DAEPeutz-Jeghers syndrome (PJS)Royal Hallamshire HospitalRoyal Free Hospital
…2.44%, 45/2005) from the UK national audit (p=0.02).Conclusions DAE is an effective strategy for removing PJS small bowel hamartoma…
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endotherapyNorfolk and Norwich University HospitalAcute variceal bleeding (AVB)terlipressincirrhosisvarices/portal hypertensive gastropathyNonselective beta blockers
…irrhosis, most commonly alcohol related (58.4%). 68.5% required endotherapy. In-hospital mortality (10.2%) and re-bleeding rate (20.4%) was…
gluten-free dietCoeliac diseaseirritable bowel syndromeIBDinflammatory bowel disease
…e examined longitudinal changes in FC following initiation of a gluten-free diet.Methods We analysed paired serological and faecal samples from …
home parenteral supportinflammatory bowel diseaseshort bowel syndromechronic intestinal failureNHS England
… failure (CIF) is rising at a rate of 20% per year, 1 for which home parenteral support (HPS) is first-line therapy. Whilst the negative impact of HPS …
anticoagulationAlbendazolepraziquantelprednisolonerituximabIntestinal capillariasistype 2 diabetes mellitus
…ith partial thrombosis and diffuse small bowel wall thickening; anticoagulation was initiated. A comprehensive thrombophilia screen was unremar…
chemotherapygastric adenocarcinomaT1b upper GI canceroesophageal adenocarcinomatertiary hospital
…ients (OAC=1; SCC=1; gastric adenocarcinoma=1), two of whom had chemotherapy and surgery.There was a trend towards higher rate of metastatic…
radiotherapyBADtirzepatidebile acid diarrhoea10mg mounjaro
… duodenal GIQUANT score in a participant who developed BAD post radiotherapy, who also had the highest post prandial response of distally ex…
abdominal radiotherapyCrohn’s diseaseirritable bowel syndromediureticstype 2 diabetesopioidsmicroscopic colitisautoimmune thyroiditisinhalersBile acid diarrhoea
…y and ileocolonic resection but no autoimmune thyroiditis, less abdominal radiotherapy and tendency to have less microscopic colitis as compared to no…
gastrostomy tube placementgastrostomy tube placementParkinson’s diseaseNational Inpatient SampleGERDIBSPD
…, while Black and Hispanic patients were more likely to require gastrostomy tube placement. These patterns highlight the need for tailored, equitable care…
intrasphincteric Botulinum toxin injectionBotoxMorphineType II SODType III sphincter of Oddi dysfunction (SOD)FBPfunctional biliary pain (FBP)
…liary sphincterotomy (ES) is not a recommended therapy for FBP, intrasphincteric Botulinum toxin injection (Botox) to the SO seems to be of benefit to some patients. We a…
combined HMBTneomycinSIBOIMORoyal Berkshire Foundation TrustIntestinal methanogen overgrowthsmall intestinal bacterial overgrowthRBFT
… using hydrogen-only breath testing should consider adoption of combined HMBT.Abstract P419 Figure 1Stacked bar chart showing hydrogen-positi…
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Prophylactic medication useamitriptylinezonisamidelevetiracetamnortriptylinedoxepintopiramateaprepitantCyclic vomiting syndromeCVS+2 more
…54), while Asian patients had the lowest (13.80%, 12.50–15.22). Prophylactic medication use was higher in females (12.23%, 12.00–12.46) than males (8.71%, …