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The 14 pages that link to Crohn's disease, each with the reason it gives.

• Celiac diseaseCompared with: Both disorders can cause malabsorption, but Crohn's involves a different pattern of intestinal inflammation.

• Small intestineRelated: Small-intestinal inflammation can cause narrowing, pain, and malabsorption.

• Inflammatory bowel diseaseBroader topic: It is one of IBD’s two main forms and can involve deeper bowel-wall layers.

• GranulomaRelated: Granulomas can occur in affected tissue, although their absence does not exclude the disease.

• Tumor necrosis factorRelated: TNF inhibitors are used to control inflammation in many cases.

• Ulcerative colitisCompared with: Unlike ulcerative colitis, it can occur beyond the colon and in separated segments.

• FistulaRelated: Transmural inflammation can create connections between bowel and other tissues.

• IleumRelated: Ileal inflammation is a common presentation and can impair absorption.

• SarcoidosisCompared with: Crohn disease can also produce granulomas, but its bowel-centered pattern points to a different diagnosis.

• InfliximabRelated: Infliximab can induce and maintain remission, including in some fistulizing disease.

• Behçet's diseaseCompared with: Crohn's disease can cause oral or genital lesions, but its defining pattern is intestinal inflammation.

• MesalazineCompared with: Mesalazine is much less reliably effective for Crohn’s disease than for ulcerative colitis.

• SulfasalazineRelated: Unlike ulcerative colitis, sulfasalazine has limited usefulness, mainly in some cases involving the colon.

• Steven FrayneRelated: Frayne has spoken publicly about living with Crohn’s disease and its effect on performing.