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Daniel von Allmen, MD, on When to Consider Surgery in Pediatric IBD

08/16/2019

 

In this video, Daniel von Allmen, MD, from Cincinnati Children's Hospital, discusses when a clinician should choose surgery over systemic therapy for their pediatric patient with inflammatory bowel disease.

 

Daniel von Allmen, MD, is the Surgeon-in-Chief at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital in Ohio.

 

 

Published in partnership with  AIBD Meeting

 

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