
Opinion|Videos|July 29, 2024
Suboptimal Treatment of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Clinical Practice
Silvio Danese, MD, PhD; Bruce Sands, MD, and Jean-Frederic Colombel, MD highlight the common practice in many community settings of treating inflammatory bowel disease with corticosteroids, with or without 5-aminosalicylic acid, and cycling patients through this regimen for prolonged periods, while emphasizing the significant impact and toxicities associated with this treatment approach.
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In many community practices, IBD is treated with corticosteroids with or without 5-ASA, and patients are cycled through this regimen for a long time. How does this approach impact long-term patient outcomes?
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