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Előadáskivonatok / Abstracts


             pancreatitis   szerepel.   Emiatt   pancreatico-cysto-  complete  fistula  closure  was  achieved  in  6  cases,  partial
             jejunostomia,  majd  Roux  szerinti  GEA  és  choledocho-  remission occurred in 5 cases and in 17 cases there was no
             jejunostomia  történt.  Keringésmegingással  járó  melaena   worsening of symptoms.
             miatt 2015 és 2016 között számos alkalommal hospitalizáltuk   Conclusion: Surgical interventions are indicated in selective
             osztályunkon.  A  vérzésforrást  sem  komplett  endoszkópos,   perianal Crohn's disease patients. The indications are well
             sem képalkotó vizsgálatokkal nem tudtuk lokalizálni. Végül   described in international guidelines, but in some aspects the
             sürgős  hasi  angiographia  során,  a  vénás  fázisban,  post   lack of evidence make the guidelines shallow. The timing, the
             operatív  vena  portae  (VP)  és  vena  mesenterica  superior   removal of the setons and the follow up were analysed in our
             (VMS)  stenosis  következtében  kialakult  duodenalis  és   samples. Interventions often complicated by recurrences and
             gastricus kollateralis vénák igazolódtak a vérzés hátterében.   loss of response. The surgeon plays a pivotal role in caring
             VP  és  VMS  stenosis  tágítását  és  stentelését,  valamint   for these patients, but the collaboration of the surgery and
             varixok  szelektív  embolizációját  követően  a  vérzés   gastroenterology  department  is  even  more  necessary  to
             megszűnt.                                        achieve better quality of life and prevent social, sexual and
             2. B. J. 67 éves férfibeteg anamnéziséből toxikus eredetű   environment disabilities.
             cirrhosis hepatis emelendő ki. Hemodinamikai instabilitással   45. PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES, PARTIAL MAYO
             járó haematochesia miatt 2019-ben kezeltük osztályunkon.   SCORE  AND  SCCAI  ARE  EQUALLY  ACCURATE  IN
             Urgens  gastroscopia  során,  a  lezajlott  friss  vérzésre  utaló   PREDICTING MUCOSAL HEALING IN UC: PRELIMINARY
             jelek  ellenére,  egyértelmű  vérzésforrást  nem  tudtunk   RESULTS FORM A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
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             azonosítani. Sürgős hasi CT angiographia duodenum varix   Golovics P. , Gönczi L. , Reinglass J. , Verdon C. , Afif W. ,
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             rupturát  igazolt.  Akut  TIPS  implantációt  és  a  kitágult   Wild G. , Bitton A. , Seidman E. , Herszényi L. , Bessissow
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             kollaterális vénák szelektív embolizációját végeztük, melyet   T. , Lakatos P.
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             követően újravérzés nem fordult elő.             1. Division of Gastroenterology, Medical Centre, Hungarian
             Conclusion: Amennyiben gastrointestinalis vérző betegnél   Defence Forces, Budapest, Hungary; 2. 1st Department of
             portalis hypertonia ismert és endoscopia során egyértelmű   Medicine,  Semmelweis  University,  Budapest,  Hungary;  3.
             vérzésforrást nem találtunk, gondolnunk kell ectopiás varix   Division  of  Gastroenterology,  McGill  University  Health
             vérzés  lehetőségére  is.  Az  esetek  jelentős  részében   Centre, Montreal, Canada
             különböző radiológiai metodikák biztosítják a diagnózist és a
             hatékony terápiát is.                            Introduction:  Optimal  management  of  patients  with
                                                              ulcerative colitis (UC) requires the accurate assessment of
             44.  PERIANAL  CROHN’S  DISEASE  SURGICAL  AND   disease  activity.  Endoscopic  evaluation  is  considered  the
             MEDICAL TREATMENT IN CLOSE COLLABORATION         gold standard approach, but it is invasive.
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             Golovics P. , Takács T. , Pálinkás D. , Hajdú H. , Schafer   Aims: We aimed to determine how strong patient reported
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             E. ,  Iványi  A. ,  Zsigmond  F. ,  Gyökeres  T. ,  Lestár  B. ,   outcomes,  clinical  scores  and  symptoms  correlate  with
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             Szamosi T. , Herszényi L.                        endoscopy for assessment of disease activity in UC patients.
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             1. Gastroenterology Department, Medical Centre, Hungarian   Methods:  136  patients  were  included  prospectively  and
             Defence  Forces;  2.  Surgery  Department,  Medical  Centre,   consecutively (age: 48 (IQR: 38-61) years, duration 12 (4-
             Hungarian Defence Forces                         19)years, 63 females, 53.7% extensive disease, 40.4% on
                                                              biologicals) at the time of the colonoscopy. The 2 item patient
             Introduction: Perianal Crohn’s disease affects a significant   reported  outcome  (PRO),  partial  MAYO,  Simple  Clinical
             number  of  patients  with  Crohn’s  disease  (CD)  and  is   Colitis  Activity  Index  (SCCAI),  Mayo  endoscopic  subscore
             associated with poor quality of life. The incidence of perianal   (MES),  Baron  and  Ulcerative  Colitis  Endoscopic  Index  of
             Crohn’s  disease  (pCD)  ranges  from  17%  to  43%  of  CD   Severity (UCEIS) scores were calculated. C reactive Protein
             cases.  The  surgical  and  medical  management  of  the   (CRP) and fecal calprotectin (FCAL) was available in 58.1
             fistulizing perianal Crohn’s disease is challenging.   and  33.8%  of  patients. 20.7%  had  clinical  flare,  treatment
             Aims: Our aim was to analyse the prevalence, the predictors   was escalated in 17.8% of patients. Sensitivity, specificity,
             and the outcome of the perianal interventions in the biological   PPV and NPV values were calculated, ROC analysis and K-
             era in a tertial referral centre between 2018 August and 2019   statistics were performed.
             August.                                          Results:  :  Rectal  bleeding  (RBS),  stool  frequency  (SF)
             Methods:  Data  of  33  consecutive  patients  were  collected   subscore of 0, or total PRO2 remission (RBS 0 and SF ≤1),
             and analysed between 2018.08.01 and 2019.08.01 from the   partial MAYO (≤2) and SCCAI (≤2.5) remission were similarly
             surgery  department.  Both  in-  and  outpatient  records  were   associated to mucosal healing defined by MES (0 or ≤1) or
             collected and comprehensively reviewed.          Baron  (0  or  ≤1)  scores  (Table  1).  PRO2  remission
             Results: 33 perianal Crohn’s disease patients (18 male, 15   (AUCMES0/Baron0:0.747/0.715,  AUCMES0-1/Baron0-1:0.867/0.863),
             female)  were  operated  and  performed  totally  44  surgical   SF   (AUCMES0/Baron0:0.731/0.703,   AUCMES0-1/Baron0-
             interventions. Almost the complete population was managed   1:0851/0.839),  RBS  (AUCMES0/Baron0:0.708/0.685,  AUCMES0-
             by  the  gastroenterology  department  of  the  same  institute.   1/Baron0-1:0.828/0.835)   partial   Mayo
             Predominantly  biological  therapy  was  administered  in  the   (AUCMES0/Baron0:0.792/0.755,  AUCMES0-1/Baron0-1:0.917/0.903)
             majority of the patients (N=29), in 6 cases biological therapy   and  SCCAI  (AUCMES0/Baron0:0.738/0.724,  AUCMES0-1/Baron0-
             change, in further 6 cases dose escalation were necessary.   1:0.908/0.880)  were  similarly  associated  with  mucosal
             Only 7 simplex cases were in this period. Complex fistulas   healing in a ROC analysis. There was a string association
             (N=26)  are  treated  with  seton  drainage,  carefully  selected   between  MES  and  Baron  (k=0.798),  while  moderate
             patients  have  been  treated  with  darvadstrocel  within  the   agreement  between  UCEIS  and  MES  (K=0.451)  or  Baron
             confines  of  a  study  (N=3).  Abscesses  were  evacuated   (K=0.499)  scores.  Agreement  between  CRP  and  clinical
             (N=21),  the  underlying  fistula  was  drained.  In  one  case   remission  or  endoscopic  healing  (MES/Baron)  was  poor
             urgent stoma formation was needed because of the septic   (K~0.2), while agreement between FCAL (>100 or >250) and
             condition  despite  the  seton  drainage  (N=1).  Rectovaginal   RBS-PRO2 remission (K>250:0.56-0.61) or MES/Baron 0 was
             fistulae  (N  =  5)  were  managed  predominantly  with  seton   moderate to good (K>100:0.54-0.53 and K>250:0.50-0.54)
             placement. After the surgical procedure complete or near-
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