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Pathogenesisnesis of IBD is certainly more complex than a simple single cause-and-effect relationship, and probably results from the interaction of predisposing genetic factors, exogenous and endogenous triggers, and host modifying factors (1-3). The outcome of these multiple interactions is the chronic remitti

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Radiographic Evaluationients, especially in evaluation of the colon, imaging continues to play an important role in diagnosis and management of patients with these diseases. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss our approach to imaging in patients with inflammatory bowel disease rather than provide an exhaustive revie

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Medical TherapyUC) and Crohn’s disease (CD) remain unclear. Similar to other chronic inflammatory diseases a genetic predisposition is likely with susceptible individuals failing to down-regulate an over exuberant immuno-inflammatory response to, as yet, undefined environmental triggers (1,2).