Ultrasound elastography accurately and noninvasively measures liver fibrosis in patients with short bowel syndrome.
A pilot study suggests that acoustic radiation force impulse elastography can help monitor liver disease in children with short bowel syndrome.
The new Rome IV criteria offer guidance to common but often misunderstood conditions.
Patients are more than a segregated set of organ systems. Treating them as whole beings requires the practice of integrated medicine.
Disparities exist among pediatric Crohn’s patients of different races for a number of health care metrics.
Fibrosis is an unmet medical challenge with no satisfactory test and insufficient therapy. Now, one naturally occurring cellular component could simultaneously diagnose and heal patients.
