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Interventional IBD: Damage Control
Interventional IBD: Damage Control
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Video Summary
The video transcript is a presentation given by Dr. Boshan on the topic of interventional IBD damage control. Dr. Boshan is a professor of medicine and surgery at Columbia University and discusses various aspects of interventional IBD, including the management of complications such as bleeding and perforation. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding or minimizing the use of corticosteroids in these procedures and discusses techniques such as balloon dilation, knife therapy, and endoscopic structurotomy. He also highlights the increased risk of complications in IBD patients and the need for close monitoring during and after procedures. Dr. Boshan provides recommendations to lower the risk of complications, such as using gentle balloon dilation for mixed or inflammatory strictures, having clips and D50 glucose readily available, and having surgical backup in case of perforation. He concludes by discussing post-procedural ileus and the need to lower the threshold for intubation if aspiration risk is high. Overall, the presentation provides valuable insights and tips for interventional IBD procedures.
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Bo Shen, MD, FASGE
Keywords
interventional IBD damage control
complications
balloon dilation
knife therapy
endoscopic structurotomy
risk of complications
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