gastroenterologist

1. The colon is very important in some diseases, but it certainly is not the cause of all illnesses, said Melita Gordon, a consultant gastroenterologist said in the review.
   胃肠病专家顾问梅利塔？戈登在这期总结回顾中说：结肠对某些疾病来说很重要，但绝不是万病之源。
2. A gastroenterologist places a flexible endoscope down the throat of a mildly sedated patient.
   胃肠病学家把柔顺的内镜轻柔地放置到镇定的病人喉咙以下。
3. It's a "landmark trial," says gastroenterologist David Kerman, MD, assistant professor of clinical medicine at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, who was not involved in the study.
   没有参与这项研究的迈阿密大学米勒医学院的临床医学助理教授，胃肠病学专家DavidKerman博士称，这是一个里程碑式的试验。
4. Fortunately, the contemporary clinical gastroenterologist is "armed" with several complementary imaging and endoscopic techniques to detect PBD with high resolution.
   幸运的是，目前临床胃肠病学家“装备”有数种互补的影像学和内镜技术，来高分辨率地探察胰胆管疾病。
5. The former gastroenterologist and expert on16th-century literature looked for descriptions of sensory ailments in all42 of Shakespeare's major works.
   约瑟夫（胃肠病学家、十六世纪文学专家），在莎士比亚的42部主要作品中都找到了有关感知性不适的描述。
6. A gastroenterologist must also be a psychiatrist skillful in the treatment of psychopathic gastrointestinal disease.
   作为一位消化内科医生，必须同时也是一位善于治疗精神性胃肠病的精神科医生。
7. Currently, neither medical therapy nor surgery can cure this chronic disease. Optimum management of CD patients requires an interactive partnership among gastroenterologist, surgeon and patient.
   目前，无论药物还是手术治疗均难以治愈这类疾病，通常需要胃肠病专家、外科医生及患者来共同参与制定最佳的治疗方案。

noun

1. a physician who specializes in diseases of the gastrointestinal tract