The short bowel syndrome is a condition that occurs when parts of the small intestine are missing from the digestive tract. Since the small intestine is responsible for the absorption of the vast majority of nutrients, its absence can lead to significant nutritional problems, malabsorption disorders, and their consequences. The prevalence of short bowel syndrome is relatively rare; however, diagnoses and treatment options are continuously evolving, while the frequency of the condition is gradually increasing. The causes of short bowel syndrome The main cause of short bowel syndrome is surgical interventions that require the removal of a portion of the intestine. This procedure can occur due to various health issues,…