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See Latest ArticlesUlcerative colitis in a Southern European country: A national perspective
Inflammatory Bowel Disease, 10/14/09
Portela F et al. – A more aggressive phenotype was found in extensive colitis and in the initial course of younger patients, with an increased need for steroids and immunosuppressors. In addition, a significant percentage of patients, particularly with proctitis, showed a milder clinical evolution and were maintained in remission only with salicylates.
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