Abstract
The therapeutic landscape for Crohn’s disease (CD) has been reshaped by improvements in disease management and medical therapy, leading to a decrease in the necessity for intestinal resection. However, surgical intervention still plays a crucial role in treating medically refractory disease or complications such as strictures or fistulae. Recent biologic-era population studies have shown that the rate of CD-related abdominal surgery over 10 years is up to 49.9% in adult-onset CD and 37.7% in pediatric onset CD.
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