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Psychosocial Dysfunction in IBD. (GI Disorders).
Psychosocial as well as medical management is needed for that small subset of inflammatory bowel disease patients with vague clinical findings who consume excess service with poor outcome, according to a study conducted at Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S.
Dr. T.M. Vallis reported at the Canadian Digestive Diseases Week on a comparison of psychosocial factors in 15 dysfunctional inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients with those in 17 typical IBD patients and 17 matched healthy controls. Among the ...
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