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Read our Crohn Disease research guide →This study is testing a new way to predict whether Crohn's disease will come back after surgery. Researchers will use advanced imaging techniques during endoscopy (a camera procedure to look inside your intestines) combined with artificial intelligence to spot early signs of disease recurrence before they become serious problems.
After surgery for Crohn's disease, about half of patients experience recurrence, and current methods of detecting this early recurrence are not very reliable. This study aims to develop better tools to identify patients at high risk of recurrence so they can receive early treatment to prevent complications.
You will undergo an endoscopy procedure where doctors examine your intestines using a camera and advanced imaging techniques. During the procedure, small tissue samples may be taken for analysis. The study combines these imaging findings with blood tests and other clinical information, and artificial intelligence analysis, to develop a better prediction system for disease recurrence. The entire study involves a single visit, though you may have follow-up appointments as part of standard care.
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