ECCO 2023 Symposium - Multidisciplinary Perspectives in UC: A Closer Look at S1P Receptor Modulators - European Medical Journal

ECCO 2023 Symposium – Multidisciplinary Perspectives in UC: A Closer Look at S1P Receptor Modulators

Gastroenterology

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Symposium – Clinical Perspectives in UC: A Closer Look at S1P Receptor Modulators

Clinical Perspectives in UC: A Closer Look at S1P Receptor Modulators highlights the complexity of the current treatment landscape in managing patients progressing to moderate-to-severe UC, and introduces S1P receptor modulators in UC: an oral targeted therapy class.

Severine Vermeire reviews the current challenges faced among the UC clinical community and how the evolution of advanced therapies has shifted considerations in managing moderate-to-severe UC.

Bram Verstokt introduces the role of S1P modulators in UC, and Remo Panaccione reviews the clinical profile of approved and investigational S1P receptor modulator therapies.

Symposium: IBD Nurses at the Frontline of UC Care

IBD Nurses at the Frontline of UC Care highlights the challenges for patients with moderate-to-severe UC, the role of S1P modulators in UC, and how IBD nurses can impact care.

Jordan Axelrad reviews the current management of UC and the mechanism and clinical profile of S1P receptor modulators.

Revital Berkan and Petra Hartmann discuss the role of an IBD nurse in the era of targeted therapies and share practical experience of treating patients with S1P receptor modulators.

IMM-GB-2300387 | Date of Prep: October 2023

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