2007
DOI: 10.1016/s0035-3787(07)90398-7
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Polyradiculonévrite à rechutes révélant une maladie de Crohn

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“…Little is known about neurological EM prevalence, but 20-30% has been reported, some cases preceding IBD and some being diagnosed after their remission [13-15]. Several pathogenic mechanisms have been suggested to explain the affectation of peripheral and central nervous system by IBD: malabsorption, deficiency of vitamins, formations of toxic agents, direct effects of the treatment (infections, complications of the immunosuppression), thromboembolism disease and immunological problems [13,14]. Peripheral neuropathies related to IBD seems to be more frequent in UC, with a reported incidence of 1,9%.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Little is known about neurological EM prevalence, but 20-30% has been reported, some cases preceding IBD and some being diagnosed after their remission [13-15]. Several pathogenic mechanisms have been suggested to explain the affectation of peripheral and central nervous system by IBD: malabsorption, deficiency of vitamins, formations of toxic agents, direct effects of the treatment (infections, complications of the immunosuppression), thromboembolism disease and immunological problems [13,14]. Peripheral neuropathies related to IBD seems to be more frequent in UC, with a reported incidence of 1,9%.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%