Advancements in Gastroenterology: A Weekly Review
Gastroenterologia
Early Celiac Clues, Failing Hemostatic Gels & Hidden Gastric Risks
This week’s episode explores the unexpected — studies that overturn long-held beliefs in gastroenterology. From early diagnostic markers in celiac disease and the surprising inefficacy of haemostatic gel in GI bleeding, to new insights on H. pylori, gastrin, olmesartan-associated gastritis, and rare case reports, this review challenges assumptions and offers fresh perspectives for clinicians.
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