2004
DOI: 10.1097/00005176-200406001-00761
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P0637 the Specific Carbohydrate Diet - A Treatment for Crohn???s Disease?

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“…Fridge, Kerner, and Cox [19] described the cases of two school-age children with CD, one whom elected to follow the SCD as her main course of treatment and one who started the diet while also being treated with steroids. Both children demonstrated normalization in laboratory results and were reported to be symptom free within 3-6 months after beginning the SCD.…”
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“…Fridge, Kerner, and Cox [19] described the cases of two school-age children with CD, one whom elected to follow the SCD as her main course of treatment and one who started the diet while also being treated with steroids. Both children demonstrated normalization in laboratory results and were reported to be symptom free within 3-6 months after beginning the SCD.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An additional strength of the included research is the detail in which all researchers reported treatment exposures, as well as the fact that potential confounders such as concomitant medication use were acknowledged and commented upon. Additionally, many of the studies used validated methods for both collecting data and comparing outcomes [13,15,16,[19][20][21]23] . Finally, one study utilized a control group, lending strength to the findings [15] .…”
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“…In the event of intestinal obstruction or transient abnormalities of digestion such as disaccharide intolerance in those with severe small bowel disease, short-term dietary restrictions are often required to alleviate symptoms [56,59]. The putative benefits of specific carbohydrate diets have not been submitted to detailed scientific scrutiny, despite isolated case reports of clinical efficacy [60].…”
Section: General Management Of Nutrition In CDmentioning
confidence: 99%