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Small bowel resection rates in Crohns disease and the indication for surgery over time: Experience from a large tertiary care center
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Regueiro M et al. – While the frequency of TNF antagonist use in CD at the University of Pittsburgh has increased over time, the rate of SBR and indication for surgery has remained unchanged. These findings may be explained by long–standing, complicated disease refractory to medical therapy.
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