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Mistakes in... 2022
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Your dietary management of IBS briefing
UEG Week
* 'IBS: What's new in 2021?' session at UEG Week Virtual
2021 [https://ueg.eu/library/session/
ibs-whats-new-in-2021/194/2965].
* 'News in IBS' session at UEG Week Virtual 2021
[https://ueg.eu/library/session/news-in-ibs/194/3097].
* 'IBS: Diet as therapy' presentation in the 'Nutritional
approaches in various GI disorders' session at UEG Week
Virtual 2021 [https://ueg.eu/library/
ibs-diet-as-therapy/248383].
* 'Efficacy and timing of a blinded reintroduction
phase for the low-fodmap diet in IBS' presentation in
the 'Diet, microbiota & more' session at UEG Week
Virtual 2021 [https://ueg.eu/library/
efficacy-and-timing-of-a-blinded-reintroductionphase-for-the-low-fodmap-diet-in-ibs/248411].
*
'Predictors of treatment response to the low fodmap
and the traditional diet in patients with irritable bowel
syndrome " presentation in the " IBS I " session at UEG
Week Virtual 2020 [https://ueg.eu/library/
predictors-of-treatment-response-to-the-low-fodmapand-the-traditional-diet-in-patients-with-irritablebowel-syndrome/234719].
*
Diet and microbiota' presentation from the 'IBS: What's
new in 2018?' session at UEG Week 2018 [https://ueg.eu/
library/diet-and-microbiota/185643].
* 'The low FODMAP diet: Selecting the right candidate'
presentation in the 'Tips and tricks for the IBS patient'
session at UEG Week 2018 [https://ueg.eu/library/
the-low-fodmap-diet-selecting-the-right-candidate/185141].
Mistakes
in...
* Spiller R. Mistakes in irritable bowel syndrome and how
to avoid them. UEG Education 2016: 16; 31-33
[https://ueg.eu/a/177].
Standards and Guidelines
* Allam A, et al. NICE Quality Standard [QS114]: irritable
bowel syndrome in adults. 2016 [https://ueg.eu/library/
nice-quality-standard-irritable- bowel-syndrome-inadults/141817].
*
McKenzie YA, et al. British Dietetic Association
systematic review and evidence-based practice
guidelines for the dietary management of irritable
bowel syndrome in adults (2016 update). J Hum Nutr
Diet 2016; 29: 549-575 [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.
com/doi/10.1111/jhn.12385].
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