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Controversies in Gastrointestinal Disease Physicians are often called upon to evaluate and manage patients with GI disorders such as non-cardiac chest pain, heartburn, esophagitis, and ulcers related to H. pylori infection. Because these conditions are so widespread, and have such a profound impact on patient functioning and quality of life, they account for a tremendous utilization of healthcare resources each year. In this video, the faculty explores the challenges of accurately diagnosing these conditions and developing initial and long-term treatment plans that are comprehensive, yet cost-effective. Case studies and an open-discussion format emphasize practical, realistic approaches that highlight the debates that continue to surround assessment and care. (VHS)
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