thoracic organ transplantationGastroparesisPubMedEmbaseWeb of ScienceGPScopus
…Gastroparesis (GP) is a recognized complication after thoracic organ transplantation that impairs nutrition, medication absorption, and graft outcom…
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7,227 articles · page 312 of 603dual antibiotic therapylactuloseconstipationintestinal methanogen overgrowthNCT05122520NCT04705662IMOLabco
…y improve intestinal transit. However, treatment often requires dual antibiotic therapy. We investigated the prevalence of IMO in healthy adults compar…
sphincterotomyduloxetineamitriptylinefunctional biliary dyskinesiaSphincter of Oddi dysfunctionfunctional biliary painSelective Serotonin Reuptake InhibitorsGoogle ScholarMEDLINEPUBMED+2 more
…storically, research has focused on invasive management such as sphincterotomy, but as with other disorders of the brain-gut axis there has be…
bile acid sequestrantsBADBile acid diarrhoeaprophylactic loperamide
…have a population prevalence of 1%. Principal treatment is with bile acid sequestrants.Patients with BAD often have symptoms for years prior to diagno…
antibioticslactuloseatopic dermatitissmall intestinal bacterial overgrowthNCT05122520
… were more likely to report that symptoms improved after taking antibiotics (p = 0.015) whilst those with a peak of ≥90 ppm hydrogen were m…
GI bleeding managementgastrointestinal (GI) diseaseBritish Society of Gastroenterology International GrantKing Faisal Hospital
…raining the Colonoscopy Trainers (TCT) course. Training covered GI bleeding management, polypectomy and EMR, ERCP fundamentals, and structured feedbac…
ascitic tap/draindecompensated liver disease
…odel felt realistic and improved their confidence in performing ascitic tap/drain, with particular perceived benefit in understanding safe approa…
common medicationsChronic liver disease (CLD)hospital patient information teamhospital quality improvement teamCLDQIP
…at addition of advanced information such as alternatives to the common medications, as well as scoring frameworks for stages of cirrhosis would be…
conscious sedationpenthroxentonoxPolypsmethoxyflurane
…viding analgesia during colonoscopy in the UK is either through conscious sedation, or use of entonox, a fast-acting inhaled and self-administered…
EUS-GEgastric cancerduodenal cancermetastatic diseasebenign diseasegastric outlet obstructionhepatopancreatobiliary malignancyUK hepatopancreatobiliary centres
…ert centres, it may offer an efficient and scalable approach to EUS-GE, including delivery under conscious sedation.…
treatmentWHOHCVHepatitis C virus
…iced in prisons to identify those with active HCV, and to offer treatment. The goal of the WHO is to eliminate HCV (defined as incidence …
food elimination dietbudesonide orodispersible tabletsproton pump inhibitorEosinophilic Oesophagitisfibrostenotic diseaseDellon et al.Papadopoulou et al.Safroneeva et al.EoEDhar et al.
…ed EoE underwent reassessment after ≥8 weeks of stable therapy (food elimination diet, proton pump inhibitor, budesonide orodispersible tablets (BOTs…