Presents a state-of-the-art examination of Crohn's disease (CD), from an historical evolution of the field to future developments of etiopathogenesis, diagnostic evaluation, and therapeutic management. Reviews possible etiologic agents, the various ways CD progresses, novel diagnostic techniques, and standard and innovative therapies. Emphasizes the application of recent advances in basic research to clinical management of the disease.
Presents a state-of-the-art examination of Crohn's disease (CD), from an historical evolution of the field to future developments of etiopathogenesis, diagnostic evaluation, and therapeutic management. Reviews possible etiologic agents, the various ways CD progresses, novel diagnostic techniques, and standard and innovative therapies. Emphasizes the application of recent advances in basic research to clinical management of the disease.
Introduction Conversation with Burrill B. Crohn Leon Ginzburg and Gordon Oppenheimer 63 Years after the Discovery of Crohn's Disease Henry D. Janowitz Causes and Mechanisms Jeffry A. Katz and Claudio Fiocchi Commentary Derek Jewell Epidemiology of Crohn's Disease Anders Ekbom Commentary Robert S. Sandler Consideration of Smoking in Patients with Crohn's Disease Bret A. Lashner Evaluation of the Patient Pathology and Pathophysiology of Symptoms William J. Tremaine Commentary Sidney F. Phillips Endoscopic Evaluation Geert D'Haens and Paul Rutgeerts The Role of Contrast Barium X-Rays vs. Endoscopy Burton I. Korelitz Commentary Robert Modigliani Cross-Sectional Imaging in the Evaluation of Crohn's Disease Richard M. Gore Gary G. Ghahremani and Frank H. Miller Commentary Daniel Maklansky Proposed Measures of Disease Activity: How Useful Are They? Cosimo Prantera and Anna Kohn Commentary John W. Singleton Different Patterns of Crohn's Disease Lloyd R. Sutherland Commentary David B. Sachar General Therapeutic Approach Immunosuppressive Therapy of Crohn's Disease: A Historical Perspective Burton I. Korelitz Treatment of Active Crohn's Disease with Salazopyrine and Derivatives of Aminosalicylic Acid (5-ASA) Cosimo Prantera Maria Lia Scribano and Eva Berto The Role of Steroids in the Management of Crohn's Disease Burton I. Korelitz Clinical Picture of Crohn's Disease: Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Adrian J. Greenstein and James Aisenberg Clinical Picture of Crohn's Disease: Lower Intestinal Tract Norman Sohn Commentary John Alexander-Williams Special Situations Prevention of Relapse and Recurrence Cosimo Prantera and Arnaldo Andreoli Commentary David B. Sachar Nutrition and Special Diets John E. Lennard-Jones Commentary Arthur D. Heller Crohn's Disease in Childhood and Adolescence Jay A. Barth and Richard J. Grand Commentary Frederic Daum Crohn's Disease in the Elderly Geetanjali A. Akerkar and Mark A. Peppercorn Commentary Nadir Arber and Peter R. Holt Refractory Crohn's Disease Stephen B. Hanauer Commentary Theodore M. Bayless The Role of Antibiotics in Crohn's Disease Peter S. Margolis and Walter R. Thayer Jr. Commentary Cosimo Prantera Pregnancy and Fertility in Crohn's Disease Daniel H. Present Commentary Robert Burakoff Psychosocial Issues in Crohn's Disease Susan Levenstein Quality of Life Issues in Crohn's Disease Douglas A. Drossman Commentary Barbara S. Kirschner The Psychiatric Treatment of Patients with Crohn's Disease Marvin Kaplan Commentary Barbara S. Kirschner Extraintestinal Manifestations Andrew S. Warner and Richard P. MacDermott Commentary The Systemic Nature of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Lloyd Mayer Liver Complications Harvey M. Lieberman Commentary Nicholas F. LaRusso Malignancy in Crohn's Disease Paul M. Choi Commentary Burton I. Korelitz Ileal Pouch in Crohn's Disease R. John Nicholls The Effects of Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs on Crohn's Disease Joseph B. Felder Commentary Burton I. Korelitz Medical Therapy of Crohn's Disease: Obsolete or Unproven Approaches Samuel Meyers The Experience of Crohn's Disease: Is the Bed Now a Table? Howard M. Spiro The Future of Crohn's Disease: New Developments in Etiopathogenesis and Therapeutics Maria T. Abreu and Stephan R. Targan
Introduction Conversation with Burrill B. Crohn Leon Ginzburg and Gordon Oppenheimer 63 Years after the Discovery of Crohn's Disease Henry D. Janowitz Causes and Mechanisms Jeffry A. Katz and Claudio Fiocchi Commentary Derek Jewell Epidemiology of Crohn's Disease Anders Ekbom Commentary Robert S. Sandler Consideration of Smoking in Patients with Crohn's Disease Bret A. Lashner Evaluation of the Patient Pathology and Pathophysiology of Symptoms William J. Tremaine Commentary Sidney F. Phillips Endoscopic Evaluation Geert D'Haens and Paul Rutgeerts The Role of Contrast Barium X-Rays vs. Endoscopy Burton I. Korelitz Commentary Robert Modigliani Cross-Sectional Imaging in the Evaluation of Crohn's Disease Richard M. Gore Gary G. Ghahremani and Frank H. Miller Commentary Daniel Maklansky Proposed Measures of Disease Activity: How Useful Are They? Cosimo Prantera and Anna Kohn Commentary John W. Singleton Different Patterns of Crohn's Disease Lloyd R. Sutherland Commentary David B. Sachar General Therapeutic Approach Immunosuppressive Therapy of Crohn's Disease: A Historical Perspective Burton I. Korelitz Treatment of Active Crohn's Disease with Salazopyrine and Derivatives of Aminosalicylic Acid (5-ASA) Cosimo Prantera Maria Lia Scribano and Eva Berto The Role of Steroids in the Management of Crohn's Disease Burton I. Korelitz Clinical Picture of Crohn's Disease: Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Adrian J. Greenstein and James Aisenberg Clinical Picture of Crohn's Disease: Lower Intestinal Tract Norman Sohn Commentary John Alexander-Williams Special Situations Prevention of Relapse and Recurrence Cosimo Prantera and Arnaldo Andreoli Commentary David B. Sachar Nutrition and Special Diets John E. Lennard-Jones Commentary Arthur D. Heller Crohn's Disease in Childhood and Adolescence Jay A. Barth and Richard J. Grand Commentary Frederic Daum Crohn's Disease in the Elderly Geetanjali A. Akerkar and Mark A. Peppercorn Commentary Nadir Arber and Peter R. Holt Refractory Crohn's Disease Stephen B. Hanauer Commentary Theodore M. Bayless The Role of Antibiotics in Crohn's Disease Peter S. Margolis and Walter R. Thayer Jr. Commentary Cosimo Prantera Pregnancy and Fertility in Crohn's Disease Daniel H. Present Commentary Robert Burakoff Psychosocial Issues in Crohn's Disease Susan Levenstein Quality of Life Issues in Crohn's Disease Douglas A. Drossman Commentary Barbara S. Kirschner The Psychiatric Treatment of Patients with Crohn's Disease Marvin Kaplan Commentary Barbara S. Kirschner Extraintestinal Manifestations Andrew S. Warner and Richard P. MacDermott Commentary The Systemic Nature of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Lloyd Mayer Liver Complications Harvey M. Lieberman Commentary Nicholas F. LaRusso Malignancy in Crohn's Disease Paul M. Choi Commentary Burton I. Korelitz Ileal Pouch in Crohn's Disease R. John Nicholls The Effects of Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs on Crohn's Disease Joseph B. Felder Commentary Burton I. Korelitz Medical Therapy of Crohn's Disease: Obsolete or Unproven Approaches Samuel Meyers The Experience of Crohn's Disease: Is the Bed Now a Table? Howard M. Spiro The Future of Crohn's Disease: New Developments in Etiopathogenesis and Therapeutics Maria T. Abreu and Stephan R. Targan
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