Predictive Factors of Non-Inflammatory Small Bowel Obstruction After Bowel Resection in Crohn’s Patients

Mir Zulqarnain; Fouad Jaber; Vinay Jahagirdar; Saqr Alsakarneh; Jose Gomez; Aditi Stanton; Nedhi Patel; Poonam Beniwal‐Patel; Dan Joseph Stein; Mary F. Otterson; Andrés Yarur

doi:10.14740/gr1635

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The incidence of NI-SBO after SBR in CD is low and associated with inflammation at the margins of the resected bowel, previous bowel resections, and an open laparotomy approach. Most NI-SBOs resolve with medical management.

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