Posts Tagged ‘children’
Things That Summer Can Bring to Children From the GI Perspective!
Hay fever season is particularly noted for worsening allergic conditions involving the oesophagus, defined as eosinophilic oesophagitis, which is a bit like eczema of the oesophagus. This classically presents with reflux-type symptoms or sometimes swallowing difficulties, especially for solid food. If this happens then it is best to see a doctor, and with the swallowing…
Read MoreProfessor Thomson attends the European Annual Paediatric Gastroenterology Meeting in Helsinki
May was highlighted by Professor Thomson attending the European Annual Paediatric Gastroenterology Meeting in Helsinki, where he was stepping down as the Chair of the European Paediatric Endoscopy Committee. The Society was kind enough to give him a personalised award and a look back at his endoscopy training career. Read the June 25 Newsletter here
Read MoreProfessor Thomson is lecturing at the Annual European Meeting in Helsinki
Professor Thomson is lecturing at the Annual European Meeting in Helsinki at the beginning of May on a development which is now feasible to treat appendicitis by using a colonoscope rather than an operation and this is being done now in quite a lot of children outside the UK, and is something we are looking…
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