Would you escalate treatment for a patient with Crohn disease with changes suggestive of chronic sacroiliitis on MRI but without bone marrow edema or effusion that suggests active inflammation?
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Rheumatology · Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
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I do not quite understand what escalation of treatment you are referring to.
However, sacroiliitis needs to be treated depending on the patient's clinical presentation and symptoms.
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Rheumatology · University of Rochester Medical Center
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I need more information. What is the patient taking for CD? What are the precise findings on the MRI? Is the patient having back pain?
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