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Jornal Português de Gastrenterologia

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MAGRO, Fernando et al. Clinical challenges in Crohn’s disease. J Port Gastrenterol. [online]. 2012, vol.19, n.2, pp.71-88. ISSN 0872-8178.

Introduction: Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory disease from gastrointestinal tract. The increase in incidence and heterogeneity of this pathology, with different presentations and prognostics leads to a constant concern in developing and improving its classification and treatment. Objectives: To establish recommendations (based on level of evidence and recommendation grades) to 5 questions considered as the clinical challenges of the therapeutic approach in Crohn’s disease. Methods: The methodology adopted by the working group DC2 (Desafios Clínicos na Doença de Crohn) was based on the selection of 5 questions, by voting, and establishing recommendations to each question proposed to each subgroup. Discussion and approval of reflexions and final recommendations was carried out in a consensus meeting. Conclusion: It has been possible to base conclusions about the questions under study on evidence, being recommended: 1) having Crohn’s disease under 40 years old, structuring phenotype disease and anal disease are predictive factors of bad prognostic; 2) it is possible to consider suspension of biologics in patients with endoscopic remission and normal biomarkers; 3) patients with biochemical markers of disease activity (CRP and calprotectina) have more probability of relapse; 4) in failure of biologics it is essential to assure that treatment with the first drug was optimized: with infliximab it’s demonstrated that either reduction of the administration range or increasing the dose allows to recover the response in the majority of patients; as for adalimumab, patients should change from bimonthly to weekly administrations; 5) in case of Crohn’s disease with intestinal surgery, use of therapeutic to reduce postoperative recurrence is indicated, particularly immunosupressors and biologics

Palavras-chave : Crohn Disease.

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