Professor, Medicine; Digestive Diseases/Gastroenterology, UCLA School of Medicine
Gastroenterology
Dr. Ronald L. Koretz, MD
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Doctor Ronald L. Koretz, MD practices Gastroenterology. He attended David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA is a top medical university. David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA is ranked 13 in research and 7 in primary care medicine Ronald Koretz is also a published doctor. He has 96 paper published. The most recent paper is: Comparing apples with apples.
Publications
- JPEN Journal Club 16. Trial Registries.
- JPEN Journal Club 8. Concealment of Allocation.
- JPEN Journal Club 7. Subgroup Analyses.
- JPEN Journal Club 6. Meta-Analysis.
- JPEN Journal Club 5. Review Articles.
- JPEN Journal Club 4. Using Surrogate Outcomes.
- The evidence for the use of nutritional support in liver disease.
- JPEN Journal Club. Association vs Causation.
- Interferon for hepatitis C: where it has been and where it is going.
- The presence and effect of bias in trials of early enteral nutrition in critical care.
- Interferon for interferon nonresponding and relapsing patients with chronic hepatitis C.
- Interferon for interferon non-responding and relapsing patients with chronic hepatitis C.
- ACP Journal Club: review: proton-pump inhibitors are associated with increased risk for Clostridium difficile infection.
- Nutritional support for liver disease.
- An essential infusion for an essential organ.
- ACP Journal Club. Once-only flexible sigmoidoscopy screening reduced colorectal cancer incidence and mortality.
- Early enteral nutrition in the ICU.
- Enteral nutrition: a hard look at some soft evidence.
- Probiotics, critical illness, and methodologic bias.
- Carts, horses, and evidence.
- Adjuvant chemotherapy increased survival in colorectal cancer patients with low recurrence risk.
- Parenteral nutrition and urban legends.
- Considerations of study design.
- Do data support nutrition support? Part II. enteral artificial nutrition.
- Do data support nutrition support? Part I: intravenous nutrition.
- Does enteral nutrition affect clinical outcome? A systematic review of the randomized trials.
- Snack time.
- The devil is in the denominator.
- A hair of the dog that bit you.
- The perspective less viewed.
- Is longer better?
- More food please.
- Is statistical significance always significant?
- No rust to judgment.
- For want of a control.
- ICU SAFEty.
- Peginterferon alpha-2a improved the hepatitis C virologic response in concurrent HIV and chronic hepatitis C virus infections.
- Complementary and alternative medicine in gastroenterology: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
- What a difference a datum makes.
- In for a penny, out for a pound.
- What's bugging you?
- What's the point of analgesia?
- Confined treatment.
- Is weight reduction an effective therapy for nonalcoholic fatty liver? A systematic review.
- Look ma, no blades.
- Truth is not determined by a majority vote.
- Immunonutrition: can you be what you eat?
- Understanding the course.
- Immunonutrition: fact, fantasy, and future.
- Is alternative medicine alternative science?
- Enteral nutrition led to fewer postoperative complications than did parenteral feeding in gastrointestinal cancer.
- The calorie conundrum.
- One if by gut and two if iv.
- Protein shakes.
- JPEN Journal Club 3. When and Why to Randomize.
- Introduction to critical reading.
- Diagnostic usefulness of testing for anti-HBc IgM in acute hepatitis B.
- The liver and the antigens of hepatitis B.
- Recurrent ulcer after successful treatment with cimetidine or antacid.
- The effect of total parenteral nutrition on serum albumin.
- Nutritional support in acute head injuries.
- Death, morbidity and economics are the only end points for trials.
- Should patients with cancer be offered nutritional support: does the benefit outweigh the burden?
- Hepatology may have problems with putative surrogate outcome measures.
- Methods of meta-analysis: an analysis.
- Once-only flexible sigmoidoscopy screening for colorectal cancer may not reduce colorectal cancer incidence or mortality.
- Hepato-biliary clinical trials and their inclusion in the Cochrane Hepato-Biliary Group register and reviews.
- ACP Journal Club. Meta-analysis: aspirin reduces risk for colon cancer and related mortality at 20 years, particularly when taken for ? 5 years.
- Hepatitis C--the case against treatment.
- Is there a place for placebos?
- AGA technical review on parenteral nutrition.
- What will you be when you grow up?
- The road not taken.
- What's right and what's left?
- Long-term mortality and morbidity of transfusion-associated non-A, non-B, and type C hepatitis: A National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute collaborative study.
- Surveying the masses.
- Getting fat in the ICU.
- Growing pains.
- Prospective randomized controlled trials: when the gold in the gold standard isn't pure.
- Nutrition in the ICU: are all systematics go?
- Better pale than yellow.
- Does nutritional intervention in protein-energy malnutrition improve morbidity or mortality?
- Life tables and denominators.
- Making end points meet.
- Stress management.
- Comparing apples with apples.
- Interferon in wonderland.
- Less than an ounce of prevention.
- One if by mouth and two if IV.
- By their scars ye shall know them.
- A = B < C.
- Little polyps: are they a big problem?
- Is routine screening for colorectal cancer justifiable? This gastroenterologist says NO!
- Clinical economics review: nutritional support.
- Maintaining remissions in Crohn's disease: a fat chance to please.
Schools
University of California At Los Angeles
University Minn Hosps
Wadsworth Va Hospital
University Of California Los Angeles
Conditions Treated
- Ulcerative Colitis
Doctors Specialties
- Gastroenterology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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UCLA Medical Center -
VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System -
University of Minnesota at Fairview -
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Hospital
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Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
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