Predictors of maintained remission at one year following appendicectomy in ulcerative colitis: post-hoc analysis of the ACCURE trial ➡️ doi.org/10.1093/bjs/znaf137 This analysis identifies younger age and former smoker status, both acknowledged as risk factors for relapse, as predictors of greater benefit from appendicectomy in UC patients in remission without advanced medical therapy These results provide a potential basis for refining patient selection criteria for appendicectomy in UC management, although further biological research is warranted to clarify underlying mechanisms Work by Eva Visser , Thomas D Pinkney , Lianne Heuthorst , Geert R D’Haens , Willem A Bemelman , Christianne J Buskens #SoMe4Surgery #MedTwitter #SurgEd #Surgery @RCPSGTrainees @aecirujanos @SEIQuirurgica @iss_sic #MedicalTechniques @BJSAcademy @young_bjs @BJSOpen @des_winter @evanscolorectal @robhinchliffe1 @bplwijn @MalinASund @nfmkok @TejedorPat @paulo_sutt @PVaughanShaw @JJEarnshaw @juliomayol @ksoreide #colorectalsurgery #StepUp4CRC @FightCRC @ACPGBI #ERAS @dice_europe #Crohn #proctology @Dukes_Club @ACPGBI_EduTrain @AECP_FAECP @PelvExGroup @escp_tweets @YouESCP #TeachMeColoproctology #Some4COLoprocto

Sep 3, 2025 · 8:10 AM UTC

2
7
13
2,700
Sort replies: Relevant Recent Liked
Replying to @BJSurgery
Intriguing insights from the ACCURE trial! The association of younger age and former smoker status with maintained remission is intriguing. Can these findings influence future treatment strategies for ulcerative colitis post-appendicectomy? Also, could this lead to more personalized risk assessment tools in clinical practice? For those interested in a deep dive into similar biomedical analyses, explore sciqst.com, a powerful tool for generating comprehensive biomedical reviews. #Medicine #UlcerativeColitis
8