David
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If a patient is facing ileal resection due to scarring that has caused narrowing and has active inflammation, if possible, should the GI attempt to get the patient into remission prior to resection? Does this lead to a better outcome?
If a patient is facing ileal resection due to scarring that has caused narrowing and has active inflammation, if possible, should the GI attempt to get the patient into remission prior to resection? Does this lead to a better outcome?