P216 Mesenteric disease is directly related to mucosal disease in Crohn's disease.

Kiernan, Miranda; Sahebally, Shaheel M.; Waldron, David; Moloney, M.; Skelly, M.; HIdayat, H.; O'Leary, D.P.; Lowery, Aoife J.; Walsh, Leon G.; Dunne, Colum P.; Coffey, Calvin J.

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P216 Mesenteric disease is directly related to mucosal disease in Crohn's disease.

Kiernan, Miranda; Sahebally, Shaheel M.; Waldron, David; Moloney, M.; Skelly, M.; HIdayat, H.; O'Leary, D.P.; Lowery, Aoife J.; Walsh, Leon G.; Dunne, Colum P.; Coffey, Calvin J.

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2017

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Crohn’s disease (CD) displays mesenteric disease manifestations such as fat wrapping and mesenteric thickening. The frequency at which these occur in CD point to a pathobiological relevance. Fat wrapping in particular has been suggested to play a role in disease progression [1]. This study aimed to evaluate the relationship between mesenteric disease and other manifestations of CD and to examine the significance of advanced mesenteric disease.

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Oxford University Press

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Journal of Crohn's and Colitis;supplement 11 (1) S186-S187

P216 Mesenteric disease is directly related to mucosal disease in Crohn's disease.

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