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Inflammatory Bowel Disease Research Review, Issue 98

Inflammatory Bowel Disease Research Review, Issue 98

In this issue:

Benefits of a fasting-mimicking diet
Recommendations for exams under anaesthesia, seton insertion and removal
Impact of IUS transmural healing
Safety and tolerability of VE202
Applicator preferences for subcutaneous biologics
Application of STRIDE-II guidelines in newly diagnosed paediatric patients
Efficacy of advanced therapies based on disease location
Subcutaneous infliximab effectiveness based on disease location
Second-line therapies after first-line vedolizumab
Can structural and functional abnormalities predict loss of therapeutic targets

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Jonathan-Segal

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Associate Professor Jonathan Segal

Jonathan Segal is an academic Gastroenterologist who completed his PhD and medical studies in London, United Kingdom before moving to Melbourne, Australia in 2022. He is vastly published in all areas of Inflammatory bowel disease with a specialist interest in the ileoanal pouch and the microbiome. He has recently been awarded an associate professorship at […]

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