Sp905
PANEL DISCUSSION
Date
May 8, 2023
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Society: AGA
Management of diseases of the ileo-anal pouch and perianal Crohn’s disease is challenging and involves multidisciplinary medical and surgical care. This session review the contemporary management of these complex clinical situations. It will also update the clinician and researcher on the emerging concepts of fibrosis as a therapeutic target as well as aging and frailty in in the management of IBD.
Management of diseases of the ileo-anal pouch and perianal Crohn’s disease is challenging and involves multidisciplinary medical and surgical care. This session review the contemporary management of these complex clinical situations. It will also update the clinician and researcher on the emerging concepts of fibrosis as a therapeutic target as well as aging and frailty in in the management of IBD.
Presenters
University of Michigan
Cleveland Clinic
Icahn School of Medicine Mount Sinai Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
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