Find out more...
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