A study by our Drs Tal Engel and @OffirU in @AmJGastro shows that assessment of the same stool consistency by Bristol stool scale is inherently different between IBS pts and doctors.
Better objective tools and candid communication are needed.
https://t.co/pbKbvviv2P
@JeanFredericCo1@IBDimmunology@TheLancet Definition of relapse was rather non-standard, and rate of steroid Tx for relapse comparable between arms, as discussed in our Editorial
https://t.co/DrXHxaAGgH
Our RCT now in @AGA_Gastro : Pts with #Crohn in remission, who recieved treat-to-target Tx guided by #capsule endoscopy inflammatory assessment, had a significantly lower flare risk over 24m compared to pts continuing standard care
@HelmsleyTrust
https://t.co/kbFgCWvP4x
Study by the 🇮🇪🇪🇦🇵🇹🇮🇱🇨🇵 Five-Nations in @UEGJournal showing that (like most classification systems) actual inter-rater agreement for CD Montreal classification is modest at best. At least LLM and AI models were not much better😉
@UriKopylov@OffirU
https://t.co/C10hLQhWo7
Our talented @Adam_goldman_ found increased intest perforations with JAKi class. Examined in Rheum pts to reduce confounding by IBD.
Caveat of voluntary reporting,but this is how aTNF TB risk was first found, so cant be lightly discarded. @UEGJournal
https://t.co/ey5Ww45Uee
FCP is better for colonic > small bowel (SB) inflammatiin, but how accurate is it in proximal vs. distal SB?
Using VCE as gold standard, our
@sheba_medical brilliant fellow @OffirU reports in @JCC_IBD a dilutional gradient of calpro along the SB !
https://t.co/1bizDkwNaG