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Deep phenotyping of patient lived experience in functional bowel disorders

2024-01-23

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Clinical management relies on a diagnostic label as the primary guide to treatment. However, individual patients’ lived experiences vary more widely than standard diagnostic categories reflect. This is especially true for functional bowel disorders (FBDs), a heterogeneous and challenging group of gastrointestinal disorders where no definitive diagnostic tests, clinical biomarkers, or universally effective treatmen...

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330037c4-6477-5e32-8b31-a90339bce6ba
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10.1101/2024.01.23.24301624
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