World Gastroenterology Organisation Global Guidelines Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Çharles N. Bernstein(University of Manitoba), Anton LeMair(University Malaya Medical Centre), Abraham R. Eliakim(Sheba Medical Center), Richard B. Gearry(Waitaki Biosciences (New Zealand)), Siew C. Ng(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Qin Ouyang(Central South University), И. Л. Халиф(University of Sussex), Khean‐Lee Goh(University of Malaya), Flávio Steinwurz(Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein), Jean‐François Rey(World Allergy Organization), Ajit Sood(Dayanand Medical College & Hospital), Aamir Khan(University of Iowa), S S Fedail(University of Khartoum), Saeed Hamid(Aga Khan University), Michael Fried(University Hospital of Zurich), Gillian Watermeyer(University of Cape Town)
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