… key factors in the pathogenesis of Crohn's disease (CD). … patients. As butyrate enemas may
be beneficial in treating colonic inflammation, we investigated if butyrate promotes this effect …

… reaction and produce a secondary chronic inflammation. We undertook to examine acute
inflammatory responses in Crohn's disease … , we investigated the consequences of trauma to …

… Transient infection with pathogenic organisms could serve as environmental triggers to
initiate inflammatory responses that are perpetuated in susceptible hosts by commensal …

… the downstream consequences of chronic inflammation. The … -infectious inflammatory bowel
disease arising in patients with … the innate inflammatory response in Crohn’s disease in the …

… forms of inflammatory bowel disease, with an adverse effect on … In Crohn's disease, mucosal
T cells are resistant to apoptosis… of T cells and perpetuation of the inflammatory response. …

… In an analysis of 129 patients treated with infliximab for … Crohn’s disease, we described
infusion reactions as complicating 5–13% of infusions.[10] In 100 patients with Crohn’s disease, …

… provide important supportive therapy for IBD patients, but in adults … of IBD patients, and
recent studies have stressed the role of PPAR on NFκB activity on the potential beneficial effect of …

… antigen presentation, with maintenance of intestinal immuno-regulation and tolerance to
components of intestinal flora, controlling the inflammatory responses to intestinal antigens[26]. …

… A major effect of autophagy in inflammation is modulation of the production of the … inflammatory
responses, but also reshape our insights into the pathogenesis of inflammatory diseases. …

… IBD. In some individuals, the overt inflammatory response may be an appropriate response
… are important considerations. A combination of oral plus topical therapy may also maximize …