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Author-Index 146..150 Author index Gut: first published as 10.1136/gutjnl-2021-IDDF.authorindex on 2 September 2021. Downloaded from The number next to the author indicates the page number, not the abstract number. Abozeid Mai, A66 Chan Juliana Chung-Ngor, A12 Day Andrew, A108 Adi Rakesh Kumar, A139 Chan Karina Kar-Han, A71, A102 Demediuk Barbara, A72 Affendi Raja Ali Raja, A55 Chan Kok-Gan, A44 Deng Jun, A35, A122 Agarwal Kosh, A76 Chan Sharon, A92 Descallar Joseph, A108 Agrensa Riza Setya, A97 Chan Wai-Nok, A3 Desmond Paul, A72 Ah Gi Lo Elaine, A91 Chan Wai-Yee, A12 Ding Hanyue, A96, A138 Ahmad Hajar Fauzan, A55 Chan Yiu-kay, A132 Ding Nik, A72 Ahmed Ishtiaque, A128, A129 Chang Arunchai, A73 Donapati Viswanath Reddy, A139 Ahmed Laeeque, A84, A128, A129 Chang Jinjia, A20 Duan Fangfang, A27 Ahn Sang Hoon, A76, A77 Chaubal Alisha, A136 Dumagpi Joseph, A52 Aithal Guruprasad, A11 Chaudhari Vipul, A136 Dumagpi Joseph Erwin, A126 Akarapatima Keerati, A73 Chauhan Anil, A87 Duong Thi Mai Chi, A117 Alaidarous Hussain, A129 Chauhan Shamsher Singh, A136 Dutt Shoma, A108 Albassam Ziyad, A84 Che Yuen Wu Justin, A71, A102 Dwi Nur Tyastono Ricky, A97 Algesry Ali, A129 Chen Baili, A99 Dwiyanto Jacky, A48 Algethami Saud, A128 Chen Bangwei, A26 Alghanmi Hosam, A129 Chen Bonan, A3 El-Abd Osama, A66 Alharbi Mohammed, A128 Chen Chi-Yi, A77 Eliouny Mahmoud, A128 Alharbi Wafaa, A128 Chen Chien-Hung, A76 ELKhadry Sally, A66 Alhumaidi Musab, A128 Chen Feng, A88, A89 Elkhashab Magdy, A76 Almatrafi Mohammed, A84 Chen Guorong, A131 Ezekiel Wong Toh Yoon, A86 Alrubaei Faisal, A84 Chen Hanqing, A8, A13 Alsafi Zaid, A123 Chen Hong-Yan, A41 Fan Huining, A31 Altirkistani Bsaim, A84 Chen Huarong, A5, A53 Fan Liqiaona, A135 Alwagdani Nawaf, A84 Chen Huiting, A8, A13, A63 Fan Yanyun, A143 Alzahrani Abdulaziz, A128 Chen Junrong, A93, A94 Fatani Mohammed, A129 Alzahrani Bashaer, A129 Chen Lam-Shing, A53 Fateen Waleed, A11 Alzanbagi Adnan, A84, A128, A129 Chen Ruiyan, A12 Fatima Syeda, A80 Amru Sungkar, A95 Chen Sharon, A70 Feng Junxia, A31 Andrews Jane Mary, A108 Chen Wei, A31, A98, A122 Feng Lei, A2 Ang Le Shaun, A84 Chen Xiaoyu, A31 Feng Lijuan, A144 Angsusing Jaenjira, A100 Chen Yang, A96 Feng Shiting, A107 Ashour Reham, A66 Chen Ye, A35 Feng Yanling, A31 Atre Chaitanya, A136 Chen Yongpeng, A95 Flaherty John, A77 Ayob Nurainina, A55 Cheng Alfred Sze-Lok, A6, A7 Flaherty John F, A76, A77 Ayu Setyawati Ida, A95 Cheng Elita Yun-nin, A132 Fournier Claire, A76, A77 Cheng Nicole, A84 Francisco Carlos, A52 http://gut.bmj.com/ B Kiran, A136 Cheng Pei-Ting, A92 Freeman Elliot, A72 Bae Ho, A77 Cheng Sze Lok, A12 Fu Dongni, A144 Bagepally Ravi Shankar, A139 Cheng Wing-Yin, A27 Fung Scott, A76, A77 Bagus Budhi Ida, A95, A97 Cheung Wing-han, A132 Fung Sin-Hang, A12 Bagus Metria Ida, A95 Chew Nicholas, A82, A83 Fung Yen Lim Jeremy, A47, A50 Bai Yu, A7, A138 Chi Ho Chung Vincent, A102, A140 Bao Zhenfei, A126 Chin Phyllis, A135 Gaggar Anuj, A76, A77 on September 28, 2021 by guest. 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Barua Parimita, A72 Chin Yip Han, A83 Gan Lin, A31 Basalim Ahmed, A84 Chong Charing, A84 Gane Edward, A76 Bhuvanendran Saatheeyavaane, A49 Chong Chun Wie, A47, A48, A50 Gao Hui, A124, A126 Brainard Diana, A76 Chong Chun-Wie, A3 Gao Xuefeng, A144 Brainard Dianna M, A77 Chow Wai-hung, A132 Ge Weiting, A123 Buamahahkul Thanwa, A100 Chuang Wan-Long, A76, A77 Gearry Richard, A108 Buti Maria, A76 Clayton-Chub Daniel, A72 Geng Wenbin, A136 Co Jonard, A126 Giles Edward, A108 Cai Chao, A58 Coffin Carla S, A76 Giovannucci Edward, A112 Cai Shuntian, A144 Coker Olabisi Oluwabukola, A6 Goh Bey-Hing, A37, A44 Cai Wen, A123 Cong Thanh Duong, A127 Goh Brian, A65 Cao Chuangyu, A8, A13 Connor Susan, A108 Goh Ee Jin, A143 Cao Jianquan, A12 Connor Susan Jane, A108 Goh Xin Lei, A83 Cao Kun, A136 Croagh Catherine, A72 Gottardi Andrea De, A90 Carter David William, A108 Cui Bota, A118 Gou Hongyan, A31 Castro Caroline Anne, A133 Cui Jinghua, A31 Goud Rajesh, A103, A104 Chakrabarti Arunaloke, A87 Cui Manli, A38 Gowans Michelle, A143 Chan Andrew, A112 Gritskova Irina, A132 Chan Angela Zaneta, A122 Daga Lorenz Kristoffer, A71 Guo Cosmos liutao, A17 Chan Anthony Wing-Hung, A6 Dai Siyu, A88, A89 Guo Wei, A68 Chan Francis Ka-Leung, A9 Dan Yock Young, A80 Guo Wentong, A89 Chan Henry Lik-Yuen, A9 Darisetty Santosh, A103, A104 Guo Xue, A56, A59 A146 Gut 2021;70(Suppl 2):A1–A150 Author index Gut: first published as 10.1136/gutjnl-2021-IDDF.authorindex on 2 September 2021. Downloaded from Guo Ying, A144 Jafri Sayed-Mohammed, A76 Lee Kit-Fai, A84 Gupta Monika, A1 Jaiswal Nishant, A87 Lee Learn-Han, A37, A40, A44, A45, A46, A49 Janssen Harry LA, A76, A77 Lee Ming Hui, A83 Ha Thuy Trang, A78 Jia Dongwei, A27 Lee Tanya, A72 Han Jing, A17 Jia Mingxu, A138 Letchumanan Vengadesh, A37, A40, A44, A45, A46, Han Muzhou, A135 Jia Wei, A6 A49 Hann Hie Won, A77 Jiang Hao, A58 Leung Alessandro, A92 Hartono Juanda Leo, A138, A143 Jianyi Calvin Koh, A133 Leung Ting Hung, A102 Haruki Koichiro, A112 Jiawen Dai, A135 Leung Yvette, A108 He Cong, A41 Johnson Dinyadarshini, A49 Li Baosheng, A2 Hefny Mohammed, A128 Jonathan Charlotte, A70 Li Chujun, A93 Hei-Wong Sunny, A9 Juanda Leo, A133 Li Ernest Han-fai, A132 Heo Jeong, A76, A77 Jun Hao Tan Darren, A64, A65, A66, A80, A82 Li Guoyun, A58 Heriyanto Rivaldo, A70 Li Hao, A7, A138 Hizami Mohamad Nor Mohamad, A55 Ka Kei Wu William, A6 Li Jie, A136 Ho Cyrus, A64 Kai En Lim Lincoln, A64 Li Jingnan, A96 Ho Jia Pei, A48, A50 Kalapala Rakesh, A103 Li Junyan, A60 Ho Jia-Pei, A3 Kam Nam Tsoi Anna, A140 Li Nian-Shuang, A41 Ho Leonard, A71, A102 Kang Wei, A3, A53 Li Pan, A112, A113, A118 Ho Shu-Yein, A75 Kang Xing, A51 Li Qian, A38 Ho Yin Yeung Martin, A122 Kao Jia Horng, A90 Li Tao, A26 Hoang Thi Thu Ha, A109 Kao Jia-Horng, A77 Li Wenhua, A20 Hoi Lam Wong Charlene, A71, A102, A140 Karimi Neda, A108 Li Xi, A136 Holmes Jacinta, A72 Karyampudi Arun, A104 Li Xiaoxing, A8, A13 Hon Kei Yip Benjamin, A140 Kemp William, A72 Li Xue, A138 Hon Wai Lum Lionel, A66 Kew Guan Sen, A66 Li Xuehua, A99, A107 Hong Kai, A92 Khairnar Harshad, A136 Li Yang, A9 Hong Nhan Do, A127 Khamsai Sittichai, A100 Li Ying, A15 Hong Thai, A72 Khan Mohammed, A128, A129 Li Zhiming, A26 Hotta Naoki, A67 Khan Sawsan, A128 Li Zichun, A144 Howell Jessica, A72 Khongkha Wichittra, A100 Li Ziping, A99, A107 Hsieh Hui-Shan, A92 Khoo Chin Ming, A83 Liang Biao, A12, A15 Hu Hanguang, A123 Kilic Yakup, A125 Liang Rui, A31 Hu Jiancong, A95 Kim Seung Up, A10 Liang Xiong, A7, A138 Hu Mengying, A7 Kim Yoon Jun, A77 Liang Yanxiao, A60 Hu Wenmo, A131 Kin Ho, A92 Liang Yukun, A7 Hu Yi, A41 Kin Ronald Chan Cheong, A122 Liew Danny, A45 Hua Tianrui, A131 Ko Chih-Chieh, A75 Lik Yuen Chan Henry, A77 Hua Yunqi, A136 Ko Wing Hung, A19 Lim Jeremy, A48 Huang Bingsheng, A99 Koh Calvin Jianyi, A137, A138, A143 Lim Jeremy Fung-Yen, A3 http://gut.bmj.com/ Huang Dan, A20 Koh Jin Hean, A65, A90 Lim Wen Hui, A64, A65, A66, A82 Huang Daniel, A65, A82, A83 Koh Teng Kiat, A137 Lim Xiong Chang, A80 Huang Hongli, A8, A13, A56, A59, A63 Kohla Mohamed, A66 Lim Young-Suk, A76, A77 Huang Hsiung-Ying, A92 Kolhe Kailash, A136 Lin Chen Yi Mei Swee, A72 Huang Jiayao, A94 Kong Alice Pik-Shan, A12 Lin Chun-Yen, A77 Huang Junjie, A91, A138, A139, A141 Kongkam Pradermchai, A100 Lin Jiaye, A138 Huang Leaf, A7 Kosarussawadee Prach, A100 Lin Snow Yunni, A83 Huang Liwen, A138 Kotla Rama, A103, A104 Lin Tim, A126 on September 28, 2021 by guest. 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Huang Vivian, A108 Kulkarni Anand, A80 Lin Yufeng, A17, A51 Huang Wenqi, A56, A59 Kumar Rajneesh, A90 Liu Cenqin, A124, A126 Huang Yi-Hsang, A76 Kumari Yatinesh, A45 Liu Changan, A6 Huang Yung-Ning, A92 Kurniawan Andree, A70 Liu Chen Hua, A90 Huang Zhixin, A15 Kwok Wai Cheung William, A140 Liu Dabin, A5 Huey Shin Bong Shirley, A91 Kwong Thomas, A51 Liu Di, A58 Hui Aric Josun, A76, A77 Liu Gaixia, A17 Hui David Shu-Cheong, A9 Lai Hung Wong Grace, A76 Liu Hanzhuang, A7 Hui Vicky Wing-Ki, A90 Lai Yi Wong Eliza, A140 Liu Haohui, A47 Hung Chi Tim, A140 Lam Yuk Ying, A92 Liu Hui Ting, A90 Huo Teh-Ia, A75 Lampertico Pietro, A76, A77 Liu Kaijie, A60 Law Jodi Woan-Fei, A37, A40, A44, A46, A49 Liu Ken, A11 Ida Ayu Kade Mastini, A95 Law Wai-Nok, A12 Liu Le, A35 Ikhdin R Saadhi, A95 Law Wing Yan, A12 Liu Lupeng, A143 Immaneni Bharani, A139 Law Woan-Fei, A45 Liu Man, A7 Ingle Meghraj, A136 Lee Guan Huei, A66 Liu Rihe, A7 Iser David, A72 Lee Guan-Huei, A91 Liu Rui, A59 Ismail Naufal Arif, A16 Lee Heung-Man, A12 Liu Ta-Wei, A68 Iyengar Sowmya, A80 Lee Hye Won, A10 Liu Tao, A103 Izumi Namiki, A76 Lee Jonathan, A135 Liu Weixin, A5 Lee Jonathan Wei-Jie, A3 Liu Xianjing, A91, A139, A141 Jadhav Rahulkumar, A136 Lee June Sung, A77 Liu Xiaowei, A144 Gut 2021;70(Suppl 2):A1–A150 A147 Author index Gut: first published as 10.1136/gutjnl-2021-IDDF.authorindex on 2 September 2021. Downloaded from Liu Xiaoyu, A7 Ng Siu-Kin, A51 Sanyal Arun, A64 Liu Yali, A28 Ngai Alfonse, A91, A139, A141 Sawanyawisuth Kittisak, A100 Liu Yandi, A63 Ngai Nick Wong Alex, A122 Sawhney Rohit, A72 Liu Yusha, A7 Ngoc Anh Tran, A74, A109, A117, A127 Say Chun-yu, A132 Lo Virgilio Jr, A79 Ni Shujuan, A20 Segal Jonathan, A125 Loh Yi Wen Gabrielle, A133 Ni Yunbi, A51 Segal Jonathan P, A123 Lok Hon-Ting, A84 Nie Yuqiang, A53, A56, A59, A63 Ser Hooi-Leng, A37, A40, A44, A45, A46, A49 Lok Veeleah, A91, A139, A141 Ning Yan Choi Natalie, A98 Seth Devanshi, A11 Loo Jing Hong, A84 Nopsopon Tanawin, A37 Sethi Shalini, A77 Loo Ke-Yan, A45 Noureddin Mazen, A82 Shah Mit, A136 Low Jun Teck Gerald, A84 Nunik Agustriani, A95 Shalimar Dr, A76 Lu Gaochen, A112 Shan Edwin Hok-shing, A132 Lu Hongpeng, A126 O’Connor
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