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Summary of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
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00:01 Ultimately this table gives you the comparison and contrasting of ulcerative colitis and Crohn's. 00:08 In ulcerative colitis, mucosal inflammation; in Crohn´s disease, transmural. 00:14 Ulcerative colitis: only the colon, begin in the rectum, in Crohn´s disease: anywhere in the GI tract. 00:21 Ulcerative colitis: its continuous involvement with ulcerations. 00:26 In Crohn´s disease: It will be skip lesions. In ulcerative colitis, it will be bloody diarrhea. 00:33 You could find this in Crohn´s as well. In ulcerative colitis, more involvement with colorectal cancer. 00:39 Could Crohn´s disease be involved with colorectal cancer? Sure, it can. 00:44 Crohn´s disease: Transmural segmental. Any portion of GI. 00:50 Most common however would be the ileum, ileocecial region. 00:55 Hence, B12 deficiency and also enterohepatic circulation may be compromised. 01:02 Because of that transmural, you´ll have fistula formation and maybe perhaps even strictures due to ulceration that might be seen. 01:10 More abdominal pain, diarrhea, less bleeding than what you would expect to find with ulcerative colitis.
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The lecture Summary of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) by Carlo Raj, MD is from the course Small and Large Intestine Diseases: Basic Principles with Carlo Raj.
Included Quiz Questions
Which part of the intestinal wall is involved in ulcerative colitis?
- Mucosa
- Serosa
- The inner layer of the muscular layer
- The outer layer of the muscular layer
- Submucosa
Author of lecture Summary of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Carlo Raj, MD
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