Abstract
Numerous studies have shown that appendectomy is associated with lower risk for development of ulcerative colitis. However, whether the use of appendectomy to treat active ulcerative colitis can delay progression of the disease is unclear. To investigate this issue, researchers conducted a prospective, uncontrolled study of 30 patients …
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