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Sep 11, 2024
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Physician’s Weekly-created content featuring key opinion leaders sharing their perspectives on Crohn’s disease from different vantage points.
A Proactive Pain Management Protocol in Crohn’s Disease
A Proactive Pain Management Protocol in Crohn’s Disease
Proactive pain management in patients with IBD, using a bundle with acetaminophen, gabapentin, and NSAIDs, reduces opioid use and maintains effective pain control.
Addressing Substance Use in CD: “It’s Not All About Scoping!”
Addressing Substance Use in CD: “It’s Not All About Scoping!”
Gastroenterologists can play a key role in managing substance misuse in Crohn’s disease, both in the exam room and through referral to mental health clinicians.
Q&A: Managing Substance Abuse Among Patients With CD
Q&A: Managing Substance Abuse Among Patients With CD
Charles Berstein, MD, discusses the challenges linked to managing substance abuse among patients with Crohn’s Disease.
Q&A: Part 2: The Gastroenterologist’s Role in Treating Substance Misuse
Q&A: Part 2: The Gastroenterologist’s Role in Treating Substance Misuse
Gastroenterologists can use single-item tools like the National Institute on Drug Abuse Quick Screen to assess substance use in patients with Crohn’s disease.
Q&A: Part 1: Examining Substance Misuse in Crohn’s Disease
Q&A: Part 1: Examining Substance Misuse in Crohn’s Disease
The limited data available shows that patients with Crohn’s disease may be more likely to misuse substances than the general population.
Uncovering Preoperative Characteristics Linked to Crohn’s Disease of the Pouch Post-IPAA
Uncovering Preoperative Characteristics Linked to Crohn’s Disease of the Pouch Post-IPAA
Patients who develop CDP after IPAA often face significantly lower QOL with a higher risk of septic complications and pouch failure.
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