… Perianal or anorectal disease is a primary feature of Crohn's disease, with a prevalence
of 8% to 90%, and typically is considered to afflict approximately one in three patients. …

… Severe anorectal disease may require fecal diversion to achieve adequate palliation of
symptoms. When determining timing of ostomy reversal, cessation of proctitis is the most …

… of anorectal physiology in patients with Crohn's disease is … This is remarkable, because
anorectal disease is common … regarding anorectal function and physiology of the disease. This …

… anorectal involvement with Crohn’s disease or by secondary consequences of the disease,
in … The reported incidence of anal involvement in Crohn’s disease ranges from 20 to 80%.14 …

… Our results confirm that anorectal Crohn’s disease does present in a manner different from
ileocolic disease. It occurs in an older age group and presents with different clinical features. …

… ) for surgical treatment of Crohn's disease between October 1984 and May 1999. Of these,
224 patients manifested anorectal complications of Crohn's disease and form the basis of this …

… with Crohn’s disease. In this review, the evaluation and management of the various manifestations
of Crohn’s disease in … causes for anorectal stenosis in the setting of Crohn’s disease. …

… Crohn's disease CD). The aim of this study was to investigate whether patients with CD without
rectal inammation have abnormal anorectal … were examined by anorectal manometry and …

… of perianal and perirectal lesions resulting from Crohn disease. On T1-weighted MR images…
of perianal and perirectal complications arising from Crohn disease and, when necessary, in …

… of patients with Crohn's disease who had … Crohn’s disease and avoiding the potential
complications of radiation. It is possible that, in the setting of ongoing anorectal Crohn’s disease, a …