NASH is now Metabolic dysfunction associated steatohepatitis (MDASH)
Metabolic dysfunction associated steatohepatitis (MDASH) is the new name for Non alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and has replaced NASH throughout the manual.
Dunn RJ
Metabolic dysfunction associated steatohepatitis (MDASH) is the new name for Non alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and has replaced NASH throughout the manual.
The Hepatic diseases page has been updated with additional information about biliary cirrhosis.
The Hepatic diseases page has been updated with additional information about sclerosing cholangitis.
The Peptic ulcer disease page has been updated with a revised section on the risk (or now thought not) of gastric cancer following prolonged PPI use.
A new page called Large bowel obstruction has been created from the contents of the Bowel obstruction page.
The Bowel obstruction page has had a number of other updates.
The Bowel obstruction page has been updated with additional information about US in bowel obstruction.
The Bowel obstruction page has been updated with additional information about CT in bowel obstruction.
The Hernias page has been updated with additional information about the reduction technique for an indirect inguinal hernia.
The Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis page has been updated with additional information about management.
The Ascites page has been updated with some additional information about the management of ascites.
A number of other minor updates have been added to the Appendicitis page.
A new segment on Appendiceal abscess has been added to the Appendicitis page.
A CT series of colitis has been added to the Suspected infectious gastroenteritis page.
A CT series demonstrating a perforated DU has been added to the Peptic ulcer disease page.
The Appendicitis page has been updated with additional information about appendicitis in pregnancy.
Multiple images in the GIT tumours section have been reformatted to improve quality and load speed.
Multiple images in the Liver disease section have been reformatted to improve quality and load speed.
Multiple images in the GIT haemorrhage section have been reformatted to improve quality and load speed.
Multiple images in the General Gastroenterology section have been reformatted to improve quality and load speed.