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Book SynopsisPreface.- Acknowledgment.- Part I: IBD FOUNDATIONS 1 Anatomy and Physiology.- 2 Epidemiology.- 3 Aetiology, Mechanisms of Disease and Clinical Picture.- Part II: DIAGNOSIS, ASSESSMENT and MONITORING 4 Clinical Assessment.- 5 Endoscopy.- 6 Laboratory Findings.- 7 Radiology.- 8 Histopathology.- 9 Differential Diagnosis.- Part III: MANAGING IBD 10 Medical Management 1: General.- 11 Medical Management 2: Conventional.- 12 Medical Management 3: Immunomodulators.- 13 Medical Management 4: Biological.- 14 Medical Management 5: Small Molecules.- 15 New Therapeutic Strategies.- 16 Microbiota, Prebiotics, Antibiotics and Faecal Microbiota Transfer.- 17 Risks and Side Effects of Medical Therapy.- 18 Refractory Proctitis.- 19 Surgical Management.- 20 Short Bowel Syndrome.- 21 Complementary Therapies.- Part IV COMPLICATIONS and COMORBIDITIES 22 Extra-Intestinal Manifestations.- 23 Penetrating Crohn's Disease and Fistulae.- 24 Opportunistic Infections.- 25 Cancer.- Part V THE PATIENT IN 26 The Newly Diagnosed Patient.- 27 Fertility, Pregnancy, and Lactation.- 28 Young IBD.- 29 Transition.- 30 IBD in the Elderly.- 31 Dietary Management.- 32 Stoma.- 33 Pouch Care.- 34 Adherence for Concordance.- 35 Constipation.- Part VI LIFESTYLE ISSUES 36 Travel and Vaccination.- 37 Smoking and Drugs.- 38 Stress and Psychological Support.- 39 Communication Skills.- 40 Sport.- 41 Sex and Intimacy.- Part VII THE PATIENT VOICE 42 Integrating Patient Priorities.- 43 Patient Support Groups.- 44 Patient Partnership.- 45 Patient PROMS and Portals.- Part VIII RESEARCH 46 Clinical Studies.- 47 Research in IBD Nursing.- 48 Research Integration.- Part IX IBD NURSING 49 Training and Education.- 50 Digital Health in IBD.- 51 Inpatient Care.- 52 Nurse Burnout, Support, and Networking.- 53 Advice Lines.- 54 Clinics.- 55 Maintaining an IBD Nurse Service.- 56 IBD Nurse Within the MDT.
