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    Surgical approaches for ulcerative colitis are standardized, but cancer/dysplasia rates are rising. Elderly patients require earlier surgical consideration and focus on quality of life, while refractory pouchitis treatment remains undefined.

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    • Ulcerative colitis (UC) surgical procedures are largely standardized.
    • Increasing incidence of colitis-associated cancer/dysplasia necessitates surgical intervention.
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