There is a paucity of evidence regarding optimal management of Pasteurella spp. endocarditis. The authors report the first case…

ACCURATE blood pressure control during surgery following spinal cord injury, could assist in patient recovery, according to a recently published study…

Approximately 700,000 people die each year due to antibiotic resistant bacteria, a statistic that is estimated to rise to millions…

The management of patients with cancer is complex and requires contribution from a range of healthcare professionals working alongside specialist oncology consultants to address patients’ needs and optimise outcomes.

DIETITIANS could provide outpatient medical gastroenterology clinics for patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Evidence for this was presented on 3rd October 2021 at the virtual UEG Week by Christian Shaw, Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, UK.

“INGEST the best” was the catchphrase coined at the 29th Annual Meeting of United European Gastroenterology (UEG), hosted in the Austrian city of Vienna, the second congress of this speciality with a fully virtual attendance. Often called the ‘City of Music’ due to the influences of Mozart and Beethoven, UEG were able to orchestrate a sophisticated scientific programme over 3 days from a purpose-built TV studio alongside their global headquarters.

The journey of a patient with CD starts at diagnosis. A crucial step is to identify and capture the illness early in the disease course…