The endoscopic finding which suggests crohns in a patient with chronic diarrhea among the following is:
Endoscopic difference between tuberculosis and crohns: The ileo-cecal region is the most common site affected in either condition Findings ouring TB: 1. Transversely placed ulcers 2. Nodularity 3. Hyperophic lesions 4. Involvement of fewer than four segments 5. Patulous ileocecal valve, 6. Pseudopolyps Findings ouring crohns: 1. Aphthoid or longitudinal, deep, fissuring ulcers 2. Cobblestone appearance are said to be more typical of CD 3. Ano-rectal lesions 4. Skip lesions in the colon Ref: World J Gastroenterol. 2011 January 28; 17(4): 433-443.
Transverse ulcer
Nodularity
Hyperophic lesions
Anorectal lesions