Abstract

Irrespective of their local and systemic adverse effects, conventional corticosteroids remain the foundation of therapy for induction of clinical remission in patients with Crohn’s disease because of their prompt onset of action and effectiveness. However, they are not recommended as maintenance therapy because of their lack of efficacy in maintaining remission and potential to cause systemic adverse effects.

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