Abstract
Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease of unknown etiology. This pathology more often affects young people, so it can occur during pregnancy and complicate its course. A case of intestinal obstruction caused by Crohn's disease during pregnancy was presented. Clinical manifestations are described; data from additional research methods and the results of morphological studies are presented. Particular emphasis is made on management of patients with acute surgical pathology during pregnancy. A brief review of the literature on this issue is presented. In the described case, the cause of intestinal obstruction was Crohn's disease, first diagnosed only during pregnancy. Complications of Crohn's disease are an indication for surgical intervention and not a reason for changing obstetric tactics: in most cases, pregnancy should be prolonged using specific therapy.
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