… the health burden related to inflammatory bowel disease in these countries is certain … rapid
changes in inflammatory bowel disease epidemiology provide a global challenge for disease …

… prevalence of inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), Crohn's disease (CD) … increased rapidly
over the last two to four decades. These … Research in Asia, an area of rapidly changing IBD …

… Research in Asia, an area of rapidly changing IBD epidemiology, may lead to the discovery
… Crohn's disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (…

… obstruction and inflammatory bowel diseases emerged. The introduction of helical CT
technology in 1989 and subsequently multichannel CT further changed small bowel imaging. …

… was mirrored in the present study, with patients who had small bowel disease (L1, L2, or
L3) progressing to complicated disease more rapidly than those with colonic (L2) disease. …

… of gaps in our current quality of care for patients with inflammatory bowel diseases. This
review proposes changes that could be made now to improve inflammatory bowel disease care. …

… the change in incidence of paediatric inflammatory bowel … whether changing IBD incidence
is associated with changing disease … Significant changes in disease severity, location and …

… rapidly increasing. Incidence and prevalence of inflammatory bowel disease in China is
mimicking the rapid … in China, has undergone rapid socioeconomic changes since 1990—a …

… This rapid change in the spectrum of IBD is suggestive of the in uence of environmental
factors. It is surprizing that not many attempts have been made to include histopathologic …

… including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).1 Healthcare systems have had to adapt rapidly
to … changing and restructuring the way they provide care for IBD patients.2 In addition, the …