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https://doi.org/10.14300/mnnc.2021.16103

Crohn’s disease: features of diagnosis and choice of treatment tactics in presence of sacroiliitis

[Notes from practice]
Alena Vasilievna Aparkina; Elena Igorevna Kashkina; Rimma Vladimirovna Lyakisheva;

The article presents the clinical observation of patient with Crohn’s disease, for verification of whose diagnose was required difficult differential diagnosis with appendicular infiltrate. In the future, the progression of intestinal symptoms, as well as the signs of bilateral sacroiliitis, despite the standard basic therapy, necessitated the appointment of a genetically engineered drug that contributed to the rapid relief of all clinical manifestations of the disease.

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Keywords: Crohn’s disease, sacroiliitis, intestinal manifestations