Crohn disease involves the perineum and rectum in approximately one-third of patients.
Symptoms can range from mild, including skin tags and hemorrhoids, to unremitting and …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the results of anal surgery performed in 105 patients
for perianal symptomatic complications of Crohn's disease. The patients were divided into 3 …

It is generally accepted that laying-open constitutes the only effective cure for anal fistulae.
The sacrifice of at least some part of the anal sphincter apparatus is therefore the inevitable …

Anorectal fistulas associated with Crohn's disease are difficult to manage, particularly when
the rectum is diseased. Significant morbidity has been associated with both medical and …

Zusammenfassung Unter anorektalem Morbus Crohn werden krankhaf te Veränderungen
von Perianalhaut, Analkanal und unterem Rektum sowie pathologische Veränderungen …

Anal lesions were registered in 19 of 72 patients (26%) operated on for Crohn's disease at
the Tampere University Hospital during 1966-1988. During a median follow-up time of six …

Crohn's colitis can be associated with severe illness and the patients often have anal
complications that compromise anorectal function. Patients with Crohn's colitis are at high …

The particular perianal manifestations of Crohn's disease can pose major challenges to both
physician and surgeon. The spectrum of pathology and symptomatology is diverse and …

Most patients with perianal Crohn's disease are asymptomatic and perianal disease may
resolve given adequate medical treatment for the underlying intestinal lesion. This will …