Description

This webinar will use broad case studies in IBD to highlight key areas within each of these cases to be discussed. Several topics were identified which deserved conversation although not necessarily a full presentation. By presenting each topic as a familiar case we hope to highlight key aspects of care which are both new and controversial in a way which surgeons will find memorable. Each speaker will be given a list of several subtopics we hope they can include in their talk as they outline the care of the given patient from initial encounter to post surgery. We also expect the presenters to employ high quality data to support their recommendations and avoid making recommendations not supported by data.

Moderators: Samuel Eisenstein, MD
Speakers: Amy Lightner, MD, Phillip Fleshner, MD, Muneera Kapadia, MD, Sergey Khaitov, MD, Cindy Kin, MD

Credit Hours Available: None
Release Date: October 15, 2020
Review Date: June 19, 2025

Transferring Credits to the ACCME/American Board of Surgery (ABS)/Other Collaborating Boards
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