This is a review of the current available evidence on the management of short-bowel syndrome in the pediatric population, focusing on prognostic factors and outcome.
This paper is discusses nutritional strategies available to clinicians caring for short bowel syndrome patients.
A group of short bowel syndrome patients developed chronic intestinal inflammation while struggling weaning off parenteral nutrition and did not respond to standard management of short bowel syndrome and food allergy. We describe their outcome after they were treated them with glucocorticoids.
Data analysis from repeated metabolic balance studies performed in adult patients with short bowel syndrome.