UEG Journal podcast Episode 12- Advances in GI disease: biomarkers, treatment outcomes, and cost-effectiveness of EUS-GE
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24m
15s
Key takeaway messages
1. Salivary molecular signatures may offer a non-invasive way to detect gastric cancer, with SLC5A5 emerging as a promising biomarker.
2. Real-world registry data show upadacitinib to be effective and generally safe in patients with Crohn’s disease, supporting its use beyond clinical trials.
3. Endoscopic ultrasound-guided gastroenterostomy demonstrates better cost-effectiveness compared with surgical gastrojejunostomy in a randomized health-economic analysis.