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Inflammatory lesions are surrounded by normal mucosa, forming skip lesions. Crohn's disease invades the large intestine, and tiny aphthous erosions can be observed by colonoscopy at the initial stage. Since small ulcers can adjoin the ileocecal valve or exist in the terminal ileum, it is imperative to examine the terminal ileum when conducting colonoscopy to patients clinically suspected of suffering from Crohn's disease. Ulcers may persist as aphthous or shallow ulcers on the mucosal surface, or grow to form deeper ulcers. Ulcers from Crohn's disease show clear boundaries; the mucosa surrounding the ulcers appears normal or almost normal and long longitudinal ulcers run in parallel with the large intestine. Multiple ulcers may be discovered in parallel, and if inflammation and edema beneath the mucosa worsen and form superficial sulcus, the intestinal mucosa shows a nodular surface in a continual and regular shape, forming a cobblestone appearance.
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