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Is colon anastomotic ulcer treatible?
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Depends: Most colon anastomotic ulcers are chronic due to poor blood supply to that area. Usually not serious. If you have crohns, the ulcer could represent recurrent disease and escalating treatment should be considered.
Answered 12/29/2018
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