1999
DOI: 10.1097/00042737-199909000-00010
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Development and validation of an ultrasonographic activity index of Crohnʼs disease

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“…In inactive Crohn's disease bowel wall can also be thick, due to fibrosis in chronic stage. Some authors believe that gut wall thickness measurements are crucial for assessment of Crohn's disease activity (22)(23)(24). Futagami et al (23) defined ultrasound activity index on the basis of two parameters -gut wall thickness and stratification.…”
Section: Van Oostayen Etmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In inactive Crohn's disease bowel wall can also be thick, due to fibrosis in chronic stage. Some authors believe that gut wall thickness measurements are crucial for assessment of Crohn's disease activity (22)(23)(24). Futagami et al (23) defined ultrasound activity index on the basis of two parameters -gut wall thickness and stratification.…”
Section: Van Oostayen Etmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some authors believe that gut wall thickness measurements are crucial for assessment of Crohn's disease activity (22)(23)(24). Futagami et al (23) defined ultrasound activity index on the basis of two parameters -gut wall thickness and stratification. Mayer et al (24) defined volume of inflammable gut wall on the basis of gut wall thickness and longitudinal extension of diseased segment.…”
Section: Van Oostayen Etmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found that the presence of flow detected with color Doppler was correlated with disease activity in patients with ulcerative colitis, but no such correlation was observed in those with Crohn's disease. Correlation between local vascularization of the diseased intestinal loop and disease activity assessed by means of the CDAI remains contradictory for all imaging, endoscopic, and radiological techniques (CT [39,40]; MRI [41,42]). However, in daily practice, it is frequently observed that the presence of intestinal wall vascularization in patients whose Crohn's disease is quiescent may be an indicator of imminent reactivation.…”
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“…MR hadde derimot noe lavere spesifisitet enn ultralyd (71 % for MR og 100 % for ultralyd). Hos pasienter med Crohns sykdom har man også undersøkt om kombinasjon av veggtykkelse, lengde av fortykket tarmsegment, tap av lagdeling eller funn med fargedoppler kan relateres til CDAIskår, men korrelasjonene var i noen studier ikke optimale (32,33). Derimot var sammenhengen mellom ultralydfunn og endoskopisk aktivitet bedre (32).…”
Section: Behandlingsovervåkning Og Sykdomsaktivitetunclassified
“…Hos pasienter med Crohns sykdom har man også undersøkt om kombinasjon av veggtykkelse, lengde av fortykket tarmsegment, tap av lagdeling eller funn med fargedoppler kan relateres til CDAIskår, men korrelasjonene var i noen studier ikke optimale (32,33). Derimot var sammenhengen mellom ultralydfunn og endoskopisk aktivitet bedre (32). Imidlertid har man i andre studier påvist god korrelasjon mellom CDAI-skår og ultralydfunn (29,34).…”
Section: Behandlingsovervåkning Og Sykdomsaktivitetunclassified