Methodological issues in HRQoL measurement, including the need for larger sample sizes, standardized reporting, and uniform participant characteristics, contribute to the low methodological quality of current evidence on the impact of biological agents on HRQoL in CD. There is a large unmet need to investigate the association between clinical outcomes and HRQoL outcomes more thoroughly.
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Linea guida sulla gestione della malattia venosa cronica
Parkinson, trattamento innovativo con follow up in televisita
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Comments on “Postoperative Endoscopic Outcomes in the MESOCOLIC Trial Investigating Mesenteric-Based Surgery for Crohn's Disease”
Speranze da trattamento meno invasivo per raro tumore della colonna vertebrale
Studio dell’Istituto nazionale tumori su terapia non chirurgica
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Studio dell’Istituto nazionale tumori su terapia non chirurgica
Come affrontare la gestione dell’obesità nello scompenso cardiaco
Comments on “Preclinical protein signatures of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis: A nested case-control study within large population-based cohorts”
Whole food diet induces remission in children and young adults with mild-moderate Crohn's disease and is more tolerable than exclusive enteral nutrition: a randomized controlled trial
Tasty&Healthy (T&H) is a whole-food diet for Crohn’s disease (CD), which excludes processed food, gluten, red meat, and dairy, without requiring formula or mandatory ingredients. TASTI-MM was a clinician-blinded, randomized-controlled trial comparing tolerability and effectiveness of T&H vs. exclusive enteral nutrition (EEN).
Gestione dell’obesità negli adulti con insufficienza cardiaca: linea guida
Gestione del morbo di Crohn negli adulti: linee guida
Linee guida aggiornate sulla diagnosi e gestione dell’emicrania
Defining Mucocutaneous Crohn Disease
The prevalence of Crohn disease (CD) is rising globally and therefore is of increasing relevance in the dermatology clinic. Between 14% and 44% of patients with CD demonstrate mucocutaneous involvement, which has been postulated to result from abnormal homing of gut lymphocytes to the skin.
Delphi Panel for the Development of Diagnostic Criteria for Metastatic Cutaneous Crohn Disease
This consensus statement establishes diagnostic criteria for metastatic cutaneous Crohn disease from a panel of experts on the disease.