Hirsh, Eugene H, MD

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Additional Specialties: Gastroenterology

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Emory Clinic At Smyrna

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Gastroenterology Consultants

Hirsh Eugene MD

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Phone: (404) 255-1000

Address: 3903 S Cobb Dr SE Ste 200, Smyrna, GA 30080

Website: http://www.atlantagiconsultants.com

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General Practitioners

Colonoscopy
For colonoscopies performed by Dr. Bullock, you may schedule directly via our Immediate Access Colonoscopy Form found at Dr. Bullock's Immediate Access Website, or call 770-442-5882, Option 2.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Diarrhea

Internal Medicine
Dr. Riddick performed his residency in Internal Medicine at Emory University. After serving in the National Health Service Corps, Dr. Riddick returned to Emory for a fellowship in hepatology and digestive diseases.
Gastroenterology
Gastroenterology Consultants has three experienced gastroenterologists who provide diagnose and treat patients with digestive issues. Our doctors see patients in the north Atlanta-metro area, specifically Alpharetta, Roswell, Smyrna, and Sandy Springs. Click on a photo or name below to learn more about each doctor.
Colon Cancer
Colonoscopy is a careful viewing of the lining of the colon on a high def video monitor performed by insertion of a thin flexible tube with a tiny video camera on its tip while the patient is asleep or deeply sedated. By passing instruments through the scope, benign growths called polyps, which may sometimes turn into colon cancer, can be removed, and areas of the colon that we want more information about, can be further examined under a microscope by painlessly removing tiny bits of tissue for biopsies.
Endoscopy
UPPER ENDOSCOPY (EGD): The insertion through the mouth of a thin flexible tube with a tiny video camara and light on its tip (similar to a colonoscope, but thinner and shorter) to examine the lining of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum, performed while deeply sedated or asleep. It can be helpful for the evaluation of symptoms of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum, and the diagnosis of such disorders as peptic ulcers, Barrett’s esophagus or stomach cancer. Biopsies may be obtained during the procedure to aid in the arrival of an exact diagnosis. Watch the video “Upper Endoscopy – What Patients Can Expect” for a more comprehensive understanding of upper endoscopy.

Ulcer
Drawing on his earlier career in full-time academic gastroenterology (first at the National Institutes of Health, then as Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of California, Irvine, and later at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine ), Dr. Cherner brings to his practice those scientific advances he judges likely to benefit his patients. Although he developed a love for a broad array of gastroenterological disorders during his training (Fellowship) at Emory, it was in the field of regulation of secretion of stomach acid and pepsin, and its application to peptic ulcer disease, acid reflux, and Barrett’s esophagus, that Dr. Cherner established his early reputation (see www.drjaycherner.com/dr-cherner.php ) He was privileged to be part of the team that was the first to investigate the use of Prilosec (omeprazole), Pepcid (famotidine) and Sandostatin (ocreotide) among patients in this country, and honored by the publication of those three separate studies in Gastroenterology and the New England Journal of Medicine. The recognition bestowed upon his work identifying the merits and shortcomings of “Portal Venous Sampling for Gastrin” by its inclusion in the Yearbook of Gastroenterology of 1985 was a highpoint that presaged his current emphasis on performing only those tests that are truly beneficial to a patient’s outcome. But although he derived much satisfaction from his publication of numerous important studies (see www.jaycherner.com/publications.php ) his federally-funded research, his teaching of young doctors, and his role as Consultant and Reviewer for prestigious medical journals, something was missing. His academic successes had caused him to drift away from the very reason he chose to become a doctor in the first place – to help people combat and prevent illness.

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