Medical students and young doctors constitute an important part of health care. In the gastroenterology department, patients are often first examined and then referred by a consulting physician. As with all medical specialties, obtaining a professional qualification requires the acquisition of medical knowledge. There are many resources such as manuals and reference materials available for this purpose. Inspired by patient care, this book offers a new approach to medical education. 50 Gastrointestinal Diseases and Joints is a separate book. This includes many conditions that are often seen by a gastroenterologist in the hospital and outpatient clinic. Each case is presented with context and work including drawings (various models, including analysis), followed by a brief management discussion. In each case, a question is presented to the reader, followed by an answer. Each case being unique, the key educational points are tested in the form of descriptive questions. Similar to real-world situations, this helps readers retain the most important information. Why buy this book? Rather than writing facts like most summary books, the content is based on real medical situations. Everyone from medical students to residents/registrants in internal medicine, emergency medicine, gastroenterology, radiology, and surgery can benefit from this book. A secondary audience includes nurses and general practitioners seeking to understand the presentation of gastrointestinal conditions and associated imaging. It can also be used as an educational tool. This is an important lesson for our senior colleagues who enjoy teaching. Ultimately, this book will be a must-read before starting your gastroenterology internship.