NZ Inflammatory Bowel Disease Research Review Issue 66
In this issue:
– Accuracy of information given by ChatGPT for IBD
– Reading small bowel capsule endoscopy after poor image removal
– A prediction model for ustekinumab response in IBD
– HLA-DQA1*05 and anti-TNF failure
– MRE findings predict adverse outcomes in CD
– Effects of thiopurine withdrawal in vedolizumab treated UC
– Guidance for screening and managing perianal fistulising CD
– Vitamin D receptor signaling and vitamin D in UC
– Impact of prior biologic/ JAKi on etrasimod in UC
– Science blog: IL-6 in IBD – The tale of ‘Jekyll and Hyde’
Expert contributor
Professor Michael Schultz
Michael studied in Erlangen-Nuremberg and trained in Manchester, London and Regensburg, Germany. He went to Chapel Hill, NC at the University of North Carolina for his postdoctoral fellowship. Michael joined the Department of Medicine at the University of Otago in 2005, taking up a joint clinical position as a Senior Lecturer and Gastroenterologist with Te […]
Expert contributor
Dr Srikantaiah Manjunatha (Manju)
BSc,MBBS,MD,FRCP,FRACP, Consultant Gastroenterologist (Retd) Dr Srikantaiah Manjunatha (Manju) is a former Consultant Gastroenterologist for Te Whatu Ora–Southern, Dunedin and Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Otago. After completing his MBBS from the University of Mysore in India and MD (Medicine) from the prestigious PGIMER (Post graduate institute of Medical Education & Research), Chandigarh, […]
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