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Nik Ding

Melbourne
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, MDPI, Medscape
Associate Professor, Gastroenterologist - IBD, microbiome, Co-founder Medcompanion.com.au (digital tool - management of IBD and bowel preparation)
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Update for surgeons on novel induction treatments for acute severe inflammatory bowel disease associated colitis

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By Michael Johnston, Nik Ding, Corina Behrenbruch, Timothy Levar
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Corresponding Author Timothy Levar BBiomed Department of General Surgery (Colorectal), St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Department of Medical Education, The University of Melbourne, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Correspondence Mr Timothy Levar, 7 Bird Court, Williamstown, 3016 VIC, Australia.
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Update for surgeons on novel induction treatments for acute severe inflammatory bowel disease associated colitis

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By Timothy Levar, Michael Johnston, Nik Ding, Corina Behrenbruch
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Corresponding Author Timothy Levar BBiomed Department of General Surgery (Colorectal), St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Department of Medical Education, The University of Melbourne, St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Correspondence Mr Timothy Levar, 7 Bird Court, Williamstown, 3016 VIC, Australia.
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Editorial: improving the use of Montreal classification through a bidirectional approach

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By Imogen Hartley, Tanya Lee, Nik Ding
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The Montreal classification (MC), developed in 2005, classifies Crohn's disease (CD) into a hierarchical system, using age at diagnosis, disease location and behaviour (B1: inflammatory, B2: stricturing or B3: penetrating).1 While historically, the MC was considered unidirectional, given the chronic and often progressive nature of CD, with the advent of advanced therapies including biologic and small-molecule agents, downstaging and/or cure of disease complications has become increasingly...
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