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[The medical Therapy of inflammatory bowel diseases]
11 Gastroenterologie, Universitäre Klinik für Viszerale Chirurgie und Medizin Inselspital, Bern Universität Spital, Bern.
The medical Therapy of inflammatory bowel diseases Abstract. Since the introduction of biological therapy, using monoclonal antibodies, the management of inflammatory bowel disease has evolved a lot. However, the treatment concept of these two chronic, relapsing diseases (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis) remains the same: choosing the right medication for the induction of remission, based on the activity and extend of disease, and then pursue, ideally, with the same medication for the maintenance of remission. This article covers in a practical (algorithm) and concise way for the general practitioner and the GI specialist the basic and the more recent knowledge in the field.
The medical Therapy of inflammatory bowel diseases Abstract. Since the introduction of biological therapy, using monoclonal antibodies, the management of inflammatory bowel disease has evolved a lot. However, the treatment concept of these two chronic, relapsing diseases (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis) remains the same: choosing the right medication for the induction of remission, based on the activity and extend of disease, and then pursue, ideally, with the same medication for the maintenance of remission. This article covers in a practical (algorithm) and concise way for the general practitioner and the GI specialist the basic and the more recent knowledge in the field.
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