ALT A Sankey diagram depicts the flow of participants in a clinical study. On the left, a total of 105 participants are divided into two groups: "Intervention" with 54 participants (green) and "Control" with 51 participants (red). The flow continues to different outcomes: "Intervention: Compensated" (30 participants at week 6 and 23 at week 12), "Intervention: Decompensated" (20 participants total), "Intervention: Lost to Follow Up" (4 participants), "Intervention Died" (3 participants), "Control: Compensated" (24 participants at week 6 and 21 at week 12), "Control: Decompensated" (24 participants total), "Control: Lost to Follow Up" (3 participants), and "Control Died" (3 participants).

ALT A purple graphic with a white microphone icon in the center. Text above reads, "Listen and Learn," and below, "FG Podcast Series." In the bottom left corner, "Frontline Gastroenterology" is written.

ALT Two people smiling and holding an award together at an event. Both are wearing business attire, and the background has the text "ueg week.

ALT Three individuals in business attire are standing together, smiling. The person in the center is holding an award that says "Accenture." They all have conference name badges. The background is a plain wall.

ALT A collage of endoscopic images showcasing various internal medical conditions and procedures within the digestive tract. Some squares are filled with a solid blue color. The images display a range of tissues, instruments, and dyes used in medical examinations.

ALT This image shows a comparison of endoscopic views over time. The upper section displays two images labeled as "Index endoscopy," followed by an arrow pointing right to a single image labeled "Diagnostic endoscopy" with a note of "24 months." The lower section has two images with the same labels, with an arrow pointing to "7 months." The images reveal changes in the appearance of tissue in a medical setting.

ALT Sure! Here's a description: "Four-panel medical data chart. Panel A: Pie chart shows diagnoses distribution with categories including Crohn's disease, gastritis, coeliac disease, and others. Panel B: Bar chart with histological correlation to endoscopic impression, divided into abnormal and normal categories. Panel C: Bar chart of laboratory markers diagnosing performance, illustrating sensitivity and specificity for various markers. Panel D: Bar chart of clinical features diagnosing performance, displaying metrics for symptoms like abdominal pain and anemia.

ALT Two people smiling and holding an award together at an event. Both are wearing business attire, and the background has the text "ueg week.

ALT Three individuals in business attire are standing together, smiling. The person in the center is holding an award that says "Accenture." They all have conference name badges. The background is a plain wall.

ALT This flowchart outlines the process of a study with sections labeled Enrolment, Allocation, Follow-Up, and Analysis. It shows the number of participants assessed, excluded, and randomized into two groups: Intervention (n=54) and Control (n=51). Details include reasons for participant exclusion and dropout rates throughout the study phases.

ALT Flowchart for managing IBD fatigue. 1. **Fatigue Screening Measures**: Includes IBD-F Self-Assessment Scale and FACIT-Fatigue assessment, categorizing fatigue levels (No fatigue to Severe). 2. **Exclude Other Causes of Fatigue**: Lists diseases, deficiencies, medication side effects, and lifestyle factors. 3. **Patient-led Measures**: Suggests avoiding alcohol, caffeine, and heavy meals. Recommends a balanced diet and regular exercise. 4. **Sleep Difficulties Present?**: - Focus on sleep routine and exercise. - Morning wake time consistency. 5. **Consider Altering Medication**: Guidance on adjusting treatments, checking for partial or effective remission. 6. **Assess Response After 2-3 Months**: Follow-up recommendations, treatment reviews, and measured outcomes. Includes detailed boxes with quantitative scores and criteria within each category.