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Brianna L McSorley, MD

Pediatrics
Children’s Wisconsin since 2023
  • Pediatric gastroenterologist, Children's Wisconsin
  • Assistant Professor, Medical College of Wisconsin

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Overview

Services

I provide care to children with any gastrointestinal disorder. I have a special interest in those with aerodigestive disorders and inflammatory bowel disease. I am also one of the advanced endoscopists for our division, helping all children who need specific expertise for certain procedures, such as esophageal or intestinal dilations. My goal is to work with families as a team and provide the best patient-centered and compassionate care for their children. 

Certifications

  • Pediatrics

Areas of Interest

  • Advanced endoscopy
  • Aerodigestive disorders
  • Crohns Disease
  • Eosinophilic esophagitis
  • Inflammatory bowel disease
  • Tracheoesophageal fistula
  • Ulcerative Colitis
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Education and Awards

Education

  • 2017, Medical College of Wisconsin, MD
  • 2012, University of Notre Dame, BS

Residencies

  • 2020, Medical University of South Carolina Pediatric Residency - Pediatrics Program Director at time of Graduation was Dr David Mills, MD

Fellowships

  • 2023, Medical College of Wisconsin Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship - Program Director is Dr Jose Cabrera, MD

Research and publications

Research

  • McSorley, Brianna MD1; Chugh, Ankur MD1; Abazi, Tea MHA1; Lerner, Diana MD1; Jobe, Shawn MD, PhD2; Pan, Amy Y. PhD3; Zhang, Liyun MS3; Sharma, Ruchika MD4,*; Ashai-Khan, Farhat MD1,*. Implementation of a Bleeding Risk Screening Tool and Hematology Referral Process prior to Pediatric Endoscopy. Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition ():10.1097/MPG.0000000000003929, August 23, 2023. 
  • McSorley B, Cina RA, Jump C, Palmadottir J, Quiros JA. Endoscopic balloon dilation for management of stricturing Crohn’s disease in children. World J Gastrointest Endosc 2021; 13(9): 382-390.
  • Shin, J, et al. “Defining Natural History: Assessment of the Ability of College Students to Aid in Characterizing Clinical Progression of Niemann-Pick Disease, Type C.” PLoS One Journal 2011; 6(11): 10.1371.