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Rheumatological Manifestations of IBD for the Practising Clinician
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is also known to have extra-intestinal manifestations, particularly rheumatological complications.

BSG Endoscopy Webinar: Colonic Polyp resection - A technical update
Recording from BSG Endoscopy Webinar Colonic Polyp resection - A technical update. 12th March 2025

Pre-Assessment in Endoscopy Nursing
The pre-assessment process plays a crucial role in gathering accurate information about patients ahead of their endoscopy. For the majority of patients, this assessment will take place before their scheduled appointment, either through a questionnaire, a pre-procedure phone call, or during an outpatient visit.

SSG Digest This! Achalasia
The new episode of Digest This! is now available to watch. In this episode of Digest This! Dr Francesca Moroni expertly interviews Ms Vicky Ritchie, GI specialist physiologist, on Achalasia.

Factors associated with upper GI cancer occurrence after endoscopy
Post-endoscopy upper gastrointestinal cancers (PEUGIC) represent a missed opportunity for early detection and treatment of potentially treatable lesions.

Masterclass: Narcotic Bowel Syndrome
Every gastroenterologist needs to be aware of what narcotic bowel syndrome is and tell it apart from opioid bowel dysfunction. The diagnosis is not common but extremely important to recognize in order to avoid unnecessary iatrogenic damage to the patient.

Acute pancreatitis, what a gastroenterologist needs to know
Acute Pancreatitis management at presentation, admission and pre-/post-discharge.

Masterclass: MASLD associated HCC - the global epidemic
MASLD, associated with a sedentary lifestyle, obesity and type 2 diabetes is now a global concern. MASLD underpins the increases in HCC. Deaths from other cancer are falling, but deaths from HCC are rising. Many patients with MASLD present with advanced cancers and are not fit enough to benefit from advances in treatments.
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