Abstract
A survey of new aspects of Differential Diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) unavoidably reflects a highly personal view of a complex problem. By no means this overview pretends to be complete and exhaustive. Rather it summarizes those areas which are considered most important to the clinician, dealing with patients with a scala of various forms of IBD. This selection obviously highlights the author’s experience during the last few years, based upon a substantial patient population with various forms of IBD.
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