Dear colleagues,
30 years of UEG was celebrated during the UEG Week 2022 in Vienna this year. For this conference, more than 10,800 individuals from over 116 countries registered, of which 20% attended the first-ever hybrid UEG Week conference online.
Of the almost 3,000 submitted abstracts, 1,760 abstracts were presented and the scientific programme consisted of more than 200 live-streamed sessions. We have managed to make a selection of the finest presentations in this peer-reviewed conference report. Our primarily focus was new data and insights in the field of IBD but we also included presentations on colorectal carcinoma, hepatology, pancreatitis and pancreas cancer, as well as upper GI disorders including neoplasia in Barrett’s oesophagus and eosinophilic oesophagitis. In the case you would like to ‘ingest more science’, please note that almost 700 presentations were recorded, of which many can still be accessed via the UEG library.
I would like to end by citing Helena Cortez-Pinto, current EUG president, who commented during the 30 years of UEG anniversary session: ‘We should be incredibly proud of what we, as a community, have achieved’. We should be, keep up the good work and let’s meet again next year in Copenhagen!
Sincerely,
Marjolijn Duijvestein
Biography
Marjolijn Duijvestein works as a gastroenterologist in the IBD team of the Radboudumc in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. In 2012 she obtained her PhD at Leiden University and was trained as a gastroenterologist specialised in IBD disease at the Amsterdam UMC in Amsterdam. As part of her training, she gained experience at the University of California San Diego (UCSD, USA) and performed an internship at Alimentiv (former Robarts Clinical Trials), an academic research organisation dedicated to drug development for IBD. Her clinical activity and research are focused on IBD, in particular clinical and translational research.
Conflict of Interest Statement: Has served as an advisor for Echo pharma and Robarts Clinical Trials, reports nonfinancial support from Dr Falk Pharma, and received speaker fees from Janssen, Merck & Co., Pfizer, Takeda and Tillotts Pharma. Advisory boards Janssen, Takeda, BMS and Abbvie.
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Table of Contents: UEGW 2022
Featured articles
IBD in 2022
Fast recapture of response with ozanimod after withdrawal in UC
Ozanimod treatment prompted substantial response after failure of response to induction
Etrasimod shows advantage over placebo in UC
Etrasimod reduces adaptive immune cells in the periphery in UC
Favourable maintenance rates for risankizumab also in delayed responders with CD
IL-23 inhibition reduces inflammatory biomarkers in pre-treated UC
Maintained symptom control with mirikizumab in UC
Mirikizumab successfully resolves active histologic inflammation in UC
Upadacitinib for CD: remarkable efficacy in induction therapy
Sustained maintenance results with upadacitinib in UC
Another chance for TYK2 inhibition in UC
Small molecule obefazimod shows promise in UC
Pivotal results of etrolizumab for CD partly disappointing
Better results for vedolizumab in early CD
Some patients with limited CD may benefit from an early surgical intervention
Dose-interval of adalimumab might be prolonged in CD patients in stable remission
What Is Hot in Upper GI Disorders?
Less ulcer bleeds early after H. pylori eradication in aspirin users
Dupilumab effective in paediatric patients with eosinophilic oesophagitis
Neoplasia in Barrett’s oesophagus: the earlier the intervention, the better the long-term outcome
Hepatology in 2022
Favourable pancreatitis outcomes with procalcitonin-based algorithm to guide antibiotic use
Portal hypertension is associated with poor prognosis in cirrhotic patients
Chances of transplant-free survival in PSC enhanced by colectomy with ileostomy
SARS-CoV-2: Booster doses of key importance for cirrhotic patients
What Is New in Pancreatic Cancer and Pancreatitis?
Fewer long-term interventions after delayed drainage in necrotising pancreatitis
Detection of Europe´s deadliest cancer: much room for improvement
Colorectal Carcinoma: Improving Diagnosis and Therapy
Immunotherapy response may be modulated by microbiome
Computer-aided colonoscopies improved adenoma detection rates
Screening-detected colorectal cancers may have superior surgical outcomes
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