About Penn Gastroenterology
Penn's multidisciplinary approach to GI medicine
provides state-of-the art care and clinical research
for people with a variety of digestive, liver
and pancreatic disorders.
 Nationally
Recognized Physicians
Penn gastroenterologists of the Digestive
and Liver Center have pioneered advances within
their fields and bring you more options in detecting
and treating disease. Experience and technology
enable us to provide expert care for everyone,
including people with additional medical conditions
or risk factors.
U.S.News & World Report ranked Penn's
digestive diseases program the
highest
in the Philadelphia region. Overall, the
clinical specialties at Penn have been consistently
ranked among the nation's best by U.S.News.
Multidisciplinary Approaches
Penn Gastroenterology provides multidisciplinary
care for digestive and liver disease. Our programs
include related specialists who are integrally
involved in your care, including:
- gastroenterology, pancreatology and hepatology
- surgery
- oncology
- radiation therapy
- imaging
- pathology
Patients benefit from the technical and
research resources of the Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania, one of the nation's leading
academic medical centers, Penn Presbyterian Medical
Center, and Penn Medicine at Radnor.
World-Renowned Research Programs
Clinical programs in gastroenterology are enriched
through ongoing biomedical research and through
the NIH-funded Center
for Molecular Studies in Digestive and Liver
Diseases.
Digestive and liver research programs aim to
bring scientific advances to patient care.
The
University of Pennsylvania ranks second among
U.S. academic medical centers in National Institutes
of Health funding, and Penn's School of Medicine
was ranked third in the nation for medical schools
by U.S.News & World Report. We are
committed to training the future leaders of gastroenterology
through education and development of our fellows.
We thank you for using Penn Gastroenterology.
Sincerely yours,
Anil
Rustgi, MD
Chief, Gastroenterology
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