Inflammatory Bowel Disease Research Review, Issue 91
In this issue:
Adding appendicectomy to standard medical therapy for maintaining UC remission
1-year of guselkumab vs. advanced therapies for moderate-to-severe CD
Long-term outcomes after TNF inhibitor withdrawal in IBD in remission
Biologics within 12 months of CD diagnosis: greater transmural healing
Epidemiology of elderly-onset IBD
Role of prediagnosis environmental factors on IBD activity and severity
Etrasimod with concomitant opioids/antidepressants in UC
Rectal tacrolimus in UC
Efficacy of biologics and small molecules in maintenance UC therapy
Vedolizumab in patients aged ≥70 vs. <70 years with UC
Expert contributor
Dr Alex Barnes
Dr Barnes is an academic gastroenterologist with the inflammatory bowel disease unit at Flinders Medical Centre and works privately with IBD SA. Dr Barnes trained at Flinders Medical Centre and the Royal Adelaide Hospital, completing an IBD fellowship at Flinders Medical. He has completed a Masters of Public Health and a PhD examining the significance […]
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