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Mistakes in dyspepsia and how to avoid them

Expert knowledge at your fingertips!

https://ueg.eu/a/184 | October 04, 2024


Mistakes in clinical investigation of gastrointestinal motility and function

Symptoms related to abnormal motility and function are very common.

https://ueg.eu/a/24 | October 04, 2024


Mistakes in pancreatic cystic neoplasms and how to avoid them

This article aims to highlight some of the most common and significant mistakes that can be made in diagnosing, surveillance and managing PCNs. It will also propose strategies to avoid these errors, with a particular focus on the recently published International Association of Pancreatology (IAP) guidelines on PCN  and the latest version of the European evidence-based guidelines on the same topic, but also on our years of clinical experience.

https://ueg.eu/a/153 | October 04, 2024


Contact Form Demo - With Chat

https://ueg.eu/p/273 | October 04, 2024


Attendance

Multidisciplinary is a key focus of UEG Week covering topics of interest for the entire GI community.

https://ueg.eu/week/attendance | October 04, 2024


Mistakes in coeliac disease diagnosis and how to avoid them

Learn from leaders in the field!

https://ueg.eu/a/185 | October 04, 2024


Mistakes in gastro-oesophageal reflux disease diagnosis and how to avoid them

Conditions to be aware of to avoid making an erroneous diagnosis of GORD

https://ueg.eu/a/168 | October 04, 2024


UEG Endorsement

UEG promotes and endorses educational events and guidelines in the field of digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/recognition-of-achievements/activities-endorsement | October 04, 2024


Onsite Registration

https://ueg.eu/p/248 | October 03, 2024


Barrett Oesophagus - pathophysiology, diagnosis, surveillance and treatment

This online course covers all aspects of Barrett oesophagus, from pathophysiology and diagnosis to adequate surveillance, progression risks and (indications for) endoscopic treatment.

https://ueg.eu/p/235 | October 03, 2024


Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)

ERCP is a technique that combines the use of endoscopy and fluoroscopy for the treatment of benign or malignant pathologies.

https://ueg.eu/p/96 | October 03, 2024


Gastric polyps

Learn about types of gastric polyp, endoscopic appearance, diagnosis, malignant potential and treatment.

https://ueg.eu/p/109 | October 03, 2024


The diagnosis and management of coeliac disease and gluten-related disorders

Coeliac disease is a highly prevalent condition that, if left untreated, can be a major cause of morbidity worldwide. There is also increasing awareness of the role of a gluten-free diet in the management of patients with noncoeliac gluten sensitivity.

https://ueg.eu/p/234 | October 03, 2024


Chronic pancreatitis

This course covers definition, aetiology, diagnosis and management of chronic pancreatitis

https://ueg.eu/p/120 | October 03, 2024


How to develop guidelines

This course aims to provide basic knowledge of developing guidelines.

https://ueg.eu/p/269 | October 03, 2024


Autoimmune Pancreatitis

All aspects of AIP, from its definition and epidemiology to its clinical presentation are covered in this online course .

https://ueg.eu/p/98 | October 03, 2024


Enteral nutrition

Enteral nutrition is the most physiological type of artificial feeding and should be the first choice of nutritional support for malnourished patients if the gastrointestinal tract is functional.

https://ueg.eu/p/232 | October 03, 2024


Intestinal failure and parenteral nutrition

Intestinal failure is the rarest organ failure, but its prevalence across Europe is increasing.

https://ueg.eu/p/223 | October 03, 2024


Proctology — anatomy, anal fissure and anal abscess and fistula

Proctologic disorders are a widespread problem.

https://ueg.eu/p/230 | October 03, 2024


Proctology — haemorrhoids and perianal skin conditions

Proctology — haemorrhoids and perianal skin conditions

https://ueg.eu/p/231 | October 03, 2024


Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease

NAFLD is largely asymptomatic and those at greatest risk of progression need to be identified, so this is the course for you if you want to understand more about a disease that poses a major challenge to healthcare systems worldwide.

https://ueg.eu/p/245 | October 03, 2024


Advanced ERCP

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, or ERCP, is a procedure to diagnose and treat problems in the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, and pancreas. After initial training, advanced techniques and approaches are necessary for an endoscopist interested in ERCP.

https://ueg.eu/p/260 | October 03, 2024


Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure

Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure (ACLF) is a critical medical condition characterised by the sudden deterioration of liver function in individuals with underlying chronic liver disease.

https://ueg.eu/p/270 | October 03, 2024


Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC) is a chronic, progressive liver disease characterized by inflammation and fibrosis of the bile ducts, leading to multifocal bile duct strictures.

https://ueg.eu/p/279 | October 03, 2024


Mistakes in gastroscopy and how to avoid them

Our newest Mistakes in… Gastroscopy article presents the common mistakes that should be avoided during Upper-GI endoscopy, causing several problems and misdiagnoses. You will learn more about the suitable classification systems to describe abnormal findings, the combination of imaging modalities and various endoscopic techniques that facilitate the procedure.

https://ueg.eu/a/297 | October 03, 2024


Research Prize

We support an excellent research project with € 50,000.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/research-funding/research-prize | October 03, 2024


UEG - United European Gastroenterology

The global reference point for the digestive health community.

https://ueg.eu/p/7 | October 03, 2024


Education

We deliver unbiased, cutting-edge medical education.

https://ueg.eu/education | October 03, 2024


CME

Receive valuable CME points for attending UEG Week & Postgraduate Teaching

https://ueg.eu/week/cme-accreditation | October 01, 2024


In-person Networking

Join us in-person at UEG Week for networking, connecting and so much more!

https://ueg.eu/week/in-person-networking | October 01, 2024


Online Courses

Choose from 40 online courses, covering the majority of topics in digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/education/online-education/online-courses | October 01, 2024


Ulcerative colitis

Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that primarily affects the colon and rectum. This online course thoroughly explores UC, offering insights into its pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and tailored treatment strategies.

https://ueg.eu/p/282 | September 30, 2024


Supporters

https://ueg.eu/education/cme-in-europe/supporters | September 30, 2024


Industry Programme

The leading companies in the field of digestive health are present at UEG Week – are you?

https://ueg.eu/week/industry-programme | September 30, 2024


Hereditary gastrointestinal polyposis syndromes

This course addresses the various types of hereditary gastrointestinal polyposis syndrome.

https://ueg.eu/p/108 | September 27, 2024


Biomarkers of liver disease

This course highlights what makes a good noninvasive biomarker and explains its application.

https://ueg.eu/p/119 | September 27, 2024


Malignant liver lesions

This course addresses the most relevant aspects pertaining to HCC.

https://ueg.eu/p/118 | September 27, 2024


Faecal microbiota transplantation

This course address current indications, current evidence and future perspectives for FMT.

https://ueg.eu/p/113 | September 27, 2024


Benign focal liver lesions

This online course addresses the diagnosis and management of benign focal liver lesions.

https://ueg.eu/p/121 | September 27, 2024


Acute gastroenteritis in children

This course provides effective diagnostic and treatment guidelines for acute gastroenteritis in children.

https://ueg.eu/p/127 | September 27, 2024


A primer in capsule endoscopy

An introduction to capsule endoscopy, capsule reporting software and the potential complications.

https://ueg.eu/p/114 | September 27, 2024


Coeliac disease

Learn about the cause of the complaint and effective methods to diagnose it.

https://ueg.eu/p/128 | September 27, 2024


Dyspepsia

This course covers all aspects of dyspepsia from diagnosis to management.

https://ueg.eu/p/122 | September 27, 2024


Feeding difficulties

Recognise symptoms, understand possible causes and the basic management principles.

https://ueg.eu/p/129 | September 27, 2024


Mistakes in colonoscopic surveillance in IBD and how to avoid them

The newest UEG Education Mistakes in…. article is out now! Mistakes in the diagnosis and management of CRC in patients with IBD can be costly, with patients potentially subjected to unnecessary life-changing surgery or exposed to an avoidably high lifetime risk of cancer. Read our latest UEG Education Mistakes in…. article to find out more from expert author Matthew Rutter.

https://ueg.eu/a/279 | September 25, 2024


Mistakes in nutrition in chronic liver disease and how to avoid them

The newest UEG Education Mistakes in…. article is out now! Manuela Merli and Lucia Lapenna highlight the need for awareness of nutritional status in patients who have chronic liver disease, because malnutrition frequently occurs and worsens prognosis. They explain how to recognise malnutrition and sarcopenia promptly in patients with liver cirrhosis and how to appropriately manage these conditions, including discussing the importance of nutrition patients and supporting caregivers. We hope you enjoy the article — let us know if you have any feedback or questions!

https://ueg.eu/a/278 | September 25, 2024


Mistakes in gastroparesis and how to avoid them

The newest UEG Education Mistakes in…. article is out now! Author Asma Fikree focuses on gastroparesis, a delay in gastric emptying associated with symptoms primarily of nausea and vomiting in the absence of mechanical obstruction. The article covers the features required for diagnosis, gastroparesis mimics, how symptoms may be generated by drugs, and much more. We hope you enjoy the article — let us know if you have any feedback or questions!

https://ueg.eu/a/274 | September 25, 2024


Mistakes in the management of gastric polyps and how to avoid them

Check out our latest UEG Education Mistakes in…. article — the 50th article to be added to the series since it began in January 2016! In their article, authors William Waddingham and David Graham discuss gastric polyps, which are often regarded as the ‘poor relation’ to their colonic counterparts. They cover issues with the identification, assessment and management of gastric polyps, including the need for adequate inspection the gastric mucosa, taking appropriate biopsy samples, testing for and treating H. pylori infection, and much more. Enjoy the article and let us know if you have any feedback or questions!

https://ueg.eu/a/273 | September 25, 2024


Webinars

Join the online discussions with our experts in real-time.

https://ueg.eu/education/online-education/webinars | September 25, 2024


Information for presenters

https://ueg.eu/week/programme/information-for-presenters | September 23, 2024


EU Elections 2024

Ahead of the EU Elections 2024, we call for a stronger health policy environment to reduce the burden of digestive diseases across Europe.

https://ueg.eu/public-affairs/eu-elections-2024 | September 23, 2024


Mistakes in the management of Helicobacter pylori infection and how to avoid them

The sequelae of Helicobacter pylori infection, a known Group 1 carcinogen, can lead to significant morbidity and mortality worldwide.

https://ueg.eu/a/163 | September 20, 2024


Mistakes in polypectomy and how to avoid them

Our newest Mistakes in polypectomy article discusses the best practice in colorectal polypectomy, which can guide training priorities among trainees and established endoscopic practitioners. The quality of polypectomy, the complete resection of polyps, plays a role in emphasizing the preventive effects of the procedure.

https://ueg.eu/a/300 | September 20, 2024


Mistakes in imaging hepatic lesions and how to avoid them

You will learn more about the common mistakes made when examining hepatic lesions and their origins, what approach to follow after locoregional treatment, which imaging modalities such as MRI, CT, US and PET to use in combination and why looking at pre-contrast/anatomical imaging is of great importance.

https://ueg.eu/a/310 | September 20, 2024


Mistakes in constipation and how to avoid them

You will learn more about the symptoms of constipation, when to prescribe laxatives, the importance of a thorough examination, when to perform functional studies, and mistakes to avoid when treating constipation.

https://ueg.eu/a/311 | September 20, 2024


Mistakes in faecal incontinence management and how to avoid them

You will learn more about the common misconceptions in treating faecal incontinence and the importance of trialling non-invasive treatment options before any other procedures.

https://ueg.eu/a/314 | September 20, 2024


Mistakes in endoscopy and how to avoid them

Diagnostic and therapeutic mistakes discussed in the context of evidence and endoscopic experience.

https://ueg.eu/a/175 | September 20, 2024


Open Positions

Apply to actively participate in our programmes – join the UEG Talent Pool!

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/professional-advancement/open-positions | September 20, 2024


Mistakes in... series

This series of in-depth articles covers common diagnosis and treatment mistakes in digestive disease

https://ueg.eu/education/education-resources/mistakes-in | September 20, 2024


Publications

We provide a variety of publications from UEG Journal to health related brochures.

https://ueg.eu/publications | September 20, 2024


Mistakes in liver transplantation and how to avoid them

In this article, the authors focus on liver transplantation, which is now a viable treatment option for acute and chronic liver failure whatever the aetiology.

https://ueg.eu/a/233 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in pouchitis and how to avoid them

This article focuses on a problem frequently encountered by patients who have undergone restorative proctocolectomy.

https://ueg.eu/a/236 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in Pancreatobiliary Imaging and how to avoid them

Our latest article in the series covers errors that can occur when investigating and interpreting radiological findings in patients with suspected pancreatobiliary disease

https://ueg.eu/a/242 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in nutrition in IBD and how to avoid them

Read the article to learn how appropriate implementation of nutritional strategies can achieve IBD treatment ‘targets’ and optimise other aspects of care!

https://ueg.eu/a/268 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in epidemiological study design in gastroenterology and how to avoid them

Epidemiological research is something that many of our community will be involved in, and there are numerous pitfalls that can be encountered when designing an epidemiological study.

https://ueg.eu/a/260 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in jejunal feeding and how to avoid them

In the newest addition to our series the authors share their experience and highlight the pitfalls associated with jejunal feeding.

https://ueg.eu/a/249 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in endoscopic ultrasonography and how to avoid them

The newest addition to our UEG Education Mistakes in…. series covers endoscopic ultrasonography (EUS). Read the article to discover more about the pitfalls that can be encountered in pancreatobiliary and digestive EUS imaging.

https://ueg.eu/a/271 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in acute diverticulitis and how to avoid them

The incidence of acute diverticulitis is rising worldwide.

https://ueg.eu/a/56 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in decompensated liver cirrhosis and how to avoid them

Protecting against future decompensation episodes is key

https://ueg.eu/a/146 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in chronic hepatitis B management and how to avoid them

All patients require long-term monitoring. 

https://ueg.eu/a/147 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in the management of enterocutaneous fistulae and how to avoid them

Gl fistulae can be one of the most challenging complications of intestinal disease to manage

https://ueg.eu/a/148 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in refractory coeliac disease and how to avoid them

Assessing adherence to a GFD and the initial coeliac disease diagnosis are important

https://ueg.eu/a/149 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in the management of carbohydrate intolerance and how to avoid them

Mistakes that are made when managing patients who have bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhoea and nausea.

https://ueg.eu/a/150 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in enteral stenting and how to avoid them

Indications include stenosis (oesophageal and colonic) and gastric outlet obstruction

https://ueg.eu/a/151 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in chronic diarrhoea and how to avoid them

Chronic diarrhoea is a common condition with a wide variety of possible causes

https://ueg.eu/a/152 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in mouse models of nonalcoholic steatophepatitis and how to avoid them

Several animal models attempt to mirror each stage of human NAFLD

https://ueg.eu/a/154 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in microscopic colitis and how to avoid them

Misconceptions and lack of awareness still exist when it comes to microscopic colitis, an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that leads to chronic, watery diarrhoea and can severely impact quality of life. Author Andreas Münch draws on his clinical experience in the field and recently published European guidelines to tackle many issues that impact patient care, including misdiagnosis, treatment and follow-up.

https://ueg.eu/a/272 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in endoscopic treatment of Barrett oesophagus neoplasia and how to avoid them

Authors Eva Verheij, Roos Pouw and Jacques Bergman consider factors that impact the success of endoscopic management of early Barrett oesophagus neoplasia. They discuss preparation for imaging, visualisation of the segment, understanding when to ablate or resect lesions and how to optimise those treatments, the importance of training and a sufficient case volume, and management of bleeds and perforations.

https://ueg.eu/a/287 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in coagulation in liver disease and how to avoid them

The newest UEG Education Mistakes in…. article is out now! Altered coagulation or thrombocytopenia are considered a hallmark of an increased risk of bleeding in patients with liver disease. In our latest Mistakes in… article, Edoardo Giannini and Stephen Caldwell discuss patient management in light of advances in our understanding, which indicate that, rather than being ‘anticoagulated’, anti- and procoagulant tendencies are still balanced, though less robustly than in healthy individuals.

https://ueg.eu/a/280 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in the management of postoperative Crohn’s disease and how to avoid them

Our latest Mistakes in… article examines the management of Crohn’s disease in the postoperative setting. The authors consider key issues, from the simple recommendation to stop smoking to the careful timing required when measuring faecal calprotectin levels or performing endoscopic monitoring. Effective preventive treatments are also discussed, along with the need to start or escalate therapy in cases of endoscopic recurrence, and much more.

https://ueg.eu/a/289 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in dietary management of IBS and how to avoid them

Our first Mistakes in… article for 2022 tackles the management of patients with IBS via dietary interventions. The authors highlight the importance of taking the patient’s expectations into account and setting realistic treatment goals. They also cover the pitfalls of using immunological tests and breath tests in this setting, and consider the impact of various exclusion diets. In dietary counselling, it is preferable to start from a healthy balanced diet, and then select a personalized approach based on local availability of expertise and patient preference

https://ueg.eu/a/288 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in acute jaundice and how to avoid them

Jaundice—one of the major signs in medicine—can result from numerous conditions

https://ueg.eu/a/156 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in capsule endoscopy and how to avoid them

Wireless technology means capsule endoscopy is well tolerated, but it is also a drawback

https://ueg.eu/a/157 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in the endoscopic diagnosis and management of Barrett’s oesophagus and how to avoid them

Mistakes that are commonly made in the endoscopic diagnosis & management of Barrett’s oesophagus.

https://ueg.eu/a/159 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in short bowel and how to avoid them

Short bowel manifests as high stomal output or diarrhoea, dehydration and malnutrition.

https://ueg.eu/a/160 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in paediatric inflammatory bowel disease and how to avoid them

Better clinical outcomes are increasingly being sought in young people with IBD

https://ueg.eu/a/161 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in tissue acquisition during endoscopy and how to avoid them

Tissue acquisition is the most common manoeuvre performed during endoscopy.

https://ueg.eu/a/162 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and how to avoid them

Management of NAFLD requires a multidisciplinary approach.

https://ueg.eu/a/164 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in cases on call and how to avoid them

Evaluating and managing GI cases on call is a difficult task.

https://ueg.eu/a/166 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in endoscopic resection and how to avoid them

Endoscopic resection is an advanced technique used to remove superficial lesions.

https://ueg.eu/a/167 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in acute abdominal CT and how to avoid them

There are many pitfalls to be aware of when requesting/interpreting abdominal CT scans

https://ueg.eu/a/169 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in the use of PPIs and how to avoid them

PPIs are frequently prescribed—being knowledgeable about them is fundamental. 

https://ueg.eu/a/170 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in alcoholic liver disease and how to avoid them

ALD is multifaceted—its management poses many difficulties and pitfalls.

https://ueg.eu/a/171 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in eosinophilic oesophagitis and how to avoid them

EoE is the second-most frequent cause of chronic oesophagitis.

https://ueg.eu/a/172 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in liver function test abnormalities and how to avoid them

Liver Function tests (LFT) are routinely used to screen for liver disease, but the assessment of LFTs can be challenging.

https://ueg.eu/a/174 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in managing perianal disease and how to avoid them

Perianal disease is very common and can impair quality of life significantly.

https://ueg.eu/a/173 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in irritable bowel syndrome and how to avoid them

Learn more about the mistakes that can be made when diagnosing and managing IBS!

https://ueg.eu/a/177 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in the management of acute pancreatitis and how to avoid them

Critical decision-making points & pitfalls

https://ueg.eu/a/178 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography and how to avoid them

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) is a widespread technique used for the treatment of different diseases of the bile and pancreatic ducts.

https://ueg.eu/a/179 | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in inflammatory bowel disease and reproduction and how to avoid them

Find out more about the major mistakes and misperceptions!

https://ueg.eu/a/180 | September 19, 2024


Hands-on

Train your practical skills with the opportunity to look, learn and perform techniques.

https://ueg.eu/week/programme/hands-on | September 19, 2024


Rising Star Awards

This prize is awarded each year to the most promising, emerging clinical scientists.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/professional-advancement/rising-star-awards | September 19, 2024


Mistakes in upper gastrointestinal bleeding and how to avoid them

Discover more about the most frequent mistakes

https://ueg.eu/a/181 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in mouse models of IBD and how to avoid them

Learn how to get the most from experimental colitis models!

https://ueg.eu/a/182 | September 18, 2024


National Scholar Award

With this award we support promising researchers at a junior level.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/congress-opportunities/national-scholar-award | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in colorectal cancer and how to avoid them

Specialist tips on diagnosis, prevention and treatment!

https://ueg.eu/a/183 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in colonoscopy and how to avoid them

You will learn more about some practices that improve the procedure's safety and quality and how this can reduce the rates of post-colonoscopy colorectal cancer (PCCRC) and improve patient experience and adherence to colonoscopy surveillance programmes.

https://ueg.eu/a/317 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in biomarkers for IBD and how to avoid them

Our newest Mistakes in biomarkers of IBD article highlights typical mistakes made in developing, interpreting, and applying biomarkers in IBD.

https://ueg.eu/a/322 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in therapeutic drug monitoring of biologics in IBD and how to avoid them

Learn about the mistakes made utilising TDM of biologics in patients with IBD.

https://ueg.eu/a/331 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in acute severe ulcerative colitis and how to avoid them

In this article, author David Laharie highlights the common mistakes made when managing patients admitted for an ASUC episode.

https://ueg.eu/a/332 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in transitional care for children and young adults and how to avoid them

You will learn more about when to start the transition process and how to coordinate in a way that benefits the patient.

https://ueg.eu/a/334 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in gastrointestinal ultrasound and how to avoid them

Ultrasound is a crucial diagnostic tool in gastroenterology worldwide. Gastrointestinal ultrasound (GIUS) is increasingly vital for diagnosing and monitoring GI disorders due to its real-time imaging advantages over CT and MRI.

https://ueg.eu/a/346 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in paediatric foreign body ingestion and how to avoid them

Foreign bodies swallowed by children can pose serious health risks if not handled properly. This article sheds light on common mistakes made during such emergencies and provides guidance on how to avoid them. In just a 15-minute read, you can be better prepared to address this critical situation.

https://ueg.eu/a/350 | September 18, 2024


Mistakes in gastrostomy insertion and how to avoid them

https://ueg.eu/a/351 | September 18, 2024


Research Fellowship

UEG supports two young investigators annually to develop their research ideas.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/research-funding/research-fellowship | September 18, 2024


Who We Are

United European Gastroenterology is a professional non-profit organisation combining all leading European medical societies focussing on digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/about | September 17, 2024


Mistakes in intestinal failure and parenteral nutrition and how to avoid them

https://ueg.eu/a/356 | September 12, 2024


UEG Podcasts

https://ueg.eu/education/education-resources/ueg-talks-podcast | September 12, 2024


myUEG

Join the community! Login or create your myUEG account to benefit from a variety of features.

https://ueg.eu/about/myueg-community | September 10, 2024


Quality of Care

Guidelines, standards and quality improvement initiatives.

https://ueg.eu/quality-of-care | September 10, 2024


GI Guidelines App

Our free app is available for download on Android and iPhone devices!

https://ueg.eu/quality-of-care/search-guidelines/gi-guidelines-app | September 10, 2024


Postgraduate Teaching Programme

Don't miss this world class continuing medical education opportunity for trainees and practitioners.

https://ueg.eu/week/programme/postgraduate-teaching | September 09, 2024


Research

Foster discoveries in digestive health research.

https://ueg.eu/research | September 09, 2024


Horizon Europe Support

UEG offers to participate in Horizon Europe calls.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/research-funding/horizon-europe-support | September 09, 2024


Masterclass on Oesophagogastric Motility and Function

A multidisciplinary online and face-to-face learning experience.

https://ueg.eu/education/face-to-face-education/masterclass | September 06, 2024


Summer School

This intense course combines state-of-the-art lectures with practical skills training.

https://ueg.eu/education/face-to-face-education/summer-school | September 05, 2024


Week

UEG Week, the best gastroenterology congress in the world.

https://ueg.eu/week | September 05, 2024


Top Abstract Prizes

We award € 10,000 to each of the top 5 abstracts submitted to UEG Week.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/congress-opportunities/top-abstract-prizes | September 05, 2024


Lifetime Achievement Award

We recognise outstanding achievements in digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/recognition-of-achievements/lifetime-achievement-award | September 03, 2024


Abstract Submission

UEG Week is the top venue to present your digestive health research!

https://ueg.eu/week/programme/abstract-submission | September 02, 2024


Career Development

Improve your skills, broaden your professional network and get closer to your ideal job, skillset and lifestyle.

https://ueg.eu/education/online-education/career-development | August 30, 2024


Mistakes in chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction and how to avoid them

https://ueg.eu/a/355 | August 29, 2024


Our Members

UEG as an organisation encompasses Ordinary Member Societies and National Member Societies.

https://ueg.eu/about/our-members | August 29, 2024


AI in endoscopy: A new superhero or an old villain?

https://ueg.eu/a/354 | August 23, 2024


Research Projects

UEG is actively participating in the project HoloSurge as a dissemination partner to communicate how doctors use medical images.

https://ueg.eu/research/research-projects | August 21, 2024


Support

Applying for EU research funding is time-consuming and costly. UEG is here to assist your application process.

https://ueg.eu/p/57 | August 19, 2024


Public Affairs

Prioritising digestive health in the EU.

https://ueg.eu/public-affairs | August 13, 2024


Programme

October 12 – 15, 2024: Keep up with the latest & greatest scientific advancements in Vienna & online!

https://ueg.eu/week/programme | August 12, 2024


Journal Best Paper Award

We recognise the first-author of the best original scientific research, published in UEG Journal.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/recognition-of-achievements/journal-best-paper-award | August 09, 2024


Women in GI

Collaborating, advancing, making equality a reality.

https://ueg.eu/about/myueg-community/women-in-gi | August 07, 2024


Gastrointestinal Neuroendocrine Tumours

Neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) develop from enterochromaffin cells, which are located throughout the gastrointestinal tract.

https://ueg.eu/p/97 | August 02, 2024


Dysphagia in benign disorders

Difficulty in swallowing – or dysphagia – is prevalent in the elderly population and places a significant burden on the healthcare sector. Dysphagia is characterized as oropharyngeal or oesophageal according to the location of the pathology. Whereas oropharyngeal dysphagia is due to structural, anatomical, and neuromuscular abnormalities, oesophageal dysphagia can be attributed to motility disorders.

https://ueg.eu/p/241 | August 02, 2024


IBD epidemiology & aetiology

This online course explains current knowledge on the epidemiology and aetiology of IBD.

https://ueg.eu/p/179 | August 02, 2024


International Scholarships

Awardees get free registration for UEG Week and € 1,000 to cover travel expenses.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/congress-opportunities/international-scholarship-awards | August 01, 2024


Stakeholder Collaboration

UEG carries out and part-takes in a series of public awareness campaigns every year.

https://ueg.eu/public-affairs/advocacy/stakeholder-collaboration | July 31, 2024


Advocacy

UEG is promoting digestive health, in order to advance treatment and prevention of diseases, reduce their socio-economic burden and achieve better funding across Europe.

https://ueg.eu/public-affairs/advocacy | July 29, 2024


Patients

Our vision is to create a united voice, connecting scientific, medical and patient communities.

https://ueg.eu/patients | July 29, 2024


Industry

Be part of one of the the top meetings in digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/industry | July 22, 2024


Mistakes in small bowel bleeding and how to avoid them

Definitive management of small bowel bleeding can pose formidable challenges

https://ueg.eu/a/155 | July 18, 2024


Social media has become an indispensable tool for disseminating health information

https://ueg.eu/a/353 | July 16, 2024


Quality of Care Committee

The Quality of Care Committee supports UEG´s vision to improve clinical standards and services.

https://ueg.eu/p/87 | July 16, 2024


Young GI sections

Exchanging ideas and learning from the experience of others

https://ueg.eu/p/103 | July 11, 2024


Pancreatic cancer I

Pancreatic cancer is a highly aggressive malignancy, often asymptomatic in its early stages, making early detection challenging.

https://ueg.eu/p/254 | July 10, 2024


Management of early-invasive (T1) colorectal cancer

This online course covers the most relevant aspects of clinical management of T1 CRC patients, and provides an overview of latest insights and current knowledge gaps.

https://ueg.eu/p/198 | July 09, 2024


Gastroenterologist's guide to stem cells

This course covers the basic definitions of stem cells and their different locations in the gastrointestinal tract, homeostasis, the role of stem cells in intestinal regeneration, metaplasia, and tumour heterogeneity.

https://ueg.eu/p/252 | July 09, 2024


Perianal Crohn's disease

This online course covers the definition and epidemiology of perianal Crohn’s disease. The diagnosis and assessment are divided into symptoms, clinical assessment and examination under anaesthesia.

https://ueg.eu/p/251 | July 09, 2024


Polypectomy

The purpose of this course is to highlight good practice and promote use of standardised protocols.

https://ueg.eu/p/117 | July 09, 2024


Constipation

This course covers physiology, pathophysiology, investigations, treatment and management in special situations.

https://ueg.eu/p/110 | July 09, 2024


Clinical introduction to colorectal polyps

This course provides a clinical introduction to colorectal polyps and the endoscopic procedure.

https://ueg.eu/p/111 | July 09, 2024


Emergency upper gastrointestinal bleeding

Understand the management of the condition and get familiar with management of the bleeding site.

https://ueg.eu/p/112 | July 09, 2024


Gut microbiota

Get updates on the role of gut microbiota in gut physiology and function, as well as in diseases.

https://ueg.eu/p/126 | July 09, 2024


Liver biopsy

Learn about relevant aspects of liver biopsy, from common indications to management of complications.

https://ueg.eu/p/115 | July 09, 2024


Young GI

Making today’s trainees, tomorrow’s experts

https://ueg.eu/young-gi | July 08, 2024


Clinical Visiting Fellowship

We support up to 30 trainees to establish new collaborations!

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/professional-advancement/clinical-visiting-fellowships | July 01, 2024


Imprint

Legal Notice

https://ueg.eu/imprint | June 26, 2024


Press

We promote the latest research in digestive health for journalists through press and media relations.

https://ueg.eu/press | June 20, 2024


Library

Your online resource with more than 32,000 GI-related items.

https://ueg.eu/library | June 19, 2024


Nutrition and Obesity

Healthcare systems are under pressure from rising numbers of obese children and adults.

https://ueg.eu/p/66 | June 17, 2024


Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related death in Europe

https://ueg.eu/p/78 | June 17, 2024


Pancreatic Cancer

Pancreatic cancer is the 8th most common cancer in Europe, yet knowledge of it is alarmingly low.

https://ueg.eu/p/80 | June 17, 2024


Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Inflammatory bowel diseases are common, chronic conditions that primarily affect young people.

https://ueg.eu/p/79 | June 17, 2024


Alcohol

Tackling the harmful use of alcohol should be a key priority for the European Union.

https://ueg.eu/p/62 | June 17, 2024


Digestive Health Group

Learn about mission and activities of this group of MEPs from different political groups and Member States.

https://ueg.eu/public-affairs/mep-digestive-health-group | June 17, 2024


Mistakes in the medical management of IBD and how to avoid them

The subtleties and challenges of contemporary IBD management.

https://ueg.eu/a/165 | June 14, 2024


Nurse Programme

Benefit from full access to UEG Week.

https://ueg.eu/week/programme/nurse-programme | June 03, 2024


Elevating digestive health on the EU agenda: UEG’s vision for a healthier future

Elevating digestive health on the EU agenda: UEG’s vision for a healthier future

https://ueg.eu/a/352 | May 28, 2024


Activity Grants

UEG promotes & funds educational projects in the field of digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/research-funding/activities-funding | May 27, 2024


Mistakes in the management of unexplained diarrhoea and how to avoid them

Our newest Mistakes in… the management of unexplained diarrhoea article explains basic mistakes that should be avoided when managing unexplained non-bloody diarrhoea that persists beyond the acute setting. In this article, the term unexplained refers to the patient without obvious alarm features and where initial consultations have failed to come up with a diagnosis.

https://ueg.eu/a/294 | May 17, 2024


Digestive Health Month 2024

May 29th we celebrate World Digestive Health Day. We dedicate the entire month to an awareness campaign on the prevalence of obesity across age groups

https://ueg.eu/public-affairs/digestive-health-month | April 30, 2024


ESSAT

The surgical voice in UEG

https://ueg.eu/p/274 | April 23, 2024


General Terms & Conditions

Agreement regarding the use of the website and the application of its services.

https://ueg.eu/terms-conditions | March 27, 2024


Equality & Diversity Group

The Equality & Diversity Group fosters the involvement of underrepresented groups in UEG's activities.

https://ueg.eu/p/88 | March 21, 2024


Clinical Visiting Fellowship Centres Registration

Host a young hepato-gastroenterologist for two weeks. Apply now!

https://ueg.eu/p/164 | March 04, 2024


Acute pancreatitis

Acute pancreatitis is the most frequent pancreatic disease and the most common reason for emergency room admission for all nonmalignant gastrointestinal diseases.

https://ueg.eu/p/180 | February 22, 2024


Travel Grants

UEG funds young GI professionals with 510 Travel Grants up to € 750.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/congress-opportunities/travel-grants | February 13, 2024


My patients’ smiling faces are my best motivation to work as a gastroenterologist

https://ueg.eu/a/349 | January 24, 2024


Quality of Care Initiatives

Quality of Care initiatives in association with UEG.

https://ueg.eu/quality-of-care/projects/quality-of-care-initiatives | January 10, 2024


UEG Career Development

https://ueg.eu/a/348 | January 08, 2024


Functional dyspepsia: Diagnosis and treatment

Functional dyspepsia is a common and chronic functional gastrointestinal disorder (FGID) defined by upper abdominal symptoms.

https://ueg.eu/p/182 | December 18, 2023


Congress resources

More than 11,200 individuals from over 120 countries attended UEG Week 2023.

https://ueg.eu/week/industry-programme/congress-app | December 11, 2023


GORD Diagnosis

This course covers the needs in the diagnosis of GORD, symptoms, questionnaires, the PPI test and more.

https://ueg.eu/p/106 | November 20, 2023


Infectious Colitis

This course provides information on all aspects of infectious colitis.

https://ueg.eu/p/210 | November 20, 2023


Functional constipation

This course aims to provide a full understanding of the condition, how to recognise and effectively treat it.

https://ueg.eu/p/130 | November 20, 2023


GORD Pathophysiology

Learn about the different components that contribute to the pathophysiology of GORD.

https://ueg.eu/p/107 | November 20, 2023


Daily Recap, Tuesday, October 17

Today marks the final day of UEG Week 2023!

https://ueg.eu/a/341 | October 17, 2023


Gut microbiome variations could predict colorectal cancer risk, new study finds

Gut microbiome variations could predict colorectal cancer risk, new study finds

https://ueg.eu/a/343 | October 16, 2023


Babies with a low birthweight are four times more likely to develop fatty liver disease in later life, new study shows

Babies with a low birthweight are four times more likely to develop fatty liver disease in later life, new study shows

https://ueg.eu/a/342 | October 16, 2023


Daily Recap, Sunday, October 15

Today marked the second day of UEG Week 2023!

https://ueg.eu/a/339 | October 15, 2023


Daily Recap, Saturday, October 14

Welcome to UEG Week 2023!

https://ueg.eu/a/338 | October 14, 2023


E&D Plan

https://ueg.eu/opportunities | September 28, 2023


White Book 2

Revealing major health & economic impact of digestive diseases across Europe

https://ueg.eu/research/white-book-2 | September 20, 2023


Research Advocacy

We advocate for more European Funding in digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/research/advocacy | September 20, 2023


Clinical Trials 101: Unpacking the Fundamentals - Part 3

https://ueg.eu/a/329 | June 19, 2023


Clinical Trials 101: Unpacking the Fundamentals - Part 2

https://ueg.eu/a/328 | June 19, 2023


Clinical Trials 101: Unpacking the Fundamentals - Part 1

Part 1: An Introduction to Clinical Trials, Including an Overview of Its History and Definitions

https://ueg.eu/a/327 | June 19, 2023


Quality Standards

UEG supports its Member Societies in the development of quality standards.

https://ueg.eu/quality-of-care/projects/quality-standards | June 07, 2023


UEG joins key European public health organisations in supporting the mandatory adoption of the NutriScore in the EU

UEG joins key European public health organisations in supporting the mandatory adoption of the NutriScore in the EU

https://ueg.eu/a/325 | May 11, 2023


Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy is intended for your enlightenment and describes how we process your data and what rights you have as data subject.

https://ueg.eu/privacy-policy | May 09, 2023


Mistakes in bariatric surgery and how to avoid them

Our newest Mistakes in… article discusses the mistakes that take place in the preoperative, perioperative, and postoperative periods of a bariatric surgery. The authors discuss the pre-surgical management of patients, trocar positioning, signs of post-operative leaks, nutritional deficiencies and more.

https://ueg.eu/a/291 | April 13, 2023


Open Access kindly provided by Bayer Consumer Health

https://ueg.eu/p/250 | April 01, 2023


Open Access recording kindly provided by Abivax

https://ueg.eu/p/221 | April 01, 2023


COVID-19 information

https://ueg.eu/p/153 | April 01, 2023


Non-English Guidelines

A collection of 174 international and non-English guidelines.

https://ueg.eu/quality-of-care/search-guidelines/non-english-guidelines | March 21, 2023


Team work makes the dream work

https://ueg.eu/a/319 | March 21, 2023


UEG Week 2022 Congress Review

Read about awardees, scientific highlights, and much more in our congress review!

https://ueg.eu/a/309 | October 20, 2022


Daily Recap, Tuesday, October 11

Today marks the final day of UEG Week 2022!

https://ueg.eu/a/303 | October 11, 2022


Study reveals alarming failures in the detection of pancreatic cancer

Study reveals alarming failures in the detection of pancreatic cancer

https://ueg.eu/a/307 | October 11, 2022


New report reveals major health and economic impact of digestive diseases across Europe

New report reveals major health and economic impact of digestive diseases across Europe

https://ueg.eu/a/306 | October 11, 2022


Daily Recap, Monday, October 10

It's Monday at UEG Week, which marked the start of the abstract-based sessions!

https://ueg.eu/a/302 | October 10, 2022


UEG Week Virtual Platform

Your UEG Week and Postgraduate Teaching Virtual experience is hosted on our new, uniquely interactive virtual congress platform.

https://ueg.eu/week/attendance/ueg-week-virtual-platform | October 10, 2022


Daily Recap, Sunday, October 9

Today marked the second day of the Postgraduate Teaching Programme and the launch of the Science Lounge, exhibition hall and TV Studio!

https://ueg.eu/a/301 | October 09, 2022


Mediterranean diet improves immunotherapy response rates and progression-free survival in advanced melanoma, new study suggests

Mediterranean diet improves immunotherapy response rates and progression-free survival in advanced melanoma, new study suggests

https://ueg.eu/a/305 | October 09, 2022


Daily Recap, Saturday, October 8

Welcome to UEG Week 2022!

https://ueg.eu/a/304 | October 08, 2022


Mistakes in opportunistic infections and vaccinations in IBD and how to avoid them

Our newest Mistakes in... opportunistic infections and vaccinations in IBD article discusses the role of immunosuppressive agents (biologic agents and small molecules) in subjecting IBD patients to opportunistic infections.

https://ueg.eu/a/299 | October 06, 2022


UEG Week 2022 - FAQs

Frequently asked questions about UEG Week 2022.

https://ueg.eu/week/attendance/faqs | October 03, 2022


Virtual Summer School

Four Sessions. Fantastic Faculty. Fresh Discussions. Watch the recordings!

https://ueg.eu/education/online-education/virtual-summer-school | September 13, 2022


Ukraine

Ukraine

https://ueg.eu/p/239 | September 06, 2022


myUEG Community

Join us in the myUEG Community area where you can meet and interact with colleagues, experts and mentors from around the globe.

https://ueg.eu/week/myueg-community | July 12, 2022


World Digestive Health Day 2022: Reducing the burden of colorectal cancer

World Digestive Health Day 2022: Reducing the burden of colorectal cancer

https://ueg.eu/a/292 | May 25, 2022


myUEG Community song

Let’s create a video together!

https://ueg.eu/p/240 | May 19, 2022


Mistakes in the management of chronic gastritis and how to avoid them

Our newest Mistakes in… article considers chronic gastritis and the need to be aware of when it is a harmless condition that can be left alone and when further action is required. The authors discuss Helicobacter pylori infection, autoimmune disease, the risk of gastric cancer, endoscopic surveillance intervals, biopsy samples, and more.

https://ueg.eu/a/290 | April 07, 2022


The Domino Effect: COVID-19 and the Implication on Colorectal Cancer Screening

The Domino Effect: COVID-19 and the Implication on Colorectal Cancer Screening

https://ueg.eu/a/286 | December 16, 2021


Best Abstract Prizes

Out of all presentations of Abstract-based & Poster in the Spotlight sessions, the best presenter will be awarded.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/congress-opportunities/best-abstract-presentation-prizes | December 03, 2021


Are you the GI expert you think you are?

Ready for an online quiz? Take this 10 minute GI knowledge test - Are you the expert you think you are? Check it out now!

https://ueg.eu/p/159 | December 02, 2021


UEG Week On-Demand

UEG Week Virtual 2021 recording packages are available for purchase. 

https://ueg.eu/week/industry-programme/recording-packages | November 16, 2021


UEG Week Virtual Congress Review

Read about awardees, scientific highlights, and much more in our congress review!

https://ueg.eu/a/266 | October 21, 2021


Daily Recap, Tuesday, October 5

Today saw the final day of UEG Week Virtual 2021!

https://ueg.eu/a/258 | October 05, 2021


Oesophageal adenocarcinoma cases triple in younger people over past 30 years, new study finds

Oesophageal adenocarcinoma cases triple in younger people over past 30 years, new study finds

https://ueg.eu/a/284 | October 05, 2021


Daily Recap, Monday, October 4

Monday marked the second day of UEG Week Virtual 2021, featuring more world-class science, debate and discussion.

https://ueg.eu/a/255 | October 04, 2021


One in 10 people experience frequent meal-related abdominal pain, new research reveals

One in 10 people experience frequent meal-related abdominal pain, new research reveals

https://ueg.eu/a/283 | October 04, 2021


Colorectal cancer diagnoses dropped over 40% during COVID-19 pandemic, new study shows

Colorectal cancer diagnoses dropped over 40% during COVID-19 pandemic, new study shows

https://ueg.eu/a/282 | October 04, 2021


Daily Recap, Sunday, October 3

Today marked the beginning of the core Scientific Programme at UEG Week Virtual 2021.

https://ueg.eu/a/252 | October 04, 2021


Information for presenters (August 2021)

https://ueg.eu/p/229 | August 23, 2021


Irritable bowel syndrome

This course comprises contributions from an international team of primary and secondary care experts.

https://ueg.eu/p/116 | August 18, 2021


Online Courses - CME Accredited

Choose from 30 online courses, covering the majority of topics fin digestive health.

https://ueg.eu/p/224 | August 18, 2021


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https://ueg.eu/p/187 | August 04, 2021


World Digestive Health Day 2021: The European Obesity Crisis

World Digestive Health Day 2021: The European Obesity Crisis

https://ueg.eu/a/275 | June 01, 2021


A Chinese woman presents with jaundice

How would you proceed at each stage of this complex case?

https://ueg.eu/a/211 | March 02, 2021


Poster Champ Awards

The best daily posters at UEG Week get free entry to the PGT of the upcoming UEG Week.

https://ueg.eu/opportunities/congress-opportunities/poster-champ-awards | January 21, 2021


Turning the tide on Europe’s deadliest cancer: tackling the burden of pancreatic cancer

Turning the tide on Europe’s deadliest cancer: tackling the burden of pancreatic cancer

https://ueg.eu/a/267 | November 17, 2020


"Game-changing" procedure shown to discontinue insulin treatment in majority of type 2 diabetes patients and aid weight loss

"Game-changing" procedure shown to discontinue insulin treatment in majority of type 2 diabetes patients and aid weight loss

https://ueg.eu/a/265 | October 13, 2020


Weight loss surgery in obese patients with diabetes significantly cuts pancreatic cancer risk, major study reveals

Weight loss surgery in obese patients with diabetes significantly cuts pancreatic cancer risk, major study reveals

https://ueg.eu/a/264 | October 12, 2020


Asthma and food allergies during childhood associated with increased risk of IBS, new research finds

Asthma and food allergies during childhood associated with increased risk of IBS, new research finds

https://ueg.eu/a/263 | October 12, 2020


COVID-related delays to colorectal cancer screening causing a 11.9% increase in death rates, new research reveals

COVID-related delays to colorectal cancer screening causing a 11.9% increase in death rates, new research reveals

https://ueg.eu/a/262 | October 12, 2020


Alcohol consumption and poor nutrition across Europe inflicting huge liver disease burden, warn leading experts

Alcohol consumption and poor nutrition across Europe inflicting huge liver disease burden, warn leading experts

https://ueg.eu/a/261 | September 30, 2020


The current state-of-play for the treatment and care of IBD

The current state-of-play for the treatment and care of IBD

https://ueg.eu/a/246 | September 10, 2020


The Importance of the Gut Microbiome and Healthy Nutrition in Chronic Digestive Diseases

The Importance of the Gut Microbiome and Healthy Nutrition in Chronic Digestive Diseases

https://ueg.eu/a/235 | July 01, 2020


myUEG: Apply. Participate. Learn.

https://ueg.eu/education/face-to-face-education/young-investigators-meeting | June 30, 2020


myUEG: Apply. Participate. Learn.

https://ueg.eu/education/face-to-face-education/evidence-based-medicine-course | June 30, 2020


myUEG: Apply. Participate. Learn.

https://ueg.eu/education/face-to-face-education/basic-science-courses | June 30, 2020


UEG Week Virtual

Grow with us – Let’s experience UEG’s first-ever virtual congress together!

https://ueg.eu/p/171 | May 28, 2020


Implications of COVID-19 on Digestive Health

Implications of COVID-19 on Digestive Health

https://ueg.eu/a/231 | May 07, 2020


Young GI

Join the Young GI Lounge to exchange ideas with junior peers and senior experts.

https://ueg.eu/week/myueg-community/young-gi | April 29, 2020


What not to do at UEG Week

Most common things you should avoid when attending UEG Week.

https://ueg.eu/a/87 | April 28, 2020


UEG Week: New study links protein in wheat to the inflammation of chronic health conditions

This research turns the spotlight onto a different family of proteins found in wheat called amylase-trypsin inhibitors (ATIs).

https://ueg.eu/a/200 | April 27, 2020


The Intestinal Microbiome—Rosetta Stone or Tower of Babel?

Are we holding the key to understanding metabolic, immunological and pathological processes?

https://ueg.eu/a/81 | April 27, 2020


E-learning for e-living (or “A personal perspective on kung fu”)

Education is changing.

https://ueg.eu/a/220 | April 24, 2020


Children’s digestive health across Europe in crisis

The report canvasses the opinion of a number of paediatric GI specialists.

https://ueg.eu/a/188 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Colorectal cancer screening should start at 45, new research shows

The results of this research strongly indicate that screening for colorectal cancer should begin at the age of 45.

https://ueg.eu/a/207 | April 24, 2020


Women in Research: Ten ideas to get your research career on track

Tips for your research career, based on the session ‘Career Chat: Women in Research’ at UEG Week 2019

https://ueg.eu/a/145 | April 24, 2020


Europe is falling behind America in the fight against colorectal cancer due to low screening uptake say experts

Early signs of colorectal cancer do not exist or are difficult to spot.

https://ueg.eu/a/192 | April 24, 2020


A Duodenal Disaster?

A clip from the resection of a duodenal polyp situated at the junction between the duodenal cap and D2.

https://ueg.eu/a/143 | April 24, 2020


A case of hide and seek!

The patient is undergoing the examination because of iron deficiency anaemia.

https://ueg.eu/a/142 | April 24, 2020


The best way to make the diagnosis

The patient was fully investigated including a negative Coeliac serology screen and normal duodenal biopsies.

https://ueg.eu/a/141 | April 24, 2020


Family doctor intervention is crucial in the fight against Europe’s second biggest cancer killer

Colorectal cancer is extremely lethal in its advanced stages yet early detection can result in a 90-95% survival rate.

https://ueg.eu/a/193 | April 24, 2020


A suspicious stricture?

This 70 year old patient is undergoing a gastroscopy because of 2 months history of dysphagia.

https://ueg.eu/a/139 | April 24, 2020


Plenty of Polyps!

This 30 year old man was referred for a gastroscopy because of indigestion which had resolved with PPI therapy.

https://ueg.eu/a/138 | April 24, 2020


FMT: balancing scientific success with successful regulation

Authorities are struggling to develop regulations in the face of multiple trials supporting the efficacy of FMT.

https://ueg.eu/a/84 | April 24, 2020


Highlights of the ESPGHAN Pediatric Hepatology Summer School 2014

ESPGHAN aims to promote the health of children, focusing on the gastrointestinal tract, liver and nutritional status.

https://ueg.eu/a/83 | April 24, 2020


Postgraduate Course on the road from inflammation to cancer in the upper GI tract

Recordings from each session of the course can be found in the UEG Library.

https://ueg.eu/a/82 | April 24, 2020


Hepatologists jump on screening bandwagon

The benefit of colorectal cancer screening has been proven in several large, prospective studies.

https://ueg.eu/a/80 | April 24, 2020


Advanced screening test to improve European colorectal cancer survival rates

Colorectal cancer is the most common type of GI cancer in Europe.

https://ueg.eu/a/186 | April 24, 2020


Are we finally saluting the fungal kingdom as a co-ruler of GI health and disease?

The human body is host to myriads of fungal species.

https://ueg.eu/a/78 | April 24, 2020


A condition not associated with…?

The photograph shows what was found in a 55-year-old man who was undergoing upper digestive endoscopy.

https://ueg.eu/a/132 | April 24, 2020


Managing coeliac disease: separating the wheat from the chaff

A gluten-free diet (GFD) remains the only treatment for coeliac disease.

https://ueg.eu/a/77 | April 24, 2020


Pushed for an Answer!

The patient then asks you what is the likely outcome?

https://ueg.eu/a/140 | April 24, 2020


Delayed diagnosis of coeliac disease may put lives at risk: is screening the solution?

Coeliac disease is one of the most common life-long conditions in Europe.

https://ueg.eu/a/190 | April 24, 2020


MicrObesity: to what extent do gut microbes contribute to obesity?

14% of the world’s population is pre-obese or obese.

https://ueg.eu/a/76 | April 24, 2020


Is your ward happy?

All health services in Europe are under immense pressure.

https://ueg.eu/a/75 | April 24, 2020


Vitamin D shows promise for treating Crohn’s disease in pilot study

There is emerging data that Vitamin D supplementation may prolong remission in CD.

https://ueg.eu/a/210 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Faecal microbiota transplantation now available in capsule form

A new capsule form of faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) has raised hopes.

https://ueg.eu/a/208 | April 24, 2020


Possible pancreatitis or could it be cancer?

A retired man with an unusual cause of jaundice.

https://ueg.eu/a/116 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: New breakthrough for IBS patients

A low-FODMAP diet is now an established treatment for people with IBS.

https://ueg.eu/a/209 | April 24, 2020


Pancreatic cancer set to become third biggest cancer killer in EU next year

The number of deaths from pancreatic cancer will overtake breast cancer mortality rates.

https://ueg.eu/a/203 | April 24, 2020


Child Safety Risk as Three Quarters of Paediatric IBD Patients Not Meeting Recommended Calcium and Vitamin D Intake

Medical experts are therefore calling for immediate intervention.

https://ueg.eu/a/189 | April 24, 2020


Alcohol consumption putting vast majority of Europeans at risk of digestive cancers, report reveals

Citizens across the EU are consuming an average of 2 alcoholic drinks per day.

https://ueg.eu/a/187 | April 24, 2020


Focus screening efforts to ‘Save Thousands of Lives’ from digestive cancers - say experts

Digestive cancers account for 3 of the top 5 European cancer killers.

https://ueg.eu/a/194 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Artificial intelligence: is this the future of early colorectal cancer detection?

The prospective study involved 250 men and women in whom colorectal polyps had been detected.

https://ueg.eu/a/206 | April 24, 2020


Pancreatic cancer: Is an ‘electronic nose’ the answer to achieving early diagnosis?

Utilising an ‘electronic nose’ could be an effective and affordable screening method.

https://ueg.eu/a/202 | April 24, 2020


Yet another case of abdominal pain?

A 41-year-old man with a recent history of weight loss, reduced appetite and nausea presents with acute abdominal pain.

https://ueg.eu/a/113 | April 24, 2020


Europe is “failing” to deal with chronic digestive disease burden

A report reveals alarming issues, challenges and inequalities in a range of chronic digestive-related diseases.

https://ueg.eu/a/43 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: New research links Crohn’s disease to Black Death

Researchers from Paris, France studied historical data.

https://ueg.eu/a/41 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Microplastics discovered in human stools across the globe in first study of its kind

Every single stool sample tested positive for the presence of microplastic.

https://ueg.eu/a/39 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Cannabis significantly improves the symptoms of Crohn’s disease despite having no effect on gut inflammation

A randomised, placebo-controlled study.

https://ueg.eu/a/40 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: European colorectal cancer rates in young adults increasing by 6% per year

Data from 20 European national cancer registries was used to analyse trends in incidence rates of young adults with CRC.

https://ueg.eu/a/37 | April 24, 2020


Improve your research skills with the new UEG Research Fellowship

UEG YTG Member Gianluca Ianiro talks about this revolutional UEG grant.

https://ueg.eu/a/98 | April 24, 2020


Find out what’s happening at UEG’s classroom courses!

These educational events are perfect opportunities to increase your GI knowledge.

https://ueg.eu/a/96 | April 24, 2020


8 Tips for passing the European Specialty Examination in Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Tough but doable: A personal view on the exam.

https://ueg.eu/a/94 | April 24, 2020


Failures in colonoscopy affecting detection of colorectal cancer across Europe

Leading European gastroenterologists call for widespread improvements in the quality of colonoscopies.

https://ueg.eu/a/35 | April 24, 2020


Poor oral health linked to a 75% increase in liver cancer risk, new study finds

The study analysed a large cohort of over 469,000 people in the UK.

https://ueg.eu/a/33 | April 24, 2020


Women in endoscopy

Marianna Arvanitakis talks about the situation and obstacles for women in interventional endoscopy.

https://ueg.eu/a/90 | April 24, 2020


Why students should attend UEG Week

3 medical students reveal how they experienced UEG Week.

https://ueg.eu/a/88 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Plant-based foods and Mediterranean diet associated with healthy gut microbiome, research reveals

A study presented at UEG Week 2019.

https://ueg.eu/a/30 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Resistance to antibiotics used to treat harmful stomach infection doubles in 20 years

New study presented at UEG Week 2019.

https://ueg.eu/a/29 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Colorectal and pancreatic cancer rates up 10% in last 30 years

Results of a major study across 195 countries.

https://ueg.eu/a/28 | April 24, 2020


UEG Week: Half of all commonly used drugs profoundly affecting the gut microbiome, warn experts

New study presented at UEG Week 2019.

https://ueg.eu/a/27 | April 24, 2020


An elusive lesion in the colon

How to ensure detection of subtle lesions during screening colonoscopy?

https://ueg.eu/a/13 | April 24, 2020


Pancreatic cancer death rates rising across Europe, report reveals

Pancreatic cancer has the lowest survival of all cancers in Europe.

https://ueg.eu/a/36 | April 24, 2020


Identification of possible scientific partners

Follow these tips on how to find potential research collaborators.

https://ueg.eu/a/86 | April 24, 2020


A thorny problem

What would you diagnose in this patient complaining of pain on swallowing?

https://ueg.eu/a/213 | April 24, 2020


What you always wanted to know from UEG Rising Stars

Current and previous awardees answer our questions

https://ueg.eu/a/89 | April 24, 2020


Which way to go with a giant gastric ulcer?

Play the odds or play it safe?

https://ueg.eu/a/218 | April 23, 2020


Staining the liver

Histopathologic examination is key for animal models of liver disease, but what can be seen with the H&E and Masson's trichome stains?

https://ueg.eu/a/217 | April 23, 2020


An incidental diagnosis by endoscopic ultrasound

What has been detected by follow-up EUS in a patient with a multifocal IPMN?

https://ueg.eu/a/103 | April 23, 2020


Personalised nutrition - food for thought

Developing tailored eating advice based on individual nutritional needs

https://ueg.eu/a/59 | April 23, 2020


UEG Image Hub - A new source of GI images

A new source of GI images online, freely available to download.

https://ueg.eu/a/58 | April 23, 2020


Mistakes in paediatric functional constipation diagnosis and treatment and how to avoid them

Have a look at the major mistakes that are made when diagnosing and treating children with functional constipation. 

https://ueg.eu/a/176 | April 23, 2020


Thank you from UEG E-learning!

We wouldn’t be able to provide high-quality, valued content if not for our contributors.

https://ueg.eu/a/101 | April 22, 2020


A rare biopsy finding with many possible causes

What's causing epigastric abdominal pain and nausea in this 55-year-old man?

https://ueg.eu/a/102 | April 22, 2020


UEG Education: learn, advance, excel

Exciting new UEG Education learning formats to look out for in 2020.

https://ueg.eu/a/225 | April 22, 2020


Mistakes in clinical investigation of gastrointestinal motility and function

Symptoms related to abnormal motility and function are very common.

https://ueg.eu/a/158 | April 22, 2020


Achalasia: Physician versus Surgeon

Two European experts give their opposing views on the best treatment option for achalasia

https://ueg.eu/a/57 | April 22, 2020


Liver biopsy for evaluation of fibrosis in chronic liver disease: Yes or no?

Two experts present their viewpoints

https://ueg.eu/a/55 | April 22, 2020


A not-so-black-and-white case of gastrointestinal bleeding

What's causing the black tarry stool, episode of coffee-ground emesis and epigastric pain?

https://ueg.eu/a/104 | April 21, 2020


Wake up Europe—it’s World IBD Day!

World IBD Day is observed on May 19.

https://ueg.eu/a/73 | April 21, 2020


Should I stick to the Plan?

https://ueg.eu/a/137 | April 21, 2020


Experimental liver fibrosis

Which experimental models/protocols would you use to test drugs aimed at reverting NAFLD-associated fibrosis?

https://ueg.eu/a/214 | April 21, 2020


One finding and two surprises

A 65-year-old man presents with a microcytic anaemia and a gastric polyp is found. What is your endoscopic diagnosis?

https://ueg.eu/a/216 | April 21, 2020


A suspicious swelling is seen!

An unexpected finding in the distal oesophagus and unremarkable biopsy samples. What would you diagnose?

https://ueg.eu/a/212 | April 21, 2020


Experimental models of colorectal cancer

Can you pinpoint hot trends in colorectal cancer research? 

https://ueg.eu/a/215 | April 21, 2020


Decide on the Spot !

60 seconds to make the correct decision.

https://ueg.eu/a/136 | April 20, 2020


A suspicious sigmoid stricture?

Watch the video & decide!

https://ueg.eu/a/133 | April 20, 2020


A classic colonic lesion

These photographs show a lesion that was resected from the sigmoid colon.

https://ueg.eu/a/131 | April 20, 2020


An easy diagnosis but difficult aetiology

Try your diagnostic skills!

https://ueg.eu/a/130 | April 20, 2020


A 30-year-old diagnosis

An elderly patient being investigated for iron deficiency anaemia.

https://ueg.eu/a/129 | April 20, 2020


Benign or malignant disease?

The photo shows the findings in a 65 year-old woman.

https://ueg.eu/a/128 | April 20, 2020


KRAS or BRAF—that is the question

What's causing the altered bowel habits in this elderly patient?

https://ueg.eu/a/127 | April 20, 2020


Reassure, resect or retreat?

What's the diagnosis and management of this nodule likely to be?

https://ueg.eu/a/126 | April 20, 2020


Damned if you do and damned if you don’t

How would you manage this polyp in the setting of ulcerative colitis?

https://ueg.eu/a/125 | April 20, 2020


An incidental gastric finding

What would you diagnose in this elderly, overweight man with diabetes and iron deficiency anaemia?

https://ueg.eu/a/123 | April 20, 2020


A scary looking polyp

What would you do if you found this polyp in the high rectum of an elderly patient?

https://ueg.eu/a/124 | April 20, 2020


A curious case of colitis

What type of colitis would you diagnose?

https://ueg.eu/a/122 | April 20, 2020


An interesting ileal finding

What are the treatment options for this lesion discovered during colonoscopy?

https://ueg.eu/a/119 | April 20, 2020


Confusion over a rectal biopsy sample

How would you manage this nodule?    

https://ueg.eu/a/117 | April 20, 2020


A coeliac conundrum

What would you do next for this middle-aged woman previously diagnosed with coeliac disease?

https://ueg.eu/a/118 | April 20, 2020


A case of colitis

An unusual presentation of a common problem or a common presentation of an unusual problem?

https://ueg.eu/a/229 | April 17, 2020


Pretty but probably poisonous

What is the most likely histology of the lesion?

https://ueg.eu/a/115 | April 17, 2020


A case at the crossroads of dermatology and gastroenterology

What next for a middle-aged patient with a condition affecting her skin and mouth? 

https://ueg.eu/a/114 | April 17, 2020


What gastroenterologists need to know about gut microbiota

Microbiology has never been more relevant to gastroenterology than now!

https://ueg.eu/a/228 | April 17, 2020


What else do we need to know about faecal microbiota transplantation?

Why and how does FMT work, and how personalized does FMT need to be?

https://ueg.eu/a/227 | April 17, 2020


Updates on calprotectin and IBD—where to look?

Endoscopy with biopsy is the gold standard for detection and monitoring of intestinal inflammation. 

https://ueg.eu/a/226 | April 17, 2020


This is the age of liver biomarkers—let the sunshine in!

We are entering a new age of light for noninvasive biomarkers for liver diseases

https://ueg.eu/a/224 | April 17, 2020


Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and diabetes—are they symptoms of gut dysbiosis?

Connecting changes in gut microbiota to metabolic and hepatic diseases

https://ueg.eu/a/223 | April 17, 2020


Medical mishaps

… mistakes also happen when providing health care.

https://ueg.eu/a/222 | April 17, 2020


Helicobacter pylori–associated dyspepsia

How much functional dyspepsia is due to H. pylori and how should it be dealt with?

https://ueg.eu/a/221 | April 17, 2020


Colorectal cancer and dietary fibre

Does dietary fibre and its metabolites have a role in colorectal cancer prevention?

https://ueg.eu/a/219 | April 17, 2020


Alcohol, GI cancer and microbiota

To what extent might alcohol consumption drive or modify the relationship between gut microbiota and GI cancer?

https://ueg.eu/a/62 | April 17, 2020


Gastric balloons join the fight against obesity

How can we tackle obesity?

https://ueg.eu/a/70 | April 03, 2020


From bench to the UEG floor - a personal experience from an Egyptian gastroenterologist

and how UEG helped him to achieve his goals.

https://ueg.eu/a/95 | March 04, 2020


Dealing with nutrition, diet, microbiota and IBS

Nutrition expert Heidi Staudacher speaks about advances in IBS research.

https://ueg.eu/a/92 | March 04, 2020


Women in Research: Breaking the glass ceiling

Breaking the glass ceiling

https://ueg.eu/a/144 | February 28, 2020


Work-life balance: 10 tips from the UEG Week 2018 experience

A list of Dos and Dont's that came out of the Career Chat. 

https://ueg.eu/a/97 | February 26, 2020


Why you should apply for a UEG Activity Grant to develop an online course

Developing an online course is not as complicated as you may think.

https://ueg.eu/a/93 | February 26, 2020


Chasing up colorectal cancer

CRC claims more than 200,000 lives in Europe alone.

https://ueg.eu/a/79 | February 26, 2020


The need for novel GORD diagnostic tools

The need of noninvasive methods.

https://ueg.eu/a/74 | February 26, 2020


Let’s get physical: Listen to your liver talk!

Does exercise benefit NAFLD patients?

https://ueg.eu/a/72 | February 26, 2020


IBD: Musings on models and methods

A snapshot of current developments!

https://ueg.eu/a/71 | February 26, 2020


Ruminations on gut fermentation—any link to IBS?

Diet, gut microbiota, fermentation and IBS

https://ueg.eu/a/69 | February 26, 2020


Time to change a treatment paradigm?

Models of care and malnourished patients

https://ueg.eu/a/68 | February 26, 2020


Small things with vast impact: the role of gut microbiota in health and disease

All things microbiota related at UEG Week 2015!

https://ueg.eu/a/65 | February 26, 2020


Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer—How?

What's the outlook for the development of biomarkers?

https://ueg.eu/a/64 | February 26, 2020


Nurse endoscopists

How have nurse endoscopists benefitted endoscopy services?

https://ueg.eu/a/63 | February 26, 2020


Alcohol Awareness Month

April is the perfect time to discuss UEG’s actions on alcoholic liver disease.

https://ueg.eu/a/60 | February 26, 2020