Résumé
Une augmentation de fréquence de maladie de Crohn a été observée dans diverses parties du monde au cours des dix dernières années [7].
Un nombre croissant d'informations a également démontré que la maladie de Crohn peut intéresser la totalité du tractus digestif. La présente étude décrit la nature des lésions de maladie de Crohn intéressant le tractus digestif supérieur ainsi que les données cliniques, macroscopiques et microscopiques relevées dans une série de 52 patients avec atteinte gastroduodénale.
Summary
A sharply rising incidence of Crohn's disease in many parts of the world has been shown during the last ten years [7].
There has also been a growing awareness that Crohn's disease can involve the whole gastro-intestinal tract. The nature of the lesions of Crohn's disease in the upper GI tract is described together with the clinical, macroscopic and microscopic features of 52 patients with gastroduodenal involvement.
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Geboes, K., Rutgeerts, P. & Vantrappen, G. Evaluation de l'atteinte du tractus supérieur dans la maladie de Crohn. Acta Endosc 13, 269–276 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02970507
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