Patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are at risk of sarcopenia, which is associated
with poor clinical outcomes. We conducted this study to assess whether sarcopenia …

… Our findings therefore shed new light on surgical outcomes among the Asian IBD population
but also makes clear that further studies are needed to understand why this and other …

… We hypothesized that outcomes following surgery would be worse for black … a surgical
procedure. We hypothesized that black patients would have worse outcomes following surgery …

… surgical treatment for adults with inflammatory bowel disease. … comparing the use or outcomes
of surgery by racial/ethnic, … to whether outcomes of surgery were reported or surgery itself …

… Surgery is required in many patients with inflammatory bowel disease at some point in their
disease. In patients with ulcerative colitis, surgery is potentially curative whereas recurrence …

… consecutive patients who underwent surgery for inflammatory bowel disease at the Hospital
… confirmation of inflammatory bowel disease. Thirty patients had Crohn’s disease and 3 had …

… surgical outcomes include indications for the surgery, past surgical history, disease course,
and type of surgical … Many of the surgical studies done on older IBD patients have focused on …

… age group compared with their general or colorectal surgical colleagues. Our study is consistent
with others that show variability in surgical outcomes according to surgeon subspecialty. …

Aim The association between preoperative use of monoclonal antibodies in inflammatory
bowel disease (IBD) patients and postoperative complications is controversial, especially for …

… surgeons. This study evaluated the demographics and outcomes of patients with IBD
undergoing bowel resection and assessed for the potential impact of surgical subspecialisation. …