Appel de cotisation 2026
La SRBGE fête bientôt 100 ans d’engagement pour la prévention, la recherche et l’éducation en gastroentérologie. Votre cotisation soutient nos missions. Et vous donne accès aux Acta Gastroenterologica Belgica, aux… Lire la suite
Journée du Président – samedi 18 avril à Wavre
Quand la gastroentérologie dépasse ses frontières : du microbiote à l’IA, en passant par l’art du soin Entre recommandations et développements récents, la gastroentérologie s’ouvre aux sciences qui l’entourent. Du microbiote… Lire la suite
Les présentations des Actualités du 8 novembre 2025
Vous trouverez sur cette page les présentations des orateurs des Actualités en gastro-entérologie du 8 novembre 2025 à Bouge de la Société Royale Belge de Gastro-Entérologie. Pour accéder à la… Lire la suite
Nouveaux guidelines
Quelques nouveaux guidelines : Diarrhée chronique idiopathique. Dyspepsie fonctionnelle Surveillance cancer colorectal IBD Intestins et foie durant la grossesse Retrouvez tous les guidelines dans notre rubrique Practice Guidelines. (Mise à… Lire la suite
Actualités en gastro-entérologie – 8 novembre 2025
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⏳ Only 2 Weeks left for the Innovation of the Year Award
If you’re developing a groundbreaking new device or pioneering a novel procedural approach, we want to hear from you.
Deadline: February 28, 2026
🔗 Apply here: esgedays.org/awards/innovation-of-the-year/
Your best innovation can be recognized in two categories:
💡 Best procedural innovation
💡 Best new device
This award is open to everyone: Students, physicians, institutes, corporate partners and biomedical companies may submit applications demonstrating how their innovation has changed patient management and increased quality standards
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🚨 Article Spotlight - Endoscopy
A new study by Markus Brand, et al. uses a photometric capsule examination (PCE) to triage patients with suspected nonvariceal upper GI bleeding into emergency vs elective endoscopy pathways.
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📍 Study design: This multicenter prospective pilot included 73 patients with suspected upper GI bleeding.
• Positive PCE → emergency endoscopy (within 12 hours)
• Negative PCE → delayed endoscopy with close monitoring
🔍 Key finding: 95% of PCE-negative patients safely avoided emergency endoscopy, with a 100% negative predictive value for ruling out active bleeding in this cohort.
✅ No capsule-related complications were reported.
💡 Why this matters: This approach may help optimize endoscopy resources and reduce unnecessary urgent procedures in stable patients with suspected UGIB, while staying aligned with guideline-recommended early EGD.
🔬 Looking ahead: This pilot highlights the potential of noninvasive capsule technology as a clinical decision-support tool in acute GI bleeding. Larger studies will be needed to validate and expand these findings.
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We highly value our close collaboration with our Japanese colleagues and the JGES. The 2nd JGES International Congress will be held in Tokyo on September 11-12, 2026, and their abstract submission period is now open.
🗓️If you're interested in this opportunity to present your research, their abstract submissions are open until 6:00 PM (JST) on March 16. Plus, we are delighted to be offering three grants for outstanding abstracts, of up to €1000 each.
For eligibility criteria and details: www.esge.com/jges-international-2026
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