FM - Introduction Definition, classification and severity of intestinal failure.-PART I: Background.-1 Historical aspects of intestinal failure
2 Normal intestinal anatomy and physiology.-PART II. Acute (Reversible) Intestinal Failure
3 Postoperative Ileus
4 Acute surgical intestinal failure. Sepsis and enterocutaneous fistula(s)
5 Mesenteric Ischemia
6 Crohn's Disease
7 Peritoneal adhesions and encapsulating peritoneal sclerosis
8 Care of Intestinal Stoma and Enterocutaneous Fistula(s).-9 Bone Marrow and Haemopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT)
10 Non-surgical cancer treatments.-11 Bacterial Overgrowth and Enteric Infections
12 Acute reversible intestinal failure - Extensive mucosal disease - coeliac disease and eosinophilic enteritis
13 Home parenteral support for patients with incurable advance cancer
14 Intestinal failure in critical care
15 Eating Disorders in Adults
16 Intestinal failure in children a paediatric surgical perspective.-17 Radiology in intestinal failure.-Part III Chronic IF.-18 Intestinal failure in childhood
19 Chronic Small Bowel Dysfunction.-20 Pelvic Radiation Disease & the GI tract
21 Problems after Gastric Surgery
22 Surgery for obesity and its consequences
Part IV Consequences of IF 23 Physiology and problems of a short bowel
24 Consequences of Undernutrition and Dehydration.-25 Refeeding Problems/Syndrome.-26 Intestinal Failure Associated Liver Disease.-27 Acid-base disturbances in intestinal failure
28 Gallstones in Intestinal Failure.-29 Nephrolithiasis and nephrocalcinosis
30 Bone and joint disease
31 Intestinal adaptation.-Part V Treatment of IF
32 Assessment of nutritional and fluid status.-33 Insertion, types and care of enteral feeding tubes
34 Access for parenteral nutrition
35 Nursing care of patients receiving home parenteral support
36 Designing Parenteral and Enteral Regimens
37 Formulation and administration of enteral feeds
38 Formulation of Parenteral Nutrition Regimens.-39 Psychological Aspects of Intestinal Failure
40 40 Management of a high output stoma, jejunotomy or uncomplicated enterocutaneous fistula
41 Dietary Treatment of Patients with a Short Bowel
42 Pro-adaptive hormones in the rehabilitation of adult SBS patients
43 Drug absorption in short bowel
44 Distal Feeding and Hydration
45 Chronic Abdominal Pain
Part VI Outcome of IF
46 Home Enteral Nutrition (HEN) in Adults. Indications and outcomes
47 Outcome of Intestinal Failure: Home Parenteral Nutrition for Adults
48 Home enteral and parenteral nutrition for children
49 Quality of life in people receiving home parenteral support due to chronic intestinal failure
50 The Patient Requirements.51 Nutritional support services
52 Monitoring of parenteral nutrition at home
53 Ethical and legal aspects of nutritional support
Part VII Problems of treatment
54 Problems of Enteral Nutrition
55 Prevention, Diagnosis and Management of Catheter-related blood stream infections
56 Central vein thrombosis
Part VIII Surgical treatment of Chronic IF.-57 Surgery for patients with a short bowel and tissue engineering
58 Intestinal Transplantation
59 Abdominal Wall Repair in Intestinal Failure
Part IX Pancreatitis
60 Intestinal dysfunction and failure in acute pancreatitis: cause, effect, prevention and treatment
61 Medical, nutritional and surgical management of chronic pancreatitis.