UNC Center For Functional GI and Motility Disorders

Chapel Hill, NC
Joined January 2014
Are you seeking help treating accidental bowel leakage (ABL)? We are recruiting patients for a research study at 4 sites across the U.S. comparing 3 #FDA approved treatments for ABL; Biofeedback, Solesta, and Sacral Nerve Stimulation. For more info, visit med.unc.edu/ibs/research/res…
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One thing making #DDW19 extra fun is the hilarity of seeing presenters struggling to remember & correctly say the new term or acronym for #FGIDs: It is Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction, or #DGBIs, but we are hearing many creative variants on the fly! Re-branding is hard!
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Chey: Create a spirit of collaboration. “What matters is what the patient takes away from you.” #DDW19
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Hard to believe Doug Drossman @DDrossman (here w. Bill Whitehead on left) is stepping down as @RomeFoundation president after 3 decades: Been a major force in FGIDs/DGBIs in that role. The Foundation gave a great tribute to Doug’s contributions in a packed room tonight at #DDW19
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Fascinating prelim study by Dr. Satish Rao showing that a novel form of #neuromodulation decreases fecal incontinence in adults and modulates physiologic function. Also, masterful moderating by @LindaNguyenMD. 💪 @ANMSociety #DDW19
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Quick tip for my fellow DDW Twitterati: The Twitter handle you write on your super-tweeter badge almost inevitably rubs off quickly even if written with the best permanent marker. So cover it with clear tape before you leave home, & it will last throughout #DDW19. You’re welcome!
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Have you ever felt judged for your #disorder? Watch our LIVE featuring @DDrossman on the topic: bit.ly/2Yamelz #healthcare #medicine #doctor
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Have you heard of #CannabisHyperemesisSyndrome (#CannabinoidHyperemesisSyndrome or CHS)? Read AGA expert, Dr. Lisa Gangarosa, discussion about how this syndrome is diagnosed, testing to exclude other problems & what patients can do to avoid more symptoms: ow.ly/Rss630oHpCi
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Consider helping @drlauriekeefer on her research into psychological processes associated with GI symptoms.
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Be sure to find the Rome Board Members taking part in @DDWMeeting! Check our Facebook page for more details. mvnt.us/m921472
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If you suffer from Gastroparesis try eating frequent, small meals that are low in fat and fiber. Fat, fiber, and large meals can delay stomach emptying and worsen symptoms. aboutgastroparesis.org/livin…. Seek advice from your healthcare provider before changing your diet.
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If you are on campus today, don't miss this lecture! Dr. Marco Giuseppe Patti will present on Refractory #GERD in 4008 Old Clinic Auditorium from 5:30 - 6:30pm! @UNCResearch @UNCDeptMedicine @UNCGastro @UNC_CEDAS
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Dr. Mauro Costa-Mattioli will be presenting on, "Gut bacteria in #Autism" on Tuesday, May 7th at 4pm in MSRB3 1125. Dr. Bosta-Mattioli is a Professor and Cullen Foundation Endowed Chair in the Department of Neuroscience at Baylor College of Medicine. @UNCResearch @unc_cgibd
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#ChronicConstipation is typically defined by significant symptoms (hard stools, incomplete evacuation, etc.) that occur for at least 6 months. Learn more about chronic constipation at aboutconstipation.org/what-i…
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UNC researchers find individuals living with a critical or chronic illness who consumed medically tailored meals had a 16% drop in medical expenses. Patients on the program also had a reduction in hospital admissions and nursing home admissions. bit.ly/2GITAlr
When considering #biologics & #biosimilars as a potential treatment, it is important for you and your provider to work together closely and to discuss these medicines thoroughly, so you may take them safely & effectively. Review the key points to discuss: ow.ly/AUWo30ovrL5
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Tune in on 5/2 @ 4:30pm for next week's @unc_cgibd Research Seminar. Dr. Neeraj Surana will be presenting on "Determining causality within the microbiome: Finding the needle in the haystack." Attend in person or online! @UNCResearch @UNCDeptMedicine @UNCGastro
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Mark your calendars! Don't miss early registration!
DYK that our annual meeting and clinical course is coming up in August? Early bird registration starts May 15, 2019. bit.ly/2Zvmyg8