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Can Baseline MRE Predict Which Crohn’s Strictures Will Resist Medical Therapy?: CGH | September 2026

What Did the Study Find? This study developed baseline MRE-based scores to predict whether Crohn’s disease strictures would improve on subsequent imaging. The A-score incorporated bowel-wall thickness >6...

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Guselkumab in Crohn’s Disease: Inflammatory Bowel Diseases | September 2026

What Did the Study Find? Five-year results from the GALAXI-1 long-term extension evaluated the durability of guselkumab, an IL-23p19 inhibitor, through week 240. Among 87 patients remaining on...

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Can Intestinal Ultrasound Predict Whether an IBD Biologic Will Keep Working?: Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology | September 2026

What Did the Study Find? This prospective one-year study evaluated whether intestinal ultrasound (IUS) could predict sustained biologic effectiveness in 77 patients with IBD. Transmural remission was defined...

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Infliximab Clearance May Identify ASUC Patients Needing Intensified Induction: FG | September 2027

Introduction: Infliximab is an established rescue therapy for steroid-refractory acute severe ulcerative colitis (ASUC), but severe inflammation can accelerate drug clearance and reduce exposure. This study examined whether...

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Ulcerative Colitis: Is a 10-Week Steroid Taper Better Than 6 Weeks?: JCC Plus | September 2026

Introduction: Corticosteroids remain widely used for induction in moderate-to-severe UC, yet how quickly they should be tapered remains surprisingly uncertain. This Y-ECCO review examines an RCT comparing 10-week...

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Multiplex Stool PCR May Prevent Unnecessary Treatment Escalation During IBD Flares: FG | September 2026

Introduction: Enteric infections can closely mimic an IBD flare, creating a difficult clinical question: infection or active inflammation? This meta-analysis evaluated whether stool multiplex PCR (MPCR) improves pathogen...

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PROFILE at 5 Years: Treating Crohn’s Early: The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology | September 2026

What Did the Study Find? PROFILE followed newly diagnosed Crohn’s disease patients originally randomized to top-down infliximab + immunomodulator or conventional step-up therapy. At ~5 years, Crohn’s-related surgery...

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VIVID-2: Mirikizumab Remains Effective Through 2 Years—and Some Late Nonresponders Can Be Rescued: CGH | September 2026

Introduction: Long-term durability and management of incomplete response are important when positioning IL-23 therapy in Crohn’s disease. VIVID-2 evaluated mirikizumab through 104 weeks, including IV reinduction in patients...

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RISANCROHN: Risankizumab Works in Highly Refractory Crohn’s—but Earlier Positioning May Matter: AP & T | September 2026 | Multicentre Real-World Study

Introduction: Risankizumab, an IL-23p19 inhibitor, is an effective therapy for Crohn’s disease, but real-world outcomes in heavily pretreated patients are important for treatment positioning. RISANCROHN evaluated its effectiveness...

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Localised Ileocaecal Crohn’s Disease: Early Surgery Deserves a Place Beside Biologics: Colorectal Disease | September 2026 | Systematic Review & Meta-analysis

Introduction: Biologics are commonly used early in Crohn’s disease, while surgery is often reserved for complications or treatment failure. This meta-analysis compared early ileocaecal resection with biologic-first therapy...

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