IBD and Colorectal Cancer | Understanding Risk, Pathophysiology & Clinical Management

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) dramatically reshapes the landscape of colorectal cancer (CRC) risk—and for clinicians, understanding this relationship is critical for early detection, prevention, and optimal patient outcomes. In this clinically focused video, we break down the mechanisms, risk modifiers, surveillance strategies, and real-world decision-making essential for managing patients with ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease at risk of CRC.

Whether you're a medical student mastering foundational concepts or a practicing clinician refining evidence-based practice, this lecture delivers the insights you need.

🎯 Ideal For

Medical students learning GI pathology and cancer pathogenesis

Internal medicine and GI residents/fellows refining clinical judgment

Gastroenterologists and healthcare professionals managing long-term IBD care

Anyone seeking evidence-based frameworks for high-risk patient management

🚀 Why This Topic Matters

IBD-associated colorectal cancer is preventable—if we understand the warning signs, recognize high-risk phenotypes, and implement the right surveillance strategies. This video delivers the clinical clarity and actionable insights needed to elevate patient care in a rapidly evolving field.

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