Titlebook: Inflammatory Bowel Disease; Diagnosis and Therap Russell D. Cohen Book 20112nd edition Springer Science+Business Media LLC 2011 Diagnostic

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Innovations in the Surgical Treatment of Inflammatory Bowel Disease,opic disease does not affect recurrence rate. Bowel-sparing strictureplasties are important advances in the surgical management of small bowel Crohn’s disease, particularly in patients requiring resection of multiple segments or in preventing short bowel syndrome. A laparoscopic approach to certain

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Caring for Women with Inflammatory Bowel Disease,t can be in active CD. There is no increase in adverse pregnancy outcomes in quiescent IBD. Active disease at conception increases the risk for adverse outcomes during pregnancy. The majority of medications for IBD are safe in pregnancy and breastfeeding – active disease is more deleterious than act

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Novel Radiographic Techniques in IBD Patients,nance, positron emission, and ultrasound-based imaging. Modern radiographic techniques have extended beyond solely diagnostic purposes to monitoring of disease activity, progression, and response to therapeutic interventions. The absence of ionizing radiation in MR imaging has been particularly attr

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Novel Techniques in the Diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease,well as from endoscopic luminal and mucosal imaging techniques. Serological markers used in combination may be helpful in differentiating between Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Elevated levels of calprotectin or lactoferrin in the feces may be helpful in assessing disease activity and respo

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease Pathology Slideshow,e. The features of IBD were reviewed in the previous version of this book, and will not be exhaustively reviewed here. However, the most important histological features to consider include the presence or absence of chronic injury, distribution of disease, nature and extent of inflammation, presence

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New Findings in the Diagnosis and Prevention of Colorectal Cancer in IBD,e ­population, but appears to be less than previous estimates. Our current approach is secondary prevention with screening and ­surveillance colonoscopies, yet this approach remains inaccurate and time consuming. Unlike traditional teaching, dysplasia of the colon in colitis is visible with ­current

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