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Murphy SJ et al. – Corticosteroid withdrawal using this protocol had a high success rate and durable effect and was effective in patients with long–standing (up to 45 years) dependency. As symptoms of CWS mimic symptoms of IBD disease flares, gastroenterologists may have difficulty distinguishing them, which may be a contributory factor to the frequency of corticosteroid dependency in IBD patients.

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