Gastroenterology MCQ 15
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Which of the following points is/are true concerning the diagnosis of Crohn’s disease?
Recurrent disease on contrast radiographs frequently lags behind the development of clinical signs and symptoms
In 10% of cases, Crohn’s disease cannot be distinguished from chronic ulcerative colitis based on clinical, radiologic, and pathologic criteria
Although no specific laboratory tests exist for Crohn’s disease, the erythrocyte sedimentation rate has evolved as a useful measure of disease activity
Specific endoscopic features encountered in Crohn’s disease which allow differentiation from ulcerative colitis include aphthous ulcers, cobblestoning, and skip areas
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