Quantifying inflammation and fibrosis through a surgical histopathological score can differentiate ileal Crohn's disease phenotypes and predict postoperative progressive disease

Tavares de Sousa, H.; Gullo, I.; Castelli, C.; Dias, C. C.; Magro, F.

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The quantification of fibrosis in Crohn’s disease (CD) still relies on surgical specimens’ pathology. We aimed to correlate quantification of inflammation and fibrosis of CD ileal resection specimens with postoperative progressive disease.

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