Locations:

Digestive

December 1, 2017/Digestive/Patient Care & Management

Susac Syndrome May Be Associated with Gastrointestinal Compromise

Autoimmune disease may have effects beyond brain, retina & inner ear

November 29, 2017/Digestive/Research

Quality of TME Can Be Accurately Assessed By Adequately Trained Local Pathologists

Viewpoints from Steven Wexner, MD

November 2, 2017/Diabetes & Endocrinology

Bariatric Surgery Brings Positive Long-Term Metabolic Effects in Patients with Insulin-Treated Type 2 Diabetes

Benefits even those with severe type 2 diabetes

October 31, 2017/Diabetes & Endocrinology

Performed Early, Bariatric Surgery Brings Diabetes Remission in 90% of Patients Not Severely Obese

Referring patients early is key

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October 30, 2017/Digestive/Research

Researchers Uncover Concerning Rise in Gastric Cancer, Despite Careful Monitoring, in FAP Patients

Endoscopic ultrasound over routine endoscopy

October 18, 2017/Digestive/Innovation

Cleveland Clinic Researchers Develop New Criteria for Assessing Liver Cancer Patients for Transplantation

Model is the first continuous risk score for liver cancer

October 16, 2017/Digestive/Research

Noninvasive Scores Help Find Advanced Fibrosis in Type 2 Diabetics with Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Biomarkers urgently needed

October 13, 2017/Digestive/Q&A

What Is the Significance of Having Women Presidents of All Four U.S. GI Societies?

The short answer from ACG president Carol Burke, MD

October 3, 2017/Digestive/Q&A

How Is ACG Helping Decrease Regulatory Burden on Physicians?

The short answer from ACG president Carol Burke, MD

September 25, 2017/Digestive/Case Study

Complex Abdominal Wall Reconstruction in a Patient with Multiply Recurrent Hernia: A Case Study

Components separation returns viscera to abdominal cavity

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