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The Significance of Radiographic and Endoscopic Examinations for Longstanding Crohn's Disease Nobuo Hiwatashi 1 , Hideo Yamazaki 1 , Yoshitaka Kinouchi 1 1The Third Department of Internal Medicine, Tohoku University School of Medicine Keyword: Crohn病 , 長期経過例 , X線検査 , 内視鏡検査 pp.601-612
Published Date 1991/6/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403102552
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 We dlscussed the timing of radiographic and endoscopic examinations for patients with longstanding Crohn's disease. In order to decide on a therapeutic plan or an operative procedure, it is necessary to make examinations of major lesions involving and in cases whose complications call for an operation. The radiographic examination is superior to the endoscopic one, because the endoscopy is not able to be inserted beyond the stenosis or beyond a severe anal lesion. Detection of relapse in intestinal lesion is clear from morphological examinations earlier than from abnormalities of laboratory data or clinical symptoms. However, frequent examinations should not be carried out in cases without severe symptoms, because damage by radiation or pain brought on by examinations must be considered. Detailed evaluations of serial changes in symptoms and laboratory data will make it possible to minimize the number of morphological examinations. For patients in clinical remission, it is possible to make a therapeutic plan by relying on radiographic examination of major lesions once per 1-2 years. On the other hand, from the standpoint of clinical research, there are many problems to be cleared up by morphological examinations. For example, clinical course under treatment, natural history etc. The examinations should be performed with such definite aims in mind.


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