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February 12, 2026Expert Review of Gastroenterology & Hepatology0 citations

Updates on intestinal failure management

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MTM. V. TesoTCT. E. ConleySLS. Lal

Key Points

  • To examine advancements in the management of chronic intestinal failure and their impact on patient care.
  • Review of current literature on intestinal failure prevalence and management practices
  • Analysis of multidisciplinary care models in expert centers
  • Evaluation of emerging innovations in pharmacology and surgery
  • Increased focus on preventing complications associated with parenteral nutrition (PN)
  • Enhanced enteral autonomy and improved patient quality of life
  • Evidence suggesting a need for centralized care models to effectively manage patient complexity

Abstract

CIF prevalence continues to rise worldwide, though accurate data remain inconsistent. As patient complexity rises, long-term outcomes increasingly depend on complication prevention and centralized, multidisciplinary care delivered by expert centers. In the next five years, the convergence of pharmacological, surgical, digital and organizational innovations will enhance enteral autonomy, reduce PN-related complications and improve patients' QoL, providing a more equitable and effective model of CIF care worldwide.

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Teso et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698d6d9f5be6419ac0d52b1dhttps://doi.org/10.1080/17474124.2026.2628008
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