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Gastroenterology to-go! The UEG Podcast covers scientific, educational and professional development topics within the digestive health community. Listen as our two international experts (Egle Dieninyte-Misiune, Lithuania and Pradeep Mundre, UK) cover a wide array of timely, multidisciplinary topics with other digestive health professionals from all fields and career stages as guest speakers. New episodes and experts every other week.

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  • 24 episodes
  • fortnightly
  • Avg 30 min
  • English

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  • #81
    July 28 · 30 min

    The Future of Faecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT) with Maria Vehreschild (UEG Podcast rewind)

    UEG Podcast is on summer holiday and re-releases published episodes that we think deserve another listen. Enjoy! In this episode of the UEG Talks conversation between Maria Vehreschild and Pradeep Mundre, we delve into the complexities of the faecal microbiome and the role of faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) in treating various diseases, particularly C. difficile infections and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The discussion covers the historical context of FMT, its mechanisms of action, current treatment guidelines, safety considerations, and the various delivery methods. The conversation also emphasises the need for further research and the importance of professional standards in FMT practices.

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  • #80
    July 14 · 31 min

    Well-rounded care in functional disorders with Tim Vanuytsel (UEG Podcast rewind)

    UEG Podcast is on summer holiday and re-releases published episodes that we think deserve another listen. Enjoy! Functional gastrointestinal disorders, or disorder of gut-brain interaction, can be frightening to many GIs. How do I talk to the patient? What can I tell them if there is no improvement in their symptoms? How can I even explain to them what their diagnosis is, if I don’t even know it? To clear things up and provide clear points of action, our host Egle Dieninyte talked to Tim Vanuytsel from the University Hospital in Leuven, Belgium. The content of UEG Talks is for healthcare professionals and is purely educational. The views of the speakers are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of United European Gastroenterology. This podcast is not medical advice and should not replace clinical judgment. Always consult official guidelines and relevant experts before making patient care decisions.

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  • #79
    June 30 · 28 min

    Leadership in crisis with Axel Dignass (UEG Podcast rewind)

    UEG Podcast is on summer holiday and re-releases published episodes that we think deserve another listen. Enjoy! In this episode, host Egle speaks with former UEG President Axel Dignass about what it takes to lead in times of crisis. Drawing on his experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, Axel reflects on the difference between being a boss and being a true leader. He shares thoughts on the value of empathy, transparency, and consistency, as well as how to build and sustain a resilient team. The conversation also touches on the challenges of going virtual, the importance of recognising team achievements, and the warning signs of toxic leadership. A must-listen for anyone looking to grow as a leader in uncertain times.

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  • #67
    January 27 · 44 min

    Coeliac disease with David Sanders

    In this episode of the UEG Podcast, host Pradeep Mundre is joined by David Sanders, Professor of Gastroenterology at Sheffield and one of the world’s leading experts in coeliac disease. Timed with the recent update of the British Society of Gastroenterology coeliac guidelines, the discussion explores why coeliac disease remains frequently underdiagnosed, even in specialist care. Together, they unpack the latest evidence on serology-based diagnosis, optimal biopsy strategies, potential and seronegative coeliac disease, and when HLA testing is truly useful. The episode also covers long-term follow-up, the role of repeat biopsies, ultra-short coeliac disease, and emerging non-dietary therapies — including the realistic prospects of a future “pizza pill”. Check out the newest guidelines on coeliac disease here: https://doi.org/10.1002/ueg2.70119

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