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Cleveland Clinic’s Digestive Disease Institute is proud to share this special edition of Digest This focused on our latest innovations. Our skilled multidisciplinary team is committed to advancing care through novel, lifesaving interventions, breakthrough research and learning from complex and challenging cases.
Our team of clinicians, surgeons, scientists and educators are reimagining what’s possible for patients with a wide range of digestive issues. Our team works tirelessly to redefine patient care through clinical innovation, cutting-edge research and inspired training.
Read more on our latest advancements and ways to partner on patient care.
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Underlying inflammation may cause higher rates of CV events
Results from the large, single-center, retrospective study have multiple implications for preventive care
Unique molecular features found in young-onset disease
Standardized and collaborative care improves liver transplantations
Fewer incisions and more control for surgeons
Cleveland Clinic study shows positive outcomes for donors and recipients
Strong patient communication can help clinicians choose the best treatment option
Results from a large cohort, retrospective analysis indicate that anastomotic leaks may not occur as frequently as previously reported
Largest, longest analysis to date shows greater weight loss and fewer diabetes medications needed
ctDNA should be incorporated into care to help stratify risk pre-operatively and for post-operative surveillance
Input from specialists and other healthcare providers is important when discussing quality-of-life improvement options
Invasion of the lumbar spine and iliac vein made resection risky
Treating a patient after a complicated hernia repair led to surgical complications and chronic pain
Cleveland Clinic’s Chair of Gastroenterology shares her perspective on what it takes to become a leader in a specialty where women are underrepresented
Although the number of surgeon-scientists in colorectal surgery is small, a Cleveland Clinic colorectal surgeon-scientist shares his thoughts on what surgeon-scientists bring to the table
Hard-to-treat GI disorders benefit from multidisciplinary approach
The unique program addresses an unmet need and continues to expand
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