1. Dr. Sharma earned his medical degree from Vadodara, India-based Baroda Medical College. He completed an internship at Oak Lawn, Ill.-based Christ Hospital, a residency at Milwaukee-based Medical College of Wisconsin and a fellowship at Tucson-based University of Arizona.
2. He specializes in Barrett’s esophagus. He has made several contributions to the field through his use of minimally invasive endoscopic methods.
3. Dr. Sharma will lead the society’s educational and research efforts and will organize the biennial World Congress on Esophageal Disease in 2020.
4. “The ISDE is a world leader in the development and dissemination of information about the esophagus. I am honored to be president of this esteemed organization and look forward to leading its efforts to improve patient lives,” he said.
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