Findings from a 2023 ASCRS presentation indicate that both 2-stage and modified 2-stage approaches are viable management strategies for Crohn’s patients who require a temporary ileostomy
Results from a large cohort, retrospective analysis indicate that anastomotic leaks may not occur as frequently as previously reported
A new study illustrates why it’s important for clinicians to be aware and suspicious of tip of the J-pouch leaks
Technique is useful in patients with diffuse stricturing Crohn’s jejunoileitis
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Latest research reinforces other recent findings showing minimal risk
Findings have implications for reducing venous thromboembolisms
Cleveland Clinic team blends extended mesenteric excision and Kono-S anastomosis
Rare complication of IPAA construction leads to discovery of a new syndrome
Conditional survival study finds pouch survival improves over time
Recommendations for temporary protective ileostomy based on risk stratification