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- What: This study shows a 23.9% reduction in the number of surgical IBD procedures during the pandemic compared to pre-pandemic practice. This study shows that, despite possible surgical catch-up procedures, fewer operations were performed during the pandemic. The study provides an overarching perspective on current surgical IBD practice. This study focused on surgical care, although measures were also implemented for non-surgical IBD care .
- Who: Ellen de Bock from the Department of Surgery, University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands have published the paper: Postoperative outcomes of surgical delay in inflammatory bowel . . .
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