The United European Gastroenterology Podcast
Mary Phillips and ESGENA President Deepa Gandhi review UEG Week 2026 from a nursing and allied health perspective. They cover the second victim phenomenon, bile duct injury, nurse-led research o...
Recorded on the final day of UEG Week 2026 in Barcelona, interventional endoscopist Giuseppe Vanella joins Egle Dieninyte to review the endoscopy highlights: short-course antibiotics after bilia...
Host Egle welcomes back Prof. Paul Fockens, past UEG President and former Chief of Gastroenterology at Amsterdam UMC. Paul reflects on New Zealand’s slower, patient-centred care and how to step ...
Around half of patients with pancreatic cancer are diagnosed after the disease has already spread. Dr Pilar Acedo Nuñez from UCL joins Eglė Dieninytė to discuss screening and why we still rely o...
Rome V was published ten years after Rome IV. Maura Corsetti, co-chair of the Rome V Bowel Disorders committee, joins Pradeep Mundre to discuss the relaxed IBS criteria, three new adult diagnose...
Flares, surgery and the postpartum period. Mette Julsgaard and Pradeep Mundre on whether active disease or a JAK inhibitor is the bigger risk, starting upadacitinib at 28 weeks, acute severe col...
Mette Julsgaard and Pradeep Mundre on IBD before and during pregnancy: what active disease costs in fertility, what to check at the preconception visit, and a drug by drug run through of what to...
Operate on every high-risk early oesophageal cancer after endoscopic resection and more than 80% of those patients gain nothing. Roos Pouw, Ana-Maria Bucalau and Jessie Elliott on strict endosco...
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 a...
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 interacti...