Explore a comprehensive conference talk from the 10th Annual UCLA-Mellinkoff Gastroenterology and Hepatology Symposium focusing on Crohn's disease cases. Delve into various aspects of Crohn's disease management, including objective measurements, steroid-sparing strategies, biomarkers, and radiographic indices. Learn about implementing treat-to-target approaches, patient presentation, and medical therapies such as fecal cow protectant and endoscopic balloon dilation. Gain insights into surgical interventions, postoperative management, and the handling of complications like anastomotic ulceration. Discover the latest in positioning therapies, combination treatments, and predictors for Crohn's disease outcomes. Featuring expert speakers from UCLA, University of Chicago, and Cleveland Clinic, this in-depth discussion provides valuable knowledge for gastroenterology and hepatology professionals.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Thank you
Objectives
Objective measurements
ulcerative colitis
steroid sparing
biomarkers
radiographic indices
Summary
Implementing treat to target
Patient presentation
Fecal Cow Protectant
Endoscopic balloon dilation
Stricture
Medical therapy
Surgery
Postoperative management
Anastomotic ulceration
Antitnf
Positioning therapies
Combination therapy
Treat to target
Predictors
Taught by
UCLA Health
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