ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Iris Dotan talks to Rupa Banerjee about the evolving landscape of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in India. Together, they explore current trends, challenges in diagnosis and treatment, and how the management of IBD is developing across the country. The conversation also highlights regional perspectives, clinical experiences, and what the future may hold for patients with IBD in India.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
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Jean-Fred Colombel, Mount Sinai Hospital New York City, USA, talks about his biography and personal pathway in IBD and options of very early diagnosis of IBD and strategies to prevent the onset of IBD (interception) and early management of IBD
Matthieu Allez, Montreal, talks about the management of postoperative Crohn's disease, prediction of relapse rates, monitoring strategies in the postoperative setting, risk factors for postoperative recurrence and potential strategies to prevent recurrence
Dr. Remo Panaccione, an internationally recognized expert in clinical trials discusses the recent data on vedolizumab and anti-IL23 therapies and how those changes impact clinical decision making in IBD
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