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MOVING PAST RECRUITMENT TO RETENTION
Date
May 8, 2023
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Society: DDW
All symposia are 90-minute sessions, led by two moderators, with a varying number of invited talks. The session may include Q&A which can be included within each speaker’s total presentation time (2-3 minutes at the end) or as a separate block within the session. The session may also include a panel discussion with noted and/or additional speakers. Science type and topic will vary by the session sponsor.
All symposia are 90-minute sessions, led by two moderators, with a varying number of invited talks. The session may include Q&A which can be included within each speaker’s total presentation time (2-3 minutes at the end) or as a separate block within the session. The session may also include a panel discussion with noted and/or additional speakers. Science type and topic will vary by the session sponsor.
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SOCIETY: DDW
IL-17 SUPPRESSES PATHOGENESIS AND STEM CELL ACTIVATION WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF CHRONIC <i>HELICOBACTER PYLORI</i> INFECTION
BACKGROUND: Perianal fistulae are highly morbid complications of Crohn’s disease (CD) with a cumulative incidence of 20-25%; despite demonstrated efficacy of infliximab treatment, estimates of complete resolution are only 20-30%. Ultimately, 20% of patients will require proctectomy…
MULTIMODAL SINGLE CELL ANALYSES REVEAL PATHOGENIC FIBROBLASTS IN PERIANAL FISTULA
BACKGROUND: Perianal fistulae are highly morbid complications of Crohn’s disease (CD) with a cumulative incidence of 20-25%; despite demonstrated efficacy of infliximab treatment, estimates of complete resolution are only 20-30%. Ultimately, 20% of patients will require proctectomy…
PANEL DISCUSSION FOR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
All symposia are 90-minute sessions, led by two moderators, with a varying number of invited talks. The session may include Q&A which can be included within each speaker’s total presentation time (2-3 minutes at the end) or as a separate block within the session…
