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The Present Condition of Crohn's Disease in Japan: Including a progress report of the “Crohn's Disease Researching Committee” H. Watanabe 1 13rd Dept. of Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, Tohoku University pp.309-314
Published Date 1978/3/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403107244
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 An explanation on the present condition of the study of Crohn's disease, its concepts and diagnostic standards, as well as an introduction of the progress report by “The Japanese Society of GastroenterologyCrohn's Disease Researching Committee” are presented. According to a nationwide research conducted by the “Crohn's Disease Investigational Research Group of the Ministry of Health and Welfare”, there are presently at least 127 cases which have been diagnosed as Crohn's disease, and there are over 70cases definitely diagnosed as such by the “Japanese Society of Gastroenterology-Crohn's Disease Researching Committee”. It is natural that these cases are on the same level as those of Europe. Moreover, in Japan, many cases of Crohn's disease which show a longitudinal ulcer along mesenteric attachment of the small intestine are becoming evident. At the same time, we are now confronted with the problem of its discrimination from intestinal tuberculosis, and evidently there is also possibility of a number of undefinable cases which do not meet the diagnostic standards for Crohn's disease nor those for other diseases. These may be clarified gradually through pursuing study of the development of those definitely diagnosed as Crohn's disease, and of the cases without granuloma.

 But for this more time would be required. In spite of a substantial alteration in the concept and the diagnostic standards of Crohn's disease, we can say that research of Crohn's disease in Japan is showing steady progress.


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