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Barclay AR et al. – CTE affects a proportion of pediatric IBD patients. Although resolution of physical impairment is the norm, significant morbidity exists. The authors study suggests a secular trend toward CTE in CD. Primary prevention with the identification and amelioration of identifiable risk factors should be the clinical objective in future studies.

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