O artigo reforça a importância da vigilância em pacientes em tratamento com imunossupressores
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Author: IBEPEGE (IBEPEGE )
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Ten-year outcomes of TIPS for Budd-Chiari syndrome: systematic review and meta-analysis
Importante revisão histórica do TIPS como alternativa de tratamento da Síndrome de Budd-Chiari.
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Skeletal health assessment in Brazilian men with celiac disease at diagnosis: how important is it?
The article adds data confirming the depletion of bone health in male patients with celiac disease as well.
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Influence of esophageal motility impairment on upper and lower esophageal sphincter pressure in Chagas disease
The author presents interesting information that prompts further research to confirm the data, which should be revalidated with high-resolution manometry.
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Ten-year outcomes of TIPS for Budd-Chiari syndrome: systematic review and meta-analysis
The application of TIPS has become an important step in the control of portal hypertension. This review confirms its usefulness.
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COVID-19 in inflammatory bowel disease: should we be more careful with the use of salicylates?
The Covid-19 pandemic brought to light the complexity of patients with significant comorbidities, in this case with inflammatory bowel disease.
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Factors associated with a higher number of esophageal dilations in children with a history of alkaline ingestion
Once again, the long and exhausting path to the recovery of these patients is described.
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Diagnostic accuracy of the non-invasive markers NFLS, NI-NASH-DS, and FIB-4 for assessment of different aspects of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in individuals with obesity: cross-sectional study
The use of these scores in clinical practice has the potential to predict the risk of progression of a common disease through simple, non-invasive, low-cost, and widely available assessments.
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Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and extra-hepatic cancer: a narrative review
Once again, it is reinforced that the conditions for carcinogenesis and the development of NAFLD are very close, if not the same.
