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Inflammatory Bowel Disease West Case Conference
Past Events
October
10/13/24
Main Case:
Palo Alto Medical Foundation, Dr. Ryan McConnell
Microscopic Colitis: 39 y.o. with steroid-refractory lymphocytic colitis. Discussion of management options.
No Clinical Vignette
Program Development
September
9/9/24
Main Case:
Oregon Health & Science University, Dr. Molly Thomas
Extra-intestinal manifestations of IBD:
38 year old woman with a history of ulcerative colitis who develops shortness of breath with waxing and waning pulmonary nodules.
Clinical Vignette:
Virgina Mason, Dr. Timothy Zisman
Mesalamine-induced mycarditis:
67 yo M with chronic diarrhea diagnosed with Crohn’s disease started on mesalamine
August
8/12/24
Main Case:
University of California Los Angeles, Dr. Jenny Sauk
Fistulizing Perianal Crohn’s Disease:
29 yo woman with h/o hemorrhoids and occasional bloating and gas develops changing bowel habits, develops perianal abscess, fistula.
Clinical Vigentte:
Stanford, Dr. Grant Barber
IBD and transgender patients:
27 year old transgender woman (male->female) found to have incidental colitis during routine pre-operative colonoscopy for intestinal vaginoplasty. Should surgical team proceed with intestinal vaginoplasty, await further diagnostics and/or therapeutics, or not proceed with surgery.
July
7/9/24
Main Case:
University of Washington, Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs
Chronic Obstruction of J-Pouch:
61 yo man with history of UC and J-pouch referred for management of Crohn’s
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
Managing patient communication workload
June
6/10/24
Main Case:
Palo Alto Medical Foundation, Dr. Ryan McConnell
Extraintestinal Manifestations:
30 yo woman with pulmanary nodules and vasculitis with suspected Crohn's
Clinical Vignette:
University of Colorado, Dr. Anthony Robateau-Colón
Pyoderma Gangrenosm:
60 yo woman with Crohn's presented to hospital with skin ulceration and irritation. Notes no change in GI symptoms, no increased output form stoma, no increase in rectal discharge.
May
5/13/24
Main Case:
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, Dr. Samuel Rosenfeld
Pyoderma Gangrenosm:
56 yo female with history of ileocolonic Crohn's disease status post colectomy with end ileostomy presenting with a new peristomal ulcer
Clinical Vignette:
University of California Irvine, Dr. Mark Salem
Pyoderma Gangrenosum:
60 yo woman with Crohn's presented to the hospital with skin ulcerations and irritation. Notes no change in GI simptoms, no increased output form stoma, no increase in rectal discharge.
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