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Treating their SBS with GATTEX
GATTEX resources
A wide collection of custom-made tools and resources for those with short bowel syndrome (SBS) and those who love someone with SBS. Find them all here.
GATTEX patient stories
Discover how some adults and children 1 year and older were able to achieve less parenteral support* volume with GATTEX.
*In a 6-month study, 27 out of 43 adults treated with GATTEX reduced their weekly PS volume by 20% or more vs 13 out of 43 adults on placebo. Additionally, 21 out of 39 adults treated with GATTEX achieved at least 1 day off PS per week vs 9 out of 39 with placebo. In a 24-month extension study, 10 out of 30 adults previously on GATTEX no longer needed PS after 30 months of treatment. In a 6-month study of 26 children (aged 1–17) who were treated with GATTEX, 18 children reduced their weekly PS volume by 20% or more, 10 achieved a reduction of at least 1 day off PS per week, and 3 no longer needed PS.
Connect with an SBS Mentor
Everyday people living with SBS are ready to share their stories with you.
A range of GATTEX support at your fingertips
GATTEX Brochure for Pediatric Caregivers
A guide to GATTEX—made for caregivers
Conversation Guide
Looking to have a more informed discussion with your doctor?
Instructions for Use
A step-by-step guide on how to prep and inject GATTEX
TSA Letter
A letter to let TSA officers know you are traveling with medically necessary supplies
Información de Prescripción
Acceda a nuestra información de prescripción en español
Folleto de GATTEX para Cuidadores de Pacientes Pediátricos
Guía de GATTEX: hecha para cuidadores
DESCARGA Folleto de GATTEX para cuidadores de pacientes pediátricos
Folleto de GATTEX para Pacientes Adultos
Guía de GATTEX y el SBS para adultos
Dedicated groups that support people with SBS
You're not alone with SBS. Community and support are closer than you may think.
National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC)
Making caregiving more sustainable, equitable, and dignified through research, policy, and programming
The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD)
Improving the health and well-being of people with rare diseases by driving advances in care, research, and policy
United Ostomy Associations of America (UOAA)
Educates and supports those living with an ostomy
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