… Three major variants of the CARD15 gene confer susceptibility to Crohn's disease (CD).
Whether or not these variants correlate with specific clinical features of the disease is under …

… We discuss the epidemiology, immunobiology, amd natural history of Crohn's disease;
describe new treatment goals and risk stratification of patients; and provide an evidence based …

A cure for Crohn's disease (CD), a chronic inflammatory disease of the gastrointestinal tract
of unknown etiology, is not available, so patients require lifelong management to keep …

… Paired immunohistochemical tracings of Ig-containing cells indifferent layers of the large
bowel wall in Crohn's disease (ag) and in normal colon mucosa (h and i). Diffusible im…

… , but our findings would suggest an inverse correlation between the celiac and Crohn's
disease and are not consistent with the report from Tursi et al. [16] of a high incidence of celiac …

Introduction : The incidence of endoscopic recurrence (ER) in Crohn's disease following
curative resection is up to 75% at 1 year. Endoscopy is the most sensitive method to detect the …

… of Crohn's disease patients and 180 (5.5%) in the first-degree relatives of controls. Forty-seven
(7.4%) of Crohn's disease patients had a first-degree relative with IBD, … of Crohn's disease …

Background The management of postoperative recurrence (POR) in Crohn's disease (CD)
after ileo‐colonic resection is a highly debated topic. Prophylactic immunosuppression after …

… Diagnostic delay >12 months is frequent in Crohn’s disease [CD]. This is associated with
lower response rates to therapies and worse outcomes [complicated disease course, increased …

… ulcers and fissures but contained dense infiltrates of Ig-producing cells, usually extending
into the submucosa- especially in Crohn’s colitis. Enumeration adjacent to ulcers and fissures …