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Algorithm for Management of Intestinal Obstruction in Crohn's Disease #Intestinal #Obstruction #Crohns #Disease #IBD #Algorithm #Management #gastroenterology
Algorithm for Management ... in Crohn's Disease ... #Crohns #Disease ... #IBD #Algorithm ... #Management #gastroenterology
Gastric Intestinal Metaplasia (GIM) • GIM is a precancerous, histopathologic change characterized by replacement of normal
Gastric Intestinal ... (GIM) • GIM is ... common trigger is ... Clinical decision algorithm ... diagnosis #management #gastroenterology
Intestinal Ultrasound (IUS) in IBD - IBD Algorithm IUS Pros (+): no radiation, cost-effective, real-time data, well
Intestinal Ultrasound ... IBD Algorithm ... Cons (-): limited ... #IBD #Algorithm ... IBDAlgorithm #POCUS #gastroenterology
Mechanical Pouch Failure and Re-Do IPAA - Management Algorithm Patient w/ Mechanical Pouch Failure: Anastomotic Stricture, Leak,
IPAA - Management Algorithm ... to IBD Center Its ... Not Always Crohn's ... / a (mis)dx of Crohn's ... #management #gastroenterology
Relapsing Acute Severe Ulcerative Colitis - Management Algorithm Loss of Response: • (Re)consult Colorectal Surgery • Assess
Colitis - Management Algorithm ... Complication: Cross-Sectional ... Surgery ≠ Treatment Failure ... CNI + Steroid +IS ... UC #Management #Algorithm
Complications after Bariatric Surgery Post Bariatric Intestinal Failure: • Severe protein malnutrition after bariatric surgery • More
Post Bariatric Intestinal ... Failure: • Severe ... hepatocellular failure ... TypicallySilent via Emory Gastroenterology ... gastric #bypass #gastroenterology
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