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Although traditionally managed by gastroenterologists and hepatologists, other physicians, such as internists and infectious disease specialists, have assumed a significant proportion of this patient burden.
What the gastroenterologist should know about the gastrointestinal safety profiles of bisphosphonates.
Through consultation with five rheumatologists and gastroenterologists we concluded that the clinical path followed in the treatment of neutropenia depends on its severity.
Moreover, data regarding the management practices of physicians other than gastroenterologists and hepatologists is limited.
Care of severely affected patients is tedious and time-consuming and requires multidisciplinary management and collaboration of paediatricians, dermatologists, surgeons, gastroenterologists, dentists, nutritionists, psychologists and others.
There is an extra consultant psychiatrist, gastroenterologist, orthopaedic surgeon, anaesthetist, radiologist, accident and emergency consultant and additional diagnostic facilities and staff.
That applies not only to cardiologists but also to gastroenterologists, neurologists and so on.
It is also worth making the point that many other specialists are involved in the treatment of allergies, including dermatologists, gastroenterologists and immunologists.
We are also seeing increases in the numbers of dermatologists and gastroenterologists as well as in other specialties.
In the summer of 2012, she worked at a hospital shadowing a gastroenterologist.
Gastroenterologists who specialize in achalasia have performed many of these forceful balloon dilatations and achieve better results and fewer perforations.
Physicians practicing in this field of medicine are called gastroenterologists.
Combating alleged myths, some gastroenterologists asserted that no evidence supports the autointoxication concept that toxins are absorbed from waste in the large intestine.
Lane's explanation of the association between constipation and illness as due to autointoxication is generally regarded by gastroenterologists as wholly fictitious.
The procedure is performed by gastroenterologists or pulmonologists who have had extensive training.
